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Chicago Venue Owners Still Waiting For Relief Funds From Save Our Stages Act

In January, Chicago venue owners Joe Shanahan and Katie Tuten said they could take a “deep breath” knowing funds from the $15 billion Save Our Stages Act

Prestigious 2021 Philanthropic Award Winners Announced

Prestigious 2021 Philanthropic Award Winners Announced News provided by Share this article Share this article CHICAGO, April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Executive Service Corps is the premier nonprofit consultancy with the mission of making nonprofits successful. To achieve our mission, we provide consulting, coaching, and professional services to over 150 nonprofit organizations impacting 1.2 million people each year. The Executive Service Corps is proud to have the GuideStar Platinum Seal of Approval. Each year the Executive Service Corps bestows its prestigious philanthropic awards on exceptional leaders in the nonprofit community. 2021 Executive Service Corps Philanthropic Award Winners One of the great joys of my job is getting to honor those who are excelling in the nonprofit industry. Each year s honorees are the best of the best, and 2021 is no exception. I congratulate them all and everyone who gives their time, talent, and treasure to make this community a better pl

Prestigious 2021 Philanthropic Award Winners Announced

Chicago Independent Venue Owners Say They Can Take 'A Deep Breath' With The Save Our Stages Act

In Chicago, where the music scene is part of the cultural fabric, venues rallied for the passage of the Save our Stages act.

From dives to Broadway, US arts aid offers 'lifeline' to devastated venues | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)

From dives to Broadway, US arts aid offers ‘lifeline’ to devastated venues 520 CHICAGO, Jan 1, 2021 (BSS/AFP) – The Stone Pony in New Jersey’s Asbury Park has hosted dozens of musicians on their ascent to stardom including none other than Bruce Springsteen but for months it’s sat dark due to the coronavirus pandemic. And like hundreds of other cultural institutions across the United States its owners are hopeful relief is finally on the way: the latest COVID-19 bill recently signed into law by President Donald Trump includes $15 billion for beleaguered arts venues to survive the ongoing crisis. The funds part of a $900 billion coronavirus relief package aim to support institutions from dives to Broadway, and come after months of efforts as part of the “Save Our Stages” campaign.