Daryl Shore is a Vice President and Program Officer of Community Development in Global Philanthropy at JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Keona Tate saw promise, where many could not. In the south side Chicago neighborhood of Woodlawn, she was happy to find a vacant, two-family brick home within walking distance of both her job and her son’s high school. Tate purchased the property with the help of a local homebuyer assistance program and plans to live […]
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