350 Chicago recently joined students at Loyola University’s Local Action Conference to share our work and build support for climate solutions in Illinois.

350 Chicago will be at the screening of Jane Goodall: Reasons for Hope on Wednesday, April 22nd (Earth Day) from 6:00pm to 9:00pm.

This Earth Month your contribution will go towards real change fighting the climate crisis in Illinois, from divesting fossil fuels, to advancing clean energy and holding utilities accountable. Every donation helps turn advocacy into action and pressure into progress.

350 Chicago joined Third Act Illinois and the Dancing for Democracy Troupe for the Planet Pop-up at Wacker and Wabash to say, No Kings in the USA.

We’re excited to share that we are once again a proud member of Community Shares of Illinois. Through this partnership, supporting bold climate action in Illinois has never been easier.

I’d love for you to join me at the Climate Action Museum's Hero Awards on April 16th to celebrate the amazing people driving climate progress and learn more about the incredible work happening in our community.

Now is your chance to make your voice heard by contacting your Illinois State Representative and Senator to show support for the Utility Transparency Act.

The Climate Safe Pensions Illinois (CSPI) Coalition asks our friends, allies, and members of endorsing organizations to contact their Illinois State Representatives and Senators and urge them to support the Fossil Fuel Divestment Act.

On February 25th, advocates from 350 Chicago joined partners Citizens Utility Board and AARP Illinois at the Illinois Capitol in Springfield for a press conference calling attention to the Utility Transparency Act.

Mark your calendar for the spring 2026 edition of Reuse-a-Palooza at The Plant.

Thank you to Heirloom Books for their generous donation as part of their mission to support nonprofits.

Come out to Eris Brewery and Cider House for a bit of socializing with volunteers of our organization and to learn about the work 350 Chicago is doing.