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Central Street Neighbors Association (CSNA) is a non-profit membership group formed to promote and preserve the vitality and quality of life of the Central Street Neighborhood in Evanston, Illinois.
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Local union chapter representing firefighters and paramedics employed by the Evanston Fire and Life Safety Services Department.
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An Evanston organization of concerned residents committed to working with neighbors to identify and solve critical issues affecting the Evanston community. Currently working to get the waste transfer station at 1711 Church Street re-located.
Evanston faith leaders and City officials encourage residents to claim ownership of their home, block and community by adhering to the “Evanston Own It” proclamation, which acknowledges that every resident deserves to live in a safe, caring community and take ownership of everything that happens throughout the city despite where they live.
As a part of its commitment, Evanston's faith-based community will offer support and pledge to work with residents to achieve an “own it” spirit, in addition to spreading the ideology that what happens to one person in Evanston happens to all.
For a list of upcoming events, visit http://cityofevanston.org/evanston-own-it.
Participating faith organizations include:
• Bethel AME Church
• Christ Temple Missionary Baptist Church
• Ebenezer AME Church
• Faith Temple Church of God in Christ
• First Church of God Christian Life Center
• Fisher Memorial AME Zion Church
• Friendship Baptist Church
• Mount Pisgah Ministry
• Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church
• New Beginnings North Shore Church
• New Hope CME Church
• Second Baptist Church
• Sherman United Methodist Church
• Springfield Baptist Church
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A nonprofit, officially founded in 2010, to support and promote the community and improve local commerce on Evanston's west side. The area served falls between Wesley Avenue (east) to Hartrey Avenue (west) and Greenwood Street (north) to Lee Street (south).
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EWSP will gift to the City of Evanston a sculpture depicting a young suffragist with her bicycle,
honoring early Evanston women leaders and inspiring the City’s next generation.
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A family-centered organization in the North of Howard neighborhood that seeks to build and strengthen the community through programs that support personal growth and leadership.
Programs:
Family Connections- after-school program, ages 5-12
Teen Boys and Teen Girls- Brothers of New Directions (BOND) (high school) and Brothers on the Move (BOM) (middle school), Sisters of Strength (14-19) and Sisters of Unity (11-13)
Evening Tutoring is available.
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Neighborhood block club
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Neighborhood club for those living near Northwestern University.
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Residents in southeast Evanston dedicated to preserving the essentially residential character of that area.
For over 50 years, SEA has played an integral role in our community by creating coalitions, engaging elected officials and attending council meetings to speak on behalf of SEA members and the citizens of our city.
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SOUTHEAST EVANSTON PARENTS ASSOCIATION (SEPA) was founded in August 1996, by a group of mostly single low-income parents wanting to make a difference in their lives and lives of their children, and the Evanston community. This not for profit grassroots organization determined to challenge parents, schools and their local government.
Meets monthly. Southeast Evanston Parents Association (“SEPA) is a grassroots not for profit organization made up of adults concerned about families in the community. SEPA’s mission is to have the best housing, schools, recreation, childcare, and out of school activities for all students. SEPA’s purpose is to render aid to poor students, including supply of books and other materials. Additionally, SEPA plans to provide training and support for parents of students in the community to help the students thrive in school. This help will come in the form of training seminars to assist parents in becoming involved in their children’s education; in creating a conducive learning environment at home; training seminars to help parents learn how to help their children in their studies; and help to families to prevent any obstacles in the home that could deter from the child’s learning. .
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PTA Executive Board
Washington PTA Executive Board 2014-2015
Suzanne Daley
Co-President – COMMUNICATIONS
(h) 847-491-6168
suzplus3@yahoo.com
Margaret Glascott
CoPresident - STUDENT ENRICHMENT & CULTURE
(h) 847-328-5289
mglascott@ameritech.net
Jennifer Allen-Goldstein
Co-President - PARENT INVOLVEMENT
(h) 847-983-4411
(m) 773-610-8126
jendallen@yahoo.com
Ness Baagil
Treasurer
(h)847-328-1996
(m) 847-727-9393
nbaagil@gmail.com
Kathy McGroarty-Torres
Secretary
(h) 847-
kathymcgroartytorres@gmail.com
"For Parents" page created and maintained by the Washington School PTA- includes neccessary PTA, volunteering, school supplies, and before/after school clubs information
The Evanston/Skokie Council of PTAs is the umbrella association for all school PTAs and PTSAs in the area served by School Districts 65 and 202. Council member schools include elementary, middle, and magnet schools; Park School and Evanston Township High School. The Evanston/Skokie Council is an active member of District 21 of the Illinois State PTA, which allows for the exchange of ideas with other PTA councils in north suburban Cook County and around the state.