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730 BOOM RADIO | WHAT’S HAPPENING CHICAGO CHICAGO & SOUTH SUBURBS 💥 Listen, BOOMLAND, we spend plenty of time telling you what's going wrong. Today we're talking about what's available to HELP. October has several community events across Chicago and the south suburbs offering everything from employment opportunities and career training to free winter coats and food assistance. So screenshot this. Send it to the family group chat. Send it to that cousin looking for work. And

Everything costs too much, so when somebody is giving away groceries, diapers, baby supplies, fresh produce and other resources for FREE, we're going to make sure you know about it. Several community organizations are hosting events Saturday, September 26, and 730 BOOM Radio put them together in one place. Save this post and SHARE IT because somebody on your timeline may need it. ❤️ 👶 FREEBIES FOR FAMILIES: BABY GEAR & CLOTHING 📍 Vicinity Credit Union4444 S. Pulaski Rd., Ch

FREE FOOD, HEALTH HELP, MONEY RESOURCES & JOB FAIRS: CHICAGO, HERE’S WHERE TO GET SOME HELP Chicago, everything costs too much right now, so when there are free groceries, health screenings, financial help, employment opportunities and community resources, 730 BOOM Radio is going to tell you where they are. Because sometimes people don't need another speech about “resources being available.” THEY NEED THE ADDRESS. 📍 Here are several events and ongoing resources coming up aro

If these bills are billing and your money ain’t moneying, listen up. There are programs around Cook and Lake counties helping people with food, utilities, housing expenses and other basic needs. In Cook County, CEDA has several assistance programs. Their Family Support and Community Engagement program currently offers qualifying suburban Cook County families help with things including transportation, nutrition, employment-related needs and youth enrichment. Call 312-795-8948

730 BOOM RADIO Cook County homeowners whose houses were damaged by storms need to hear this one because after Mother Nature tears up your property, the LAST thing anybody wants is the county taxing the house like nothing happened. The Cook County Assessor's Office says homeowners who suffer serious storm or flood damage that reduces the value of their property may qualify for a lower property assessment. Translation? If that storm tore your house UP, DOCUMENT EVERYTHING. Don

📍Northwest Indiana, PAY ATTENTION AND SHARE THIS ONE. People are still trying to recover from the devastating August 11 storms, and some homeowners are now saying their insurance companies have DENIED their claims. So somebody is probably sitting there thinking: “Well, insurance said no. I guess I'm screwed.” UH-UH. That insurance denial may actually be something you need to take WITH YOU TO FEMA. The August 11 storm system tore through Indiana with extreme straight-line win