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While statistically the third-largest city in the United States, "The Second City" stands second to none. It was the first to build a skyscraper and is known worldwide for its contributions to architecture, arts, entertainment, and financial commerce. With residents from the infamous, Al Capone, to the famous, Michael Jordan, Chicago has a storied history of rich culture and diversity. (more...) 2016 Olympics |
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GIVING BACKKnown as the "City of Broad Shoulders," Chicago’s citizens not only work hard for themselves, but have a strong history of philanthropy dating back to the days of John D. Rockefeller and Marshall Field. Today, giving back is part of the culture with countless volunteer opportunities at various not-for-profit organizations.
DONATEWorld Relief Chicago is a Christian-based organization that eases refugees transition to living in the United States. There are a large number of volunteer opportunities, especially in tutoring English. They are also looking for people to help refugees look for jobs, to provide transportation, to translate, and to donate and deliver furniture. To volunteer, visit the organization's web site. | TODAY
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