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Bookmark or Share- SECC Announces the New 2024 Grant RecipientsJune 3, 2024 – The South East Chicago Commission (SECC) is honored to announce The Shirley J. Newsome Beautification Grant Awards for 2024. The program aims to provide micro-grants to neighborhood organizations and groups to support beautification and revitalization projects that enhance the physical attractiveness and quality of life within Hyde Park, Kenwood, Oakland, Washington Park and ...
- Diane Burnham › South East Chicago CommissionDiane Burnham holds a Master of Management and Nonprofit Administration from North Park University in Chicago and a Master of Science in Urban Studies + Planning from the University of Wisconsin.
- Home › South East Chicago CommissionSOUTH EAST CHICAGO COMMISSION The SECC facilitates and supports economic development within the Southeast lakefront communities of Hyde Park, Kenwood, Oakland, Washington Park, and Woodlawn. JOB CREATION Attracting new businesses and supporting business growth that propel job creation. COMMUNITY INVESTMENT Facilitating the investment of critical resources for sustainability and growth.
- About Us › South East Chicago CommissionFounded in 1952, the South East Chicago Commission (SECC) is a community-based not-for-profit organization focused on enhancing economic development in five neighborhoods on the south side of Chicago: Hyde Park, Woodlawn, Washington Park, Kenwood and Oakland.The SECC pursues its mission through a number of programs and initiatives designed to make our communities more attractive places
- SECC Announces Grants for the 2024 SJN Beautification ProgramCHICAGO (April 1, 2024) – The South East Chicago Commission (SECC) with thanks to our partners at the Elizabeth Louise Smith Fund of the Chicago Community Trust and gifts from private donations are excited to announce the 2024 Shirley J. Newsome Beautification Program Grant.. Formerly known as the Neighborhood Enhancement Grant, the program focuses on enhancing the physical attractiveness ...
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