Collaborating for Economic Opportunity: Chicago Prize, Community, and Civic Leaders – Registration
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Building new assets in neighborhoods on the South and West sides requires these three things, among others: the support of City government, private funding and bold ideas.
And those ideas should come from the people who know their communities best.
That’s why the Pritzker Traubert Foundation (PTF) launched the Chicago Prize in 2020 and has committed $40 million to support bold plans. Cindy Moelis and Kareeshma Ali from PTF will offer insights from the Chicago Prize and announce a new opportunity to apply for the next Prize.
At the luncheon, we will hear from Chicago Deputy Mayor Kenya Merritt, as well as two community leaders who have received the Chicago Prize — Carlos Nelson in Auburn Gresham and Marshall Hatch, Jr. In West Garfield Park.
Their stories are inspiring and show the tangible impact of public-private partnerships driven by a community’s vision. Join us.
