Scholarship, Economic Development, Community and Health
The Alliance believes in a Four Pillar plan to uplift the community
Mission
The Mission is to uplift and improve the life of the community.
Vision
The Vision is to create a community in which all people thrive and develop to their greatest potential.
Values
We believe in a four pillar plan to uplift the community, Scholarships, Economic Development, Community and Health.
About the Alliance
Strengthening Our Community Alliance is an organization that provides scholarships and community services to the Woodlawn Community and greater Chicago. The Alliance will utilize our facility in Woodlawn to manage foundation business including holding monthly meetings and conducting community service programs. The Alliance will also collaborate with the local community on numerous programs.
Your generous donation will support Strengthening Our Community Alliance and our mission.
Updates From The Alliance
Chicagoland High School Students Showcase Their Talent
Save the Date March 8, 2025
Please consider a generous donation to support our mission.
Join us at the Kroc Center for a Blood Drive
SOC Alliance in conjunction with the Westside Justice Center presents April Preyer, Esq, a criminal law expert. During this session, April walks through strategies about police stops, warrants, searches and seizures, interrogations, courtroom procedure and more.
Student Professional Skills Training
SOC Alliance partners with Tamara Dervin, Certified Financial Educator, offering “Finance Matters,” a three-part webinar focusing on Budgeting Sept 8, 2022, Demolishing Debt Sept 15, 2022, and Saving & Investing Sept 22, 2022. Reserve your virtual seat now by registering here: www.bit.ly/3wtU6x9
Community members, neighbors, and officers from the Chicago Police Department join us for our Promoting Positive Loitering event.
Support the Eugene Williams Memorial fund. Proceeds will benefit the making of a tombstone commemorating his life and sacrifice. Click here to make your tax deductible donation. Who was Eugene Williams? The black teenager’s death sparked Chicago’s 1919 race riot, but few facts are known about Williams himself. He died in the waters of Lake Michigan on the afternoon of July 27, 1919, after a white man threw rocks at him — a tragedy that spiraled into a spate of violence lasting several days, with 38 people dead. Read more .
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