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The Firehouse Community Arts Center has served as a safe haven for young people in the Chicago area for over a decade and has been coordinating various events and art programs dedicated to preventing and interrupting youth and young adults caught in violence. The Firehouse Community Art Center was birthed from youth and young adults in North Lawndale who attended an all youth and young adult Saturday night Hip-Hop worship service in 2003, started by Pastor Phil Jackson. Youth and young adults came from all over the community and city to engage in the arts. This prompted Pastor Phil and several partners to incorporate The Firehouse Community Art Center as a 501(c)(3) in 2006, and in 2007 they purchased the 100 year old Chicago Firehouse in North Lawndale. The Firehouse now offers year-round, multi-disciplinary cultural arts programming, mentorship, leadership and workforce development centered around the prevention and interruption of violence.
The Firehouse Community Art Center is run by a passionate staff of committed leaders. They are the heartbeat of everything we do.
Founder & CEO
Director of Development
Building Director
Executive Assistant
Director of Catering
Executive Chef/instuctor
Director of Food Distribution
Food Distribution
Dishwasher/Facilities Asst.
Navigator and V.I.P Program Director
Navigator Director
Navigator (Professional Mentor)
Navigator (Professional Mentor)
Navigator (Professional Mentor)
Navigator
Navigator Asst
Outreach Supervisor
Outreach Director
Outreach Advocate Community Coordinator
Outreach Advocate
Outreach Advocate Asst
Street Ambassador
Young Life staff
Board Chair
Community Psychologist, Bethany Fund
Board Treasurer
Owner, The King Maker Concierge
Board Secretary
Resource Development Manager/ Interim Program Director, Alternative Schools Network
Partner, True Platform
Outreach Coordinator, Office of Senator Dick Durbin
Quality Assurance Manager, CPS
Retired/CPS
Deputy Director of Systems Rebalancing MSW, IDHS-Mental Health
