Earlier this month, The Night Ministry proudly participated in the Bud Billiken Parade on Chicago’s South Side, the second-largest parade in the United States after the Rose Parade.
A cherished Chicago tradition, the event signals the close of summer and the beginning of a new school year for young people and their families. As we celebrate more than 50 years of service, it was meaningful to march alongside our youth, connect with the community, and hear firsthand the cheers about our work’s impact.
Human Connection
Compassionate, consistent relationships that transform lives.
Housing
Safe, supportive shelter and living environments for young people who face multiple, complex challenges.
Health Care
Free, accessible treatment brought to individuals and families in their neighborhoods.
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