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08.25.2020

Complete the 2020 Census

The current Census application will close on September 30!  This is one of the most inclusive and integral elements to our way of life. If you haven’t, please visit the Census website and complete yours today.

If you can, please forward this reminder to your family, friends, communications and marketing colleagues and sphere of influence.

The future of Chicago, our children and grandchildren’s future will be impacted by this count. It ensures equal representation and equal access to important governmental and private sector resources. One easy way to think of it — for every person who completes the census, the city will receive approximately $1,400 in federal funding. Complete the Census today and help Chicago get to a #CompleteCount.

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