The Community and Law Enforcement Partnership

AT NO COST TO YOU, GET FUNDING FOR The Community and Law Enforcement Partnership WHEN YOU: Buy a Home / Sell a Home / Lease Commercial Property

The Community and Law Enforcement Partnership is a 501c3 whose mission is to make neighborhoods safer by ending crime and violence: - through building cooperative relationships between police and the communities they serve. - by educating communities on ways to take back their neighborhoods from crime andviolence. - by providing the tools and resources to help community members improve the quality of life in their communities.


Location: Chicago, Illinois

Focus Area:

Budget: Less than $250k

Most Recent:
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Total IIC Funding:
$0

Want to help this charity with your next real estate transaction?

We respect your privacy and want to make sure you are totally at ease. By submitting, you are sharing your information with us only and we will not share it with or sell it to anyone else. We will contact you by email to get more information about your real estate needs. Then we will provide you with several agents suited to your needs and you may contact them -or not- as you choose. There’s no sales pitch or pressure. It's entirely your choice.

HOW YOUR REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION GENERATES $$$ FOR The Community and Law Enforcement Partnership

As a tax exempt 501(c)3 organization, The Community and Law Enforcement Partnership is eligible to receive at least 70% of the referral fee when you use Investing In Communities (IIC) to sign up with ANY real estate broker to handle your residential or commercial property transaction. Referral fees are a common expense paid by brokers only to other brokers for much desired referrals. As a licensed broker with a charitable mission, IIC is able to accept referral fees and pass most of those funds to your charity of choice - at no cost to you. Visit iiconline.org for more info.

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