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Field 826CHI Field ACRE (Artists Cooperative Residency and Exhibitions) Field Field / ADA 25 Advancing Leadership c/o Chicago Community Trust MacArthur Adler Planetarium MacArthur Affinity Community Services Field Field / Albany Park Theater Project MacArthur Alianza Leadership Institute Field Alliance of Filipinos for Immigrant Rights and Empowerment Field Alliance of the SouthEast (ASE) Field American Indian Center of Chicago Field Field / Arab American Action Network MacArthur Arise Chicago Field Art Institute of Chicago MacArthur ArtCore MacArthur Arts + Public Life (APL) Initiative Field Field / Arts Alliance Illinois MacArthur Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Chicago MacArthur Asian Improv aRts Midwest Field Assata’s Daughters Field Audience Architects Field Auditorium Theatre MacArthur Austin Coming Together MacArthur Better Boys Foundation MacArthur Better Government Associations Field Between Friends Field Field / Black Ensemble Theater MacArthur Black Star Project Field Black United Fund of Illinois MacArthur Blair Thomas & Co. MacArthur Blue Tin Production Cooperative Field Bridge to Freedom Field Bright Star Community Outreach Corporation MacArthur Brighton Park Neighborhood Council MacArthur BUILD Inc. MacArthur BYP 100 MacArthur Field / Cabrini Green Legal Aid MacArthur Field / Center for Neighborhood Technology MacArthur Center on Halsted Field Centro de Trabajadores Unidos: Immigrant Workers’ Project Field Changing Worlds Field Chasing23 Youth Empowerment Group Field Chicago Academy of Sciences, Peggy Notebaert Nature MacArthur Museum Chicago African Americans in Philanthropy Field Field / Chicago Architecture Biennial MacArthur Chicago Architecture Foundation MacArthur Chicago Area Fair Housing Alliance Field Chicago Art Department Field Chicago Botanic Garden MacArthur Chicago Children’s Choir MacArthur Chicago Children’s Museum MacArthur Chicago Coalition for the Homeless Field Chicago Commons Field Chicago Community Bond Fund Field Field / Chicago Community Trust MacArthur Chicago Council on Global Affairs MacArthur Chicago Cultural Alliance MacArthur Field / Chicago Danztheatre Ensemble MacArthur Chicago Food Policy Action Council Field Field / Chicago Foundation for Women MacArthur Chicago Historical Society MacArthur Chicago House & Social Service Agency Field Chicago Housing Initiative Field Chicago Human Rhythm Project Field Chicago Humanities Festival MacArthur Chicago Jobs Council Field Field / Chicago Latino Theater Alliance MacArthur Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning MacArthur Field / Chicago Neighborhood Initiatives MacArthur Chicago Opera Theater MacArthur Chicago Park District Field Chicago Philharmonic Society MacArthur Field / Chicago Public Media MacArthur Chicago Rehab Network Field Chicago Reporter MacArthur Chicago Shakespeare Theater Field Chicago Sinfonietta Field Chicago South Side Film Festival Field Chicago Symphony Orchestra MacArthur Chicago Torture Justice Center Field Chicago United for Equity Field Field / Chicago Urban League MacArthur Chicago Women in Philanthropy (CWIP) Field Chicago Workers’ Collaborative Field Chicago Zoological Society Brookfield Zoo MacArthur Children’s Home and Aid Society MacArthur Christ the King Jesuit College Prep Field Christianaire Field Circles & Ciphers Field Field / City Bureau MacArthur Civic Consulting Alliance MacArthur Civic Nation, The United States of Women Field Coalition for a Better Chinese American Community Field Collaboraction Theatre Company Field Comfort Station NFP MacArthur Communities United Field Community Renewal Society Field Court Theater MacArthur Creative Chicago Reuse Exchange Field Field / Crossroads Fund MacArthur Deeply Rooted Dance Theater Field DePaul University College of Law MacArthur Domestic Violence Legal Clinic Field Field / Donda’s House MacArthur DuPage Children’s Museum MacArthur Field / DuSable Museum of African American History MacArthur Embarc Field Emerald City Theatre MacArthur Enlace Chicago Field Field / Enrich Chicago MacArthur Enterprise Community Partners MacArthur Erikson Institute Field Esperanza Health Centers Field eta Creative Arts Foundation Field Ethiopian Community Association of Chicago MacArthur Evanston Community Foundation MacArthur Facets Multimedia MacArthur Faith in Place Field Family Matters Field Field Museum MacArthur Fifth House Ensemble MacArthur First Defense Legal Aid Field Fiscal Management Associates MacArthur Floating Museum Field Field / Forefront MacArthur Forward Momentum Chicago Field Frank Lloyd Wright Trust MacArthur Free Lunch Academy Field Field / Free Spirit Media MacArthur Free Street Theater Field Free Write Arts & Literacy NFP Field Fund for Innovative TV DBA Media Burn Archive MacArthur Garfield Park Community Council Field Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana Field Goodman Theatre MacArthur Grant Park Orchestral Association, Grant Park Music Festival MacArthur Grassroots Alliance for Police Accountability (GAPA) Field Greater Auburn Gresham Development Corporation MacArthur Greater Chatham Initiative MacArthur Green Star Movement MacArthur Field / HANA Center MacArthur Harris Theater for Music and Dance MacArthur Healthy Schools Campaign Field Hubbard Street Dance Chicago MacArthur Field / Hyde Park Art Center MacArthur Hyde Park Jazz Festival MacArthur IFF MacArthur Field / Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights MacArthur Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence Field Illinois Environmental Council Education Fund Field Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center MacArthur Field / Illinois Humanities MacArthur Illinois Institute of Technology, Center for Research and MacArthur Service Indo-American Center MacArthur Inner-City Computer Stars Foundation (i.c.stars) Field Field / Inner-City Muslim Action Network MacArthur Intonation Music Field Field / Invisible Institute MacArthur Joffrey Ballet of Chicago MacArthur John G. 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