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Samantha Martinez, family outreach director and co-founder, left and Antonio Santos, executive director and co-founder, stand together inside the Gage Park Latinx Council’s Cultural Center, Wednesday, March 17, 2021. | Tyler LaRiviere/Sun-Times Over the past year, Gage Park has topped the charts when it comes to COVID-19 cases and positivity rates not just in Chicago but across the state. Even worse, a lack of health care infrastructure and resources on the Southwest Side left many Gage Park residents on their own. That’s when the Gage Park Latinx Council decided it had to do something. The grassroots organization was formed three years ago to address systemic issues facing the Gage Park community. Last year, it finished converting a vacant storefront at 2711 W. 51st St. into a new cultural center to better serve the neighborhood. With the pandemic, the council pivoted to deal with different challenges, finding a way to help Gage Park residents help each other, said Antonio

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