People like us do things like this. WE can do this TOGETHER! WE can CHANGE what success looks like.
Join Hands And Be A Hero
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Executive Director, Founder
The 1911 Initiative® mission
- Cortland Campbell
Neither the markets nor aid alone can solve the problems of the lack of educational opportunities for some of our children in the city. The 1911 initiative ®, in combination with its social arm, A STONE COLD GROOVE! ® has a mission to disrupt the inequitable social constructs which plague our college bound youth and young adults, providing them with the opportunities to excel educationally, and to equip them with the support they need to be leaders who will further elevate their communities.
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FUNDRAISER SUCCESS
We partner with local non-profits who directly address
the needs of our young scholars by providing
educational scholarships, mentoring opportunities
and basic needs fullfillment. Through our social event
fundraisers, we bring our brothers and sisters together
to party with a purpose of uplifting future generations
of positive social impactors through support of our
community partners.
FUNDS RAISED FOR PAST ORGANIZATIONS
- The Khaan Foundation
- The Sean Haley Foundation
- AGB Foundation (via social media)
- Greenwood Project
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Our Partners
These Are the Heroes with the Passion to Transform Their Communities
Krimson Technology Group
James Tate State Farm Insurance Agency
20 Pearls Party Decor
Chicago Bug Police Pest Control Services
Graphics By Wannie
Bronzeville Soul Restaurant
The Khaan Foundation
The Sean Haley Foundation
AGB Foundation
Greenwood Project
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What We Achieved
Our mission is to disrupt the inequitable social constructs
that plague our disenfranchised Chicagoland youth
and young adults, providing them opportunities to
excel educationally, and to equip them as leaders who
will further elevate our communities.
They Need Your Help!
1911 Initiative ® has assisted college bound teens, by providing financial stipends and scholarships through it’s non-profit partners, to alleviate student burdens at the beginning of their college careers.