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United Campbell Avenue Block Club     Organization

Greetings and Welcome to "Unity In Our Community"!  

The United Campbell Avenue Block Club Organization,

a community-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization, proudly serves our members, residents and

communities in the south suburbs. 

Together we stand "UNITED" to make a visible difference in 

 communities, the lives of others less fortunate and the 

Great City of Calumet City.        

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Our organization's work lies in the continuous passion, dedication and investment to give back into neighborhoods, communities and our city through civic engagement, information sharing, communication, transparency, partnerships, donations and community  activities/events. 

"Making a Visible Difference in the Lives of Others and the Community!" 

Thank you to our supporters, sponsors and partners.   

 " We See the Vision, We Believe the Vision &
We Shall Achieve the Vision!"


 

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It's A New Day In Calumet City!

... Mayor Thaddeus Jones

Community & Economic Development

City administration brought in 75 small businesses

(leases) in the service and food industries t0 begin

filling the spaces within the vacant commercial

district in 2023.  In April 2024, the city has 498

businesses and 90 new businesses.

City conducted thorough cleaning and inspections in

2024 throughout Calumet City's sewer line systems in

every Ward.  This involved use of high pressure water

jets to dislodge any obstructions, then cameras

deployed to visually assess the

conditions of pipes. 

Sewer Lines

  

In 2021, the residents of Calumet City spoke resulting in a new Mayor being elected. 

The newly elected, Mayor Thaddeus Jones and Alderwoman Monet Wilson, 2nd Ward,

attended our June 4, 2022, block club meeting and listened to the residents' issues/concerns

regarding the community and city.  Mayor Jones, the City Council members and the

new city administrative departments are working to make a visible difference in the lives of

others and Calumet City.  The United Campbell Avenue Block Club Organization and residents

thank them for their efforts.  In addition, our organization appreciates the support and look

forward to a continuing and productive partnership with the city.  Stay tuned, much more to

come in this great city and community!   

Construction on Major Roads & Streets

Burnham Greenway Bike Trail Cleanup

Sidewalk/Curb Repairs &

  the Green Alley Project

Calumet Memorial Park District

New eco-friendly playground equipment installed at Cleveland Park located on Campbell Avenue in 2023. Thank you to our CMPD partner in making a visible difference in the community. 

Lead Service Water Lines

& Drinking Water

Pumping Stations

Lead service water line replacement

throughout our city.  Drinking water

pumping stations reservoir cleaned

as a preventative maintenance exercise to

help protective coatings last longer

 on the tanks.  

Sibley Blvd., 159th Street, Burnham Avenue, Pulaski Road, Torrence Avenue and many more road construction projects 

completed in our city in 2024.

Overgrown bushes, vegetation and trees cleaned up and maintained behind

Campbell Avenue off Sibley Blvd. 

Five (5) Campbell Avenue residents sidewalk/curb repaired in 2022 and three (3) in 2024.  In addition, three (3) new alleys constructed under the Green Alley project for flood mitigation through perpermeable paving.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
presented Calumet City as a "Green Power Community" exceeding U.S. EPA's guidelines for using reusable electricity! 

THINK GREEN!

Dues, Financial Reports,  Meeting Minutes & City Meetings

The Unity In Our Community meetings are held quarterly (4 times a year) beginning in January, on a Saturday from 2:00pm - 3:00pm virtual.  The meetings and membership dues are scheduled on the below dates:  

  • January 18th 

  • April 19th 

  • July 19th

  • October 18th​ 

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Our Organization In Action...

One way to give back to the community will be to conduct outreach activities/events such as a clothing drive, canned and boxed food drive, school supplies, workshops and more. We also hope to provide  assistance in the form of a scholarship to graduating high school seniors that desire to continue their educational journey at a college, university or trade school.  

 

The United Campbell Avenue Block Club hosts two (2) annual events, Unity In Our Community Back-To-School With A Purpose and the Holiday Winter Community Social Event. Check out the activities/events in our photo gallery. â€‹

Want To Make A Visible Difference?

Would you like to help us in making a visible difference in other  lives, communities and city?  It's all about loving thy neighbor and helping those who are in need.  Join us in achieving our mission by giving a donation to  achieve these goals. The United Campbell Avenue Block Club appreciates and thanks you for your support and donation.   

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If you would like to donate items for residents and/or the community, please contact
Sharon Rucker, Chair, Outreach Standing Committee
Text:  708.971.3965 or Email: Sthomas0048@gmail.com


 UNITED
We Stand Together Helping Individuals, Families & Communities!

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Together We Stand
"UNITED"
Making a Visible Difference!

Mailing Address

1130 South  Canal Street #1680

Chicago, IL 60607

 

Email: blockclub@unitedcampbellave.org

 

Website:  www.unitedcampbellave.org

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