Councilman Johnson gave Dr. Ala Stanford, the Consortium’s founder, 1,000 KN95 masks donated by Hilco Redevelopment Partners, the Chicago-based company that is the new owner of the former Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery complex.

The Richmond Promise is a community-wide college success initiative to build a college graduating culture in Richmond, CA. The Richmond Promise was created with the belief that all Richmond students should have the opportunity to develop their skills and reach their full potential, regardless of race, income level, or personal background.

The Children First Fund (CFF) has designed a range of impactful opportunities for partners to support School Year 2020-2021 in the areas of technology, supplies and resources for high-quality remote and/or in-school instruction, school partnerships, social emotional needs, literacy and diverse books, and more.

In its second consecutive year, the Hilco College Scholars Program awarded two students from the Little Village community in Chicago a full scholarship to any of the City Colleges of Chicago, solidifying its continued investment in the community.

Hilco Redevelopment Partners worked in partnership with Councilman Kenyatta Johnson to provide flood relief supplies to those living in the Eastwick Village in Philadelphia. We are committed to being good neighbors and touching the community.

The initiative is designed to help Chicago Public School students build culturally relevant personal libraries and to keep them reading and learning during the summer and remote learning.

Expansion of summer reading initiative will keep more students academically engaged during the summer months. Today, Chicago Public Schools is joined by Chicago-based Hilco Redevelopment Partners through their charitable organization, Hilco Helps, to donate thousands of English and Spanish language books for 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students across 50 schools as part of the city’s Summer Reading Initiative.

Hilco Global announced the recipients of its inaugural Hilco Global Scholarship Program to Little Village residents Andrea Carlos and Rodolfo Cordero.

Where we distributed over 600 shoes to children in Chicago's Little Village. It was a terrific event and we are so thankful to Beyond the Ball for including us.

Rahm's Readers Summer Learning Challenge is a growing City of Chicago program aimed at helping kids keep their minds active during the summer months. To support this amazing cause and help motivate the young readers, Hilco Helps donated toys and books to the Chicago Public Library that were given away as rewards at the end of the summer to children who participated in the event.

Each summer, Hilco Global hosts several summer job internships for some of Chicago’s inner-city youth who are involved with Chicago’s Youth Guidance and All Stars DSY programs. The program works with students from both organizations and is designed to provide these students with real-life job experience by helping them build upon the skills learned in the Youth Guidance and All Star programs.

Hilco Helps donated thousands of toys to needy children in the Little Village neighborhood of Chicago. Through a partnership with Cradles to Crayons Chicago, Hilco Helps was able to hand out a variety of toys and games across age levels.

Organized by Cradles to Crayons and presented by Bank of America. The energetic event participants packed 50,000 backpacks for children in need.

In March, Thomas A. Greco, chief executive officer of Hilco Valuation & Industrial, was honored at the 42nd annual Financial Industries Dinner in New York and presented with the National Jewish Health Humanitarian Award. Greco has over 30 years of financial services experience. Here, he and Gary Epstein, Hilco Global EVP and chief marketing officer, discuss the award and the many other ways in which Hilco Global is making a difference.

Leaders from Hilco Global participated in Boston Mayor’s Enchanted Trolley Tour and Tree lighting event by giving out toys to the children in attendance. The toy donation was part of Hilco Helps’ year-long toy giveaway to disadvantaged children in Chicago and Boston.