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Bethel New Life gets federal grant
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The non-profit recently learned it will receive a $750,000 federal grant that will be used to help fund a new horticulture center on its campus at 1150 N. Lamon Ave.
Community
All invited to Saturday’s peace and healing festival
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The event, presented by Bethel New Life and Entrepreneurs Academy, will be held from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 9th at 1140 N. Lamon. There will be food, music, performances, workshops and more.
News
Peace-building events to be held this weekend
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This weekend, Austin residents can join a community day and restorative justice festival at Bethel New Life and La Follete Park.
Austin
Bethel New Life designing urban farm, wellness hub in memory of Mildred Wiley
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The West Side organization is working with the Chicago Botanic Garden on developing the urban farm and wellness hub in the 4900 block of West Thomas and Division streets. Mildred Wiley, a longtime community leader and advocate for Austin who worked at Bethel New Life, died two years ago.
Mildred Wiley
Austin has lost a fierce and loyal champion
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Services for Mildred Wiley, community leader and founding chairwoman of Austin Coming Together’s board of directors, will be held April 6 at Bethel New Life, 1140 N. Lamon.
Community
Kick off summer at Bethel New Life block party
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All are welcome at the free event noon to 6 p.m. May 12 at 1140 N. Lamon.
Community
Spots available in entrepreneurship program
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Aug. 21 is the deadline to apply for one of 30 spots available through Bethel New Life and The PrivateBank
Community
More job seekers complete training on West Side
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Since 2013, more than 70 have graduated from the program, run by Bethel New Life in partnership with World Business Chicago’s 1000 Jobs for Chicagoland and The Technology & Manufacturing Association.
News
Christmas celebrated throughout Austin
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From Bethel New Life’s annual holiday store to the toy giveaway at St. John Bible Church, the spirit is merry on the West Side.
News
Foreclosure continues to plague West Siders
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Recent reports by the Lawyer’s Committee for Better Housing and the Woodstock Institute show housing woes still a problem for Austin.