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One Family Illinois: Tim McCormick Community Center

Project Information

Chicago, IL- United States
  • On any given day, there are nearly 433,000 children in foster care in the United States. Most children are placed temporarily in foster care due to parental abuse or neglect.

U.S. Children’s Bureau, 2020


Grantee
One Family Illinois

Partners
GOYA Foods
Bank of America
Dalton Family Foundation

One Family Illinois

Chicago, IL- United States

Maestro Cares Foundation funded the construction of the Tim McCormick Community Center in Chicago, Illinois, with the support of Bank of America and the Dalton Family Foundation. This marked Maestro Cares Foundation’s first project in the contiguous United States.

Located within Roosevelt Square Village, the community center serves foster children living in 14 foster homes and provides academic support, therapeutic services, recreational programs, and social activities. It also serves as a safe, central gathering place where neighborhood residents can connect with one another and access community resources. The center benefits more than 5,000 individuals annually, including 84 children living in the foster homes.

The project was originally developed in partnership with SOS Children’s Villages, whose work in Illinois now continues as One Family Illinois. The organization supports foster children and families through community-based services, with an emphasis on helping siblings remain together in foster care.

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Project Start
October 31, 2019

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Grand Opening
October 1, 2020

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Project Launch

Changing Lives, Building Dreams.

The Maestro Cares Foundation improves the quality of life of disadvantaged children and communities in Latin America and the United States. We do so by providing housing, educational programming, and the essential resources to support their growth and development. Through our efforts, we’re strengthening communities and helping children become tomorrow’s leaders.