$20 Million in State Taxes to Non-Profits to Increase Building Security – One in McHenry County

From the Pritzker Administration:

Gov. Pritzker Announces 116 Non-profit Organizations Awarded $20 Million for Enhanced Security Across Illinois

SPRINGFIELD — Today, Governor Pritzker and the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) announced $20 million in grants have been awarded to 116 non-profit organizations across the state through the 2022 Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP).

The funding will be used to help organizations strengthen efforts to protect against public safety and security threats.

Many of the grantees are

  • places of worship,
  • reproductive health providers,
  • cultural institutions, and
  • education centers .

who were deemed at high-risk of a terrorist attack

“As Governor, my top priority has always been—and will continue to be—keeping Illinoisans safe,” said Governor JB Pritzker. “This $20 million investment will provide grantees—from mosques and synagogues to education centers and cultural institutions—the resources they need to enhance safety measures amidst the rising tide of extremism. From Skokie to Peoria, Illinoisans deserve to be able to congregate safely with their communities, and that’s exactly what the Nonprofit Security Grant Program achieves.”

“When the nonprofits that provide spaces to worship, create, and educate are secure, our communities grow and thrive,” said Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton. “In Illinois, we stand against extremism and hate. These statewide grants are part of our sustained commitment to help broaden protective measures so all Illinoisans can feel safe and well.”

Funds must be used for target-hardening activities, which include active shooter trainings, the purchase/installation of security equipment on property owned or leased by the not-for-profit organization, and the hiring of contracted security personnel.

Security enhancements must be for the locations that the not-for-profit occupies at the time of the application, and the projects must be fully completed during the three-year (36 month) performance period.

“At a time when threats against cultural and religious institutions have occurred in record numbers, this critical security funding is particularly important,” said State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-Deerfield). “I am grateful to Governor Pritzker and IEMA for getting these resources to the places they are needed most.”

“Though we have taken historic steps to make Illinois the most welcoming state in the nation, there has been a rise in anti-Semitism, anti-Asian American hate, anti-immigrant rhetoric, and hate crimes,” said State Senator Ram Villivalam (D-Chicago). “We must stay vigilant and provide as many tools in the toolbox as possible to root out hate. In that vein, I am grateful to the advocates and the work that was done to allocate resources to organizations in our communities to protect our constituents from harm.”

“The 116 non-profit groups will be able to immediately purchase and implement safety measures at their facilities,” said IEMA Director Alicia Tate-Nadeau. “Security equipment, facility hardening, and other operational actions are just some ways these groups are increasing safety measures for their organizations.”

The Illinois Emergency Management Agency and the IEMA Office of Homeland Security will continue to identify all expanding threats and work collaboratively with partners to monitor all enhancements and document proven successes.

The non-profit organizations who will be receiving grants are:

Organization NameCityFunding Amount
Agudath Israel of IllinoisChicago$150,000
All Saints AcademyBreeze$267,000
Am ShalomGlencoe$110,296
Anshe Emet SynagogueChicago$150,000
Anshe Sholom Bnai IsraelChicago$148,500
Atereth YehoshuaChicago$150,000
Beis Medrash Mikor HachaimChicago$150,000
Benedictine Society of Saint BedePeru$150,000
Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day SchoolChicago$150,000
Beth Hillel Bnai EmunahWilmette$150,000
Bethesda Evangelical Covenant ChurchRockford$150,000
Blessed Sacrament SchoolMorton$30,963
Bronzeville Black Chicagoan Historical SocietyChicago$142,000
Our Lady of Perpetual Help ChurchGlenview$150,000
Catholic Bishop of ChicagoChicago$450,000
Center on HalstedChicago$142,773
Chabad of Oak Park NFPOak Park$150,000
Cheder Lubavitch Hebrew Day SchoolSkokie$150,000
Chesed L’Avraham Nachlas DavidChicago$234,000
Chicago Center for Torah and ChesedLincolnwood$287,500
Chicago Community KollelChicago$386,250
Chicago Islamic CenterWorth$406,500
Chicago Jewish Day SchoolChicago$75,000
Christ Lutheran Church of PeoriaPeoria$150,000
City First ChurchRockford$449,000
CityLine Bible ChurchNiles$149,500
Community Christian Alternative (CCA) AcademyChicago$150,000
Congregation Adas YeshurunChicago$134,835
Congregation Beth ShalomNorthbrook$150,000
Congregation K.I.N.S. of West Rogers ParkChicago$116,000
Congregation Khal Ohr Yisocher-ChodrovChicago$150,000
Congregation Or TorahSkokie$140,000
Congregation Sukkat ShalomWilmette$149,272
Congregation Tzemach TzedekChicago$150,000
Council for Jewish Elderly Robineau ResidenceSkokie$150,000
Crosspoint Church of RockfordRockford$150,000
Darchei Noam of GlenbrookNorthbrook$150,000
Darul QasimGlendale Heights$300,000
DePaul College PrepChicago$150,000
Elmhurst Christian Reformed ChurchElmhurst$95,665
Family Health PartnershipCrystal Lake$52,500
Fellowship Baptist ChurchVienna$90,250
First Christian Church of Decatur IllinoisDecatur$48,134
First Nazarene ChurchLemont$150,000
First Presbyterian ChurchSterling$75,600
First United Methodist Church of CartervilleCarterville$94,171
Franciscan Health FoundationOlympia Fields$150,000
Glenview Methodist PreschoolGlenview$117,800
Great Commission Broadcasting CorporationQuincy$9,800
Hatzalah ChicagoLincolnwood$115,000
Heartland Alliance InternationalChicago$150,000
Hebrew Theological CollegeSkokie$280,000
Hillel Torah North Suburban Day SchoolSkokie$150,000
Holy Cross HospitalChicago$120,000
Holy Trinity High SchoolChicago$150,000
Islamic Circle of North ChicagoOakbrook Terrace$67,410
Ida Crown Jewish AcademySkokie$150,000
Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education CenterSkokie$150,000
Illinois Organization for Jewish EducationChicago$150,000
Illinois Sikh Community CenterWheaton$150,000
Islamic Center of NapervilleNaperville$256,346.65
Islamic Community Center of IllinoisChicago$390,000
Islamic Community of IllinoisPlainfield$150,000
Islamic Cultural Center of Greater ChicagoNorthbrook$135,000
Islamic Foundation of PeoriaPeoria$150,000
Islamic Society Northwest Suburbs of ChicagoRolling Meadows$148,000
Israelite Portuguese Fraternity of ChicagoEvanston$150,000
JCFS Elaine Kersten Children’s CenterNorthbrook$150,000
Jewish Council for Youth ServicesBuffalo Grove$98,070
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan ChicagoChicago$340,000
JFMC FacCorp – Bernard Horwich JCCChicago$300,000
Joan Dachs Bais Yaakov Elementary SchoolChicago$450,000
Kol Hadash Humanistic CongregationDeerfield$91,313
Kollel Toras ChesedSkokie$150,000
L’Chaim Center of the North ShoreDeerfield$150,000
LibenuChicago$450,000
Lubavitch Girls High SchoolChicago$135,000
Lubavitch Mesivta of ChicagoChicago$450,000
Makom Solel LakesideHighland Park$88,030
Masjid Al FarooqChicago$134,000
Midwest Islamic CenterHanover Park$410,000
Misericordia Home Catholic Charity of the Archdiocese of ChicagoChicago$150,000
Moody Bible InstituteChicago$150,000
Mosque FoundationBridgeview$272,903.55
Mount Sinai HospitalChicago$150,000
Net Community ChurchStaunton$21,403
North Shore Congregation IsraelGlencoe$150,000
North Suburban Lubavitch ChabadHighland Park$26,250
North Suburban Synagogue Beth ElHighland Park$100,000
Notre Dame High School of PeoriaPeoria$82,500
Planned Parenthood of IllinoisChicago$291,288.90
Planned Parenthood of the St Louis Region and Southwest MissouriFairview Heights$150,000
Presence Chicago Hospitals NetworkChicago$441,750
Rahmah Foundation Inc.Lake Villa$150,000
Reach Educational CenterOak Lawn$150,000
Schwab Rehabilitation HospitalChicago

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I see no Crisis Pregnancy Centers, at least one of which has been visited by the FBI to warn of possible danger.


Comments

$20 Million in State Taxes to Non-Profits to Increase Building Security – One in McHenry County — 19 Comments

  1. I see a lot of Jewish and Islamic centers on the list. Where are the Anti-Semites? This must really piss you off.

  2. Alot of jew places of worship in that list.

    Fatboy is buying the jew vote for his 2024 run against the 81m vote man.

    I also liked his fear porn reference to guns as justification.

    He so needs you disarmed to continue the March to controlling you.

  3. “Waiting to post a response to everything I post really shows what a true LOSER you are”

  4. LOL. A Loser would say. Triggered and butthurt yet again like a good little liberal aren’t you Porky. You’re getting close to stalking in case you weren’t aware.

    Get back to work milking for those new cream filled rolls that you’re working on sport.

  5. Yes, I notice all the Jewish and moslem places, with the Jewish ones reaping the lion’s share of the pelf.

    Strange, but I didn’t see any Hindu recipients.

    The Sikhs are not Hindus—- and they’ll be the first to tell you that. P.S. I don’t mind Sikhs in the least, I grew up with many in Gujarat.

    But Jews own the USA. When will the hoyim realize that. One of the first things Gandhi did, btw, was closed down the Bombay Rothschildist banks and firms controlling the Bombay Dyick Exchange. Curiously, Mao did the same thing a little later in Shanghai. The people of Iceland recently got wise to the English Jews who wrecked their national economy a few years ago.

  6. I’d comment, but lately every time I do, a swarm of drones appears over my house.

  7. JT is butthurt because I used his own line against him, Priceless sport.

  8. JT responded to the first comment in 2 minutes!!! What a frikin loser! I guess we will wait for his lame “I know you are but what am I” or “you’re gay” response.

  9. I am not denying these places need an improvement in security but is it really the state’s responsibility to fund it?

  10. Mr. Hirsch, separation of Church and state only applies to Christian churches…… never the self chosen.

  11. You are missing my point.

    I will rephrase my question.

    Should the state be giving funds to non governmental concerns for the purpose of protection?

  12. Oh Lil Joey the Twinkie. I posted my comment at the same time as you were. Do you not understand how posting works? You and your butthole patrol pals are like parrots. You just repeat other people’s statements. You remind me of Jethro Bodine.

    Have fun on the hunt down on Halsted tonight trigger boy.

  13. Suzan Hoban has a financial racket going on at the Family Health Partnership Clinic.

    She must be making a KILLING.

    She has State, Federal, County Cash FLOWING IN – not to count sycophantic doctors and healthsystems contributing…..along with local businesses.

    To top that she creates fundraisers and has Pharmaceutical Companies donate $$$$ and drugs to that clinic.

    That’s a racket….I bet she’s cashing in, too.

    LOL….she’s pulled a fast one on everybody!!!

  14. What is this fat p.o.s. so afraid of? That he has to piss away tax dollars! He who is the biggest shikster of the state he is ruining
    This fat. B. Just can’t stop spending.
    M.h. +1 on your comment.

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