In this photo, we see Dr. William A. Martin, the founder and a board member of the Srewolf & Nitram Foundation H.E.A.R.T.S. Joining him are Congressman Danny Davis, Senator Mattie Hunter, County Board President Toni Preckwinkle, Attorney Jeffery Leving, Father Michael Pfleger, Deputy Governor Leslie Munger, Chief Apostle William McCoy, Alderperson Milly Santiago, Bishop Dr. Claude Porter, President and CEO of PLCCA, and Dr. Ndueso Udolwod of TASC. Together, we are dedicated to various important causes, such as improving public health and safety, promoting community and economic development, reducing recidivism, and combating gun violence.
President Preckwinkle and Dr. Martin collaborated on the implementation of the sugar tax in Cook County. Congressman Davis served as the keynote speaker at the African American and Latino(a) Adult Education Research Symposium. Dr. Martin, as the Committee President of the African American and Latino(a) Education Research Symposium Committee at Northern Illinois University, played a significant role in organizing the event.
Dr. Martin also met with Senator Mattie Hunter, Chief Apostle William McCoy, Bishop Dr. Claude Porter, and Dr. Ndueso Udolwod at the Illinois State Capital Building to discuss securing an office location in Chicago Heights, Illinois.
As a board member of Attorney Jeffery Leving's Fatherhood Educational Institute, Dr. Martin and Jeffery attended a fundraiser captured in the photo. Furthermore, Dr. Martin collaborated with Father Pfleger, the pastor of St. Sabina and an activist in Chicago, during their involvement with the American Heart Association.
The Srewolf & Nitram Foundation received a grant from the American Heart Association, which greatly assisted in funding its initiatives. At the Summit of Hope, Dr. Martin, Deputy Governor Leslie Munger, and Alderperson Milly Santiago convened to discuss the foundation's initiatives and potential partnerships. The Summit of Hope serves as a community expo providing valuable services to ex-offenders.
President Preckwinkle and Dr. Martin collaborated on the implementation of the sugar tax in Cook County. Congressman Davis served as the keynote speaker at the African American and Latino(a) Adult Education Research Symposium. Dr. Martin, as the Committee President of the African American and Latino(a) Education Research Symposium Committee at Northern Illinois University, played a significant role in organizing the event.
Dr. Martin also met with Senator Mattie Hunter, Chief Apostle William McCoy, Bishop Dr. Claude Porter, and Dr. Ndueso Udolwod at the Illinois State Capital Building to discuss securing an office location in Chicago Heights, Illinois.
As a board member of Attorney Jeffery Leving's Fatherhood Educational Institute, Dr. Martin and Jeffery attended a fundraiser captured in the photo. Furthermore, Dr. Martin collaborated with Father Pfleger, the pastor of St. Sabina and an activist in Chicago, during their involvement with the American Heart Association.
The Srewolf & Nitram Foundation received a grant from the American Heart Association, which greatly assisted in funding its initiatives. At the Summit of Hope, Dr. Martin, Deputy Governor Leslie Munger, and Alderperson Milly Santiago convened to discuss the foundation's initiatives and potential partnerships. The Summit of Hope serves as a community expo providing valuable services to ex-offenders.
