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Chicago Foundation for Women
40 years of uniting bold funders, leaders, and grassroots orgs to advance gender equity in Chicago. Join us. #CFWat40
About Chicago Foundation for Women
For 40 years, Chicago Foundation for Women has united bold funders, frontline leaders, and grassroots organizations to advance gender equity. We believe true change starts at the community level and grows through collaboration, commitment, and action. We invest in organizations fighting for reproductive justice, economic security, healthcare access, and freedom from violence, building a future where justice and equity are non-negotiable. Our 40th Anniversary isn’t just a milestone, it’s a rallying cry. Join us as we unite, uplift, and unleash the power of collective action across Chicago. cfw.org/40years #CFWat40 #UniteUpliftUnleash
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Presence & Recognition
Chicago Foundation for Women is hosting an upcoming virtual open house for the LBTQ Giving Council of CFW on September 25 or October 27.
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Presence & Recognition
Chicago Foundation for Women co-chair Dhyia Thompson-Phillips attended Olivia Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Fields music festival and raised $20 million for organizations supporting women and girls.
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Presence & Recognition
Chicago Foundation for Women is hosting the North Chicagoland Giving Circle at Curt's Café on Wednesday, September 16, to kick off a new cycle of community-driven grantmaking.
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Presence & Recognition
Chicago Foundation for Women announced that hotel workers represented by UNITE HERE Local 1 are in ongoing contract negotiations with Hilton Chicago, the venue for CFW’s 41st Annual Luncheon.
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Presence & Recognition
Chicago Foundation for Women featured three of its grantee partners—The Network: Advocating Against Domestic Violence, KAN-WIN, and Women Employed—in a City Bureau article about domestic violence service providers and survivors facing budget cuts.
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