Carole Robertson Center for Learning

Our Story

The Carole Robertson Center for Learning was founded in 1976 by dedicated families and community members who recognized the critical need for after-school and summer programming. Named in honor of Carole Robertson, a victim of the Birmingham church bombing, the center embodies a commitment to social justice and equity.

Impact

Since its inception, the center has positively impacted thousands of children and families in Chicago's underserved communities through comprehensive development programs.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to the Carole Robertson Center's Learning Fund are vital for sustaining its mission to educate, enrich, and empower. Donations help the center adapt to the evolving needs of families and communities.

Get Involved

Join the movement for social justice and equity by donating today. Your support can transform lives and create lasting change in the community.