Explore our upcoming events and join us in shaping a brighter future for our community
Speakerthon
On April 11th from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, something powerful is happening on the South Side of Chicago.
Speakerthon is not just another event. It is a gathering of voices, stories, and life-changing messages designed to ignite purpose, strengthen faith, and remind people that their future is still full of possibility.
Expungement Clinic
Hey everyone! Project H.O.O.D. is hosting an Expungement Clinic designed to help you get a fresh start. If you have a criminal record holding you back, this is your chance to clear it and move forward with your life.
Everybody Eats Food Giveaway
When we say “We’re building up the neighborhood”, this is exactly what we mean.
Every year, Project H.O.O.D. and New Beginnings Church of Chicago partner to provide food to the community because everybody should eat.
Father’s Have Rights
Join Project H.O.O.D. on March 26 from 11 AM–1 PM at 6620 S. King Drive for our Fathers Have Rights event. Representatives will be onsite to provide guidance on child support cases, custody matters, modification requests, and other family support services. You do not need to have an active case to attend. This free community event is designed to equip fathers with information, resources, and support to better advocate for themselves and their children.
March Madness
Basketball fans across the country know what March means. It is the time of year when competition rises, brackets are filled out, and every game matters. The energy of March Madness brings people together around the excitement of the game, and this year Project H.O.O.D. is bringing that same excitement directly to the community.
Forge Forward
Project H.O.O.D. continues its commitment to strengthening communities not only through opportunity and leadership, but also through personal well-being and resilience. On March 18, 2026, the organization will host Forge Forward: Strength in Mind and Body, an empowering event designed to help individuals strengthen both their mental and physical health.