From the opening of La Casa Student Housing to a transformational $13.8 million investment in Back of the Yards, our achievements in 2012 reflected our ongoing pursuit of creating healthy communities through comprehensive community development. The Resurrection Project 2012 Annual Report presents a snapshot of these achievements.
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The Resurrection Project 2012 Annual Report provides a snapshot of an entire year of activity. Below are additional articles and photography covering TRP’s major news and events of 2012.
Challenges and unique opportunities that expanded TRP’s mission in 2012
Senator Dick Durbin and Representative Luis Gutierrez hold DACA press conference at La Casa
TRP mobilizes after Second Federal Savings fails: Questioning the FDIC’s decision
TRP responds to the FDIC’s statement regarding Second Federal Savings
TRP and Self-Help Federal Credit Union acquire SFS’ 1,100 mortgage loans
Wintrust Financial agrees to sell SFS’ assets to TRP/Self-Help partnership
Transforming Back of the Yards through the NSP2 program
Photo gallery of our NSP2 properties in Back of the Yards
New York Times features La Casa
TRP announces La Casa scholarship contest
TRP unveils La Casa at ribbon cutting ceremony (includes links to press coverage)
Photo gallery of Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Photo gallery of La Casa
Another gallery of newly renovated homes for rent in Back of the Yards
The Gate newspaper covers TRP’s NSP2 work in Back of the Yards
TRP showcases Back of the Yards homes with trolley tour
Photo gallery of TRP volunteers delivering petitions to President Obama’s Chicago campaign office
TRP and its partners help turn out a historic vote in Back of the Yards
RBL kicks off its 13th season
Photo gallery of RBL in 2012
Unísono draws more than 2,000 people to Pilsen
Unísono wrap-up video
Photo gallery of Unísono
Photo gallery of Day of Service in Back of the Yards with Wells Fargo, including Get Out the Vote work