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Power & Purpose Chicago 2024
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About this event
The Chicago Chapter Charities Foundations CCCF is proud to present our 8th annual fundraising event, Power and Purpose Chicago 2024!
We are honored to invite you to become a sponsor of Power and Purpose Chicago. Our theme,
See Me! Hear Me! Empower Me!: Promoting Black Maternal Health, focuses on elevating the voices that are crying out about this public health crisis. The Chicago Chapter Charities Foundation (CCCF) is answering this alarming call and adding to the chorus that is calling for change by spotlighting the Black Maternal Health Crisis at our sixth annual Power and Purpose Luncheon on Tuesday, October 8, 2024, at the Union League Club of Chicago.
Our goal is to bring philanthropic, corporate, and civic leaders together with the community to increase awareness of the societal impact of the Black maternal health crisis. Maternal mortality is a matter of national health and well-being. Black women experience maternal morbidity and mortality rates 2.6 times higher than White women. Together, we want to harness the collective power and purpose of our guests in action to improve maternal health outcomes. The aim of this luncheon is to raise funds to aid community-based organizations that are working to improve Black maternal health, to deepen their efforts to raise awareness, and to provide greater access to support and services with the overarching goal of reducing the impact of this public health crisis on the physical and mental wellness of families and communities.
Questions? Contact ppcsponsors@cccfinc.org
The Chicago Chapter Charities Foundation (CCCF) is a registered 501(c)3
established in 1988. All proceeds from the Power & Purpose Chicago program will go to organizations serving our mission of improving the mental health and wellness in Chicago’s African American Community and foundation operations.