Amate House

Our Story

Established in 1984 by three seminarians from the Archdiocese of Chicago, Amate House was created as a leadership program for young adults. The name "Amate" is derived from the Latin imperative meaning "to love," reflecting the program's mission to put love into action. Young adult fellows engage in service, leadership, and personal development, addressing the needs of the city and the Archdiocese of Chicago.

Impact

Amate House fellows dedicate a year to serving their communities, working for justice alongside fellow Chicagoans. This commitment not only shapes their futures but also positively influences the lives of thousands.

Why Donate?

Your contribution to Amate House transforms lives. The program uniquely serves those in need while fostering the growth of young leaders who drive social change. Join the mission to amplify this impact.

Get Involved

Support Amate House by donating cryptocurrency or cash today. Your generosity empowers young adults to lead with love and make a lasting difference in their communities.