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HUD has recently changed the definition of a Section 3 Business:

• At least 51% owned by a CHA resident(s) or HCV participant(s)
• At least 51% owned by a low-income person(s)
• A business where low-income persons make up a minimum of 75% of the labor hours

HUD defines a Section 3 Worker as:

Any worker who currently fits or when hired within the past five years fit at least one of the following:

Located at 4859 S. Wabash Ave, the Charles A. Hayes Family Investment Center (known as "the FIC") is conveniently located in the Bronzeville-Grand Boulevard community. The center is a staple in the community and houses organizations that offer unique services. It was named for Chicago’s late Congressman Charles A. Hayes and previously known as Times Square and Bacon’s Casino

Can I sell alcohol during my event or serve my guests even if I purchase the Certificate of Alcohol Insurance?

The FIC does not have a liquor license to allow the sale of alcohol. Alcohol can be served by a bartending service but not sold during events. Cash bars, the sale of drink tickets, and self-service bars are strictly prohibited. If you plan to serve (not sell) alcohol, alcohol insurance must be purchased through Hospitality Services Group (additional fees apply). Drink tickets can be sold in advance prior to the event, not on the premises.

State Street NOW is a community-driven planning and design effort to accelerate new mixed-income housing and economic development along the State Street corridor, from Cermak Road to Garfield Boulevard.

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Partner with CHA’s PBV Program

The Chicago Housing Authority's Project-Based Voucher (PBV) Program works to increase high-quality, affordable housing opportunities in healthy and revitalizing neighborhoods throughout the City of Chicago. CHA seeks to partner with developers and property owners of multi-unit rental buildings or portfolios to support economic opportunity and a healthy family life for Chicago residents.