Chatham/Avalon Park Community Council

Thursday, January 24, 2019

DON'T MISS OUT! - Support the Projects of the RCCSE by Running with The Bulls!

Join the
Rotary Club of Chicago Southeast

as we
RUN WITH THE BULLS

You're invited to experience great NBA action, non-stop entertainment and the energy of a sellout crowd! Enjoy the excitement of the Chicago Bulls as they battle the L.A. Clippers and Cleveland Cavaliers.

Use the Special Rotary Club of Chicago Southeast Discount Code:RCCSE

Chicago Bulls vs. L.A. Clippers
United Center, Fri., Jan. 25 at 7:00 p.m.

Chicago Bulls vs. Cleveland Cavaliers
United Center, Sun., Jan. 27 at 2:30 p.m.

Use the Special Rotary Club of Chicago Southeast Discount Code:RCCSE

On these special days, all Rotarians, family and friends have the opportunity to purchase Chicago Bulls tickets at a discount!

$10 from each ticket purchased will be donated back to
ROTARY CLUB OF CHICAGO SOUTHEAST
to support their community service projects and the
Rotary International END POLIO NOW efforts.

Click >> HERE << to see information about our Club's "Reverse" Global Grant Project to build Peace on the South Side of Chicago through Spoken Word with the Emcee Skool!

Click >> HERE << to see more information about Rotary's Global Polio Eradication effort, known as "Polio Plus" to END POLIO NOW!

Use the Special Rotary Club of Chicago Southeast Discount Code:RCCSE

Tickets will be discounted on all three seating levels starting at just $33.52!

Click >> HERE << or on the The Chicago Bulls logo below to get your tickets now!

Important Community News!! (JOBS & RESOURCES)

The contents within this email are for informational purposes only.

Chicago - Tapestry Collection Spark the Arts Grants

Chicago - Tapestry Collection Spark the Arts Grants
Grant Amount: $1,000
Eligibility: Youth ages 12-25, Schools, Organizations in the Chicago area
Focus: Using creative arts to address and/or showcase ANY issue in your community. Projects can take place this winter/spring.

Deadline: January 31^st, 2019

Project Examples: Proposed projects should address a cause in the community (such as poverty, hunger, health and well-being, education, equality, safety, climate change, environment, peace, etc.) by either educating others, volunteering, advocating, or fundraising. Youth will incorporate the arts into their projects to share their unique stories! You could perform a play, music, or poetry slam, or host an art gallery which focuses on community issues such as the environment, hunger, safety, poverty, etc. You could lead a project on any issue and showcase the impact using music, painting, performance, video etc. The project ideas are endless.

How to apply? Visit: http://ysa.org/grant/sparkarts/chicago/