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The first Kids’ Chance chapter was started in Georgia in 1988. Since then forty-seven states have organized Kids’ Chance programs that are actively providing need-based scholarships to the families of seriously injured workers. Kids’ Chance organizations have collectively awarded over 7,300 educational scholarships since their inception and distributed over $24,000,000 in scholarship funds to workers’ families.
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Who can Illinois Kids’ Chance help?

• The 18-year old Illinois girl who dreamed of becoming a nurse, legal assistant or cosmetologist, who cannot now attend a vocational/technical school to learn a trade.
• The Illinois high school graduate who wanted to be the first in the family to obtain a college degree and now finds the college doors closed.
• The Illinois college student who began the goal to obtain a college degree but now has no funds to complete the journey.

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Get Ready for Kids' Chance Awareness Week

One Week. #MoreMoneyforMoreKids

Kids’ Chance Awareness Week was started in 2014 to provide a national platform to increase visibility for the Kids’ Chance mission. By coming together one week each year, we concentrate our efforts which boosts our volume.

Over the last five years, we’ve increased the overall engagement of the Kids’ Chance community, and moving forward, we want to encourage our supporters to take direct action to advance our goal of #MoreMoneyforMoreKids.

This year, Awareness Week is November 9-13. Please visit our National KCOA website to access all the tools we've created for the week. If you have any questions or need assistance, don't hesitate to reach out.

Get Ready for Awareness Week