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Organizations include any not-for-profit organization or club that serves the Hegewisch community If you would like to have your not-for profit, please contact us American Legion: Post 272: Fred Schweitzer Community CAPS
Call: ( 773) 315-6200 Girl Scouts of Lebanon Lutheran Troops 20043, 21495, 20734, and 20843 Hegewisch Chamber of Commerce Call (773) 646-6880 A membership organization of business, industry and individuals working for economic development and community redevelopment of the Hegewisch community. Hegewisch Community Committee 13260 S. Brandon Avenue The mission of the Hegewisch Community Committee is to enlist local people in cooperative efforts to attack the problems of juvenile delinquency, to carry on educatioal, recreational, and civic activities, . Hegewisch Marsh Environment Center Contact: Micheal Siola CEPA (Calumet Ecological Park Association) Email CEPA at : lrcepa@lincolnnet.net The mission of CEPA is to preserve and enhance a variety of natural,
cultural, and historical areas in the Calumet region for present and
future generations. Knights of Columbus Polish Legion of American Veterans Southeast Historical Society 3658 East 106th Street, Chicago, Illinois, 60617 The Southeast Historical Society continues its search for documents and artifacts of the past, while making a concerted effort to record the present in a fashion that will be organized and retrievable for historians in the future. In an era when the present is almost as plastic as it was when the region was first developed, such record keeping becomes especially important. Southeast Environmental Task Force: The mission of SETF is to affirmatively protect the residents, economy, and environment of Chicago's Calumet region by defending the 20-year moratorium on new and expanded landfill construction, advocating for a permanent moratorium, and promoting progressive alternatives to waste burial.
VFW: (Veterans of Foreign Wars of the US) Post 5414: Stanley J Sukta Wolf Lake Initiative E-mail: Melbows@aol.com The Association for the Wolf Lake Initiative (AWLI) is a not-for-profit,501(c)(3) working consortium of groups from communities around the lake, individual users of the lake, educators, researchers and academics. |
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