West Monroe employees helped create opportunities for Chicagoland children and youth at the 11th Annual Charity Golf Outing
Learn how social emotional learning can help youth thrive during the return to in-person instruction.
Bright Promises is seeking an Executive Director who can help bring the organization to the next level
Save the date for the 2021 Awards celebration on Tuesday, October 19
EQUIP remains a strong, effective, and needed source of support and is unique in its focus on quality improvements at early childhood education centers serving low-income children between the ages of birth to five.
Bright Promises is expanding our current programs and launching a new program to support children's recovery from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Submit a nomination by Friday, June 4
On Thursday, May 6 Bright Promises presented a virtual conversation with the experts about youth trauma caused by racism
The Healing, Leading, Changing initiative addresses the impact of race based stress and trauma on BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) children and youth
Through a new collaborative project, Bright Promises is expanding the SEL@Home: Social Emotional Learning initiative to reach more communities and families.
Learn how your support helped Chicago children and families in 2020
As part of our innovative approach to identifying under-recognized issues and funding cutting-edge approaches, experts convened in 2020 to select Bright Promises' next Focused Funding issue.
