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Ward18 cityofchicago. Dowell, Pat. Ward03 cityofchicago. Ervin, Jason C. Ward28 cityofchicago. Gardiner, James M. Hadden, Maria E. Office 49thward. Hairston, Leslie A.

Ward05 cityofchicago. Harris, Michelle A. Ward08 cityofchicago. Hopkins, Brian. Ward02 cityofchicago. King, Sophia D. Ward04 cityofchicago. La Spata, Daniel.

Lightfoot, Lori E. Lopez, Raymond A. Ward15 cityofchicago. Maldonado, Roberto. Ward26 cityofchicago. Martin, Matthew J. Ward47 cityofchicago. Mitchell, Gregory I. Alderman gregmitchell7thward.

Mitts, Emma. Ward37 cityofchicago. Moore, David H. Napolitano, Anthony V. Ward41 cityofchicago. Nugent, Samantha. O'Shea, Matthew J. Ward19 cityofchicago. It may be a mouthful, but our name does, in fact, say it all. Simply put, we support local initiatives in primarily low- and moderate-income neighborhoods. We are a national organization with a grassroots focus.

LISC has offices in 35 cities and works in hundreds of rural communities across the country. Our collective goal is to create socially and economically vibrant and sustainable neighborhoods, with living wage jobs, local businesses, good schools, quality housing, reliable transportation and needed amenities. Tornado 2 mins ago. This article tagged under: Lisle. Back to Article. Close Menu. Search for:.