NHS Neighborhood Beautification Effort Continues in Humboldt Park

Silence DoGood June 11, 2021

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NHS Neighborhood Beautification Effort Continues in Humboldt Park (Chicago, IL) – Members of the community and elected officials will join Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago (NHS) in welcoming Guaranteed Rate volunteers to West Humboldt Park for a neighborhood beautification effort. On Saturday, June 12th at 9:00 AM, volunteers, NHS staff, and community officials will gather at Ujima Community Garden (549 N. Central Park Ave.).

Each June, as part of National NeighborWorks Week and to mark National Homeownership Month, NHS organizes and mobilizes volunteers, business owners, elected officials and civic leaders for events designed to improve neighborhoods and create awareness of the unique amenities located within the communities they serve.

The following people will speak at the gathering:

Alderman Walter Burnett Jr., 27^th Ward
Anthony E. Simpkins, President and CEO, NHS of Chicago
Camilo Escalante, National Diverse Segments Director, Guaranteed Rate
Illinois State Representative Jawaharial Omar Williams, 10^th District

NHS Neighborhood Beautification Effort Continues in Humboldt Park

John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

Categories: Chicago, Community

Tags: guraranteed rate, humboldt park, neighborhood housing services of chicago, neighborworks, nhs, southland, the southland journal, ujima community garden

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