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Welcome to the Resident Association of Greater Englewood (R.A.G.E.) Website!
If you need to reach us directly please call 866-845-1032 or email us at joinrage@gmail.com! Stay safe and healthy all!
Contact Info:
- Asiaha Butler, Executive Director
- Email: joinrage@gmail.com
- Phone: 866-845-1032
- Mailing Address: 6620 South Union Ave., Ste. 2, Chicago, IL 60621
Download our updated brochure here!
To view the RAGE or other community events click on the Calendar of Events.
JOBS ON THE BLOCK IS BACK!
APPLY HERE FOR JOBS ON THE BLOCK AND GET A FAST TRACK PASS TO EMPLOYERS!!
Complete the Jobs on the Block Application Form!
Are you an asset to the community? Do you see opportunities where others see failure? Are you looking to become connected with others who are actively pursuing the betterment of Greater Englewood? Then join R.A.G.E.! E-mail us at joinrage@gmail.com or call 866-845-1032.
You may now donate, join or renew your membership and pay online by clicking on the blue buttons below! If you are joining RAGE please choose Become A Member of R.A.G.E. below! Your donations and dues will be used to help the efforts of R.A.G.E!
Who is R.A.G.E.?
R.A.G.E. stands for the Resident Association of Greater Englewood, a resident-driven association established to build relationships with fellow residents, Englewood’s public officials, business owners and organizations. R.A.G.E. is a grassroots organization that strategizes to address community problems, creates tangible solutions (holistic and block by block) and actively seeks ways to keep fellow residents informed about the latest news in Englewood, Chicago. A need for change in Chicago’s Englewood community is apparent and a voice for the community is long overdue. R.A.G.E. is the voice speaking out to empower, educate, uplift and motivate fellow residents and stake holders on many of the issues that face the community. Download our updated brochure here!
Our main focus areas are Education/Youth Development, Economic Development and Civic Engagement & Empowerment in the Greater Englewood neighborhood.
“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.”
