HQ Function

Serves as the central administrative hub, overseeing program development, fundraising, financial management, human resources, and strategic planning for the agency's extensive services across the Chicago metropolitan area.

Notable Features:

Located in a historic building in Chicago's Loop, offering modern office amenities. The office houses leadership, finance, HR, advancement, and program oversight departments, facilitating centralized operations.

Work Culture:

A mission-driven, collaborative, and compassionate environment. Staff are typically dedicated to social service and making a positive impact on the lives of individuals and families within the diverse Chicago community.

HQ Significance:

The administrative core that enables JCFS Chicago to effectively deliver a wide array of social services, manage resources efficiently, and respond to evolving community needs across its multiple service locations. Its location underscores the agency's established presence.

Values Reflected in HQ: Professionalism, stewardship of resources, collaboration, and a centralized commitment to the agency's mission of providing help, healing, and caring services to the community.

Location:

Jewish Child & Family Services Chicago primarily focuses its operations and services within the Metropolitan Chicago area. It does not maintain international offices for direct service delivery. However, its HIAS Immigration & Citizenship division connects JCFS Chicago to global issues by providing essential services to refugees and immigrants resettling in the Chicago area from various parts of the world. The agency may also collaborate with national and international Jewish welfare organizations on broader initiatives or advocacy, but its core mission is locally executed.

Street Address:

216 W. Jackson Blvd., Suite 700

City:

Chicago

State/Province:

IL

Country:

USA