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Use the Find Food Map to find places in your community offering free food or meals. You can also find stores and markets that accept SNAP/LINK or WIC. Plus, see the DHS or WIC offices and meal programs for children and older adults nearest to you by searching your zip code or city. Click on the graphic or go to FindFoodIL.org to access the map from University of Illinois Extension.

Looking for opportunities to help your neighbors? Pantries in our area can use donated funds to purchase food at steep discounts compared to your purchases at the market. If it is time you have to offer, they need more volunteers! Use the map at left to find a pantry near you to help, or assist with these local organizations serving the 49th:

Neighborhood Food Pantries
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People’s Resource Center
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Batavia Interfaith Food Pantry & Clothes Closet
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Wayne Township Food Pantry
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Maura’s constituents have the opportunity to learn first-hand why Chicago’s museums, zoos, gardens, and aquarium attract millions of visitors from across the world. These remarkable institutions offer visitors priceless opportunities to explore and enjoy the arts, sciences, nature, and culture. Plan your museum day HERE.

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State Representative Maura Hirschauer
State Representative Maura Hirschauer3 hours ago
Thank you, Congresswoman Delia C. Ramirez , for introducing the Reimagining Safety Act and challenging us to rethink what true public safety looks like.

For communities in the 49th District this proposed federal legislation is deeply personal. Communities like West Chicago were built by immigrants, and immigrant families are our neighbors, educators, business owners, and friends.

ICE brings fear into our neighborhoods, not safety. Safety means children going to school without fear; parents going to work without wondering if they will make it home; and families being able to live in peace.

Our shared vision of safety is rooted in dignity, community, and investment in people – not fear.

Our community and our country deserve nothing less.