June72012

(Phone) Call to Action! From OccupyChi to MN with love & solidarity

“10 days until eviction, I need calls to Woodlands National Bank. Toll free 1-888-532-4142, talk to or leave messages for Cindy Koonce/senior mortgage officer, and also for Ken Villebro/President. Ask them to negotiate a fair and reasonable plan for me to keep my home. Then ask 3 or more of your friends to call.
Thanks!”

- Anita Reyes, from Occupy Homes in Minnesota RT, REblog, share, help.


(Source: occupychi.org)

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April42012

#occupyEverywhere (Phone) Call to Action:

Dena Killacky, her husband Patrick and their four children (ages 9-to-18) will be evicted from the home that Dena’s father built in 1978. They are vowing to resist eviction by the Will County Sheriff. Their home is located at 13929 S. Kickapoo Tr. Homer Glen, IL 60491 between 131st & 143rd Street (north-to south), South Bell Road & Parker Road (east-to-west).

Call DG Enterprises and tell them they are complicit in the bank’s deceit and that they should renew their original offer to rent the home to the family until they can arrange a way to buy it back.

DG Enterprises
Dave Blair
(815) 485-4798

Tell them you support the demand for a moratorium on foreclosures & evictions nationwide.

Chicago:

Show support to the family by being present at the house when the sheriff comes.

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February122012

American Stats

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January162012
Monday, January 16 10am-3pm-Occupy Our Homes Launches City-Wide Effort To Reach Out To Homeowners Facing Foreclosure For Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Location for Meeting points/Training Sessions: WEST SIDE: 10:00 a.m: 2655 N. Melvina Avenue (a home under foreclosure). SOUTH SIDE: 10:00 a.m: Sankofa Fight Back Center For Human Rights, 1401 E. 75th Street. NORTH SIDE: 11:00 a.m: Rogers Park Community House, 7463 N. Ridge Blvd. A coalition of Chicago community groups begin a city-wide canvassing effort targeting homeowners facing foreclosure and the neighborhoods affected. 3:00-4:30pm Occupy the Dream Action Location: Jackson/LaSalle in front of the Federal Reserve Join the Metropolitan Chicago area African-American Faith Community and Trinity UCC to protest fraudulent foreclosures and astronomical student debt. Bus transportation provided at Trinity UCC, 400 W. 95th St (boarding at 1:30pm, departing at 2pm) 4:30pm Liberate the Southside: Re-occupation of a vacant home Location: TBA at 3pm Rally. Following the action at Jackson and LaSalle, we will go directly into the communities hit hardest by the foreclosure crisis and reclaim a boarded up home to give it to a family in need.

Monday, January 16

10am-3pm-Occupy Our Homes Launches City-Wide Effort To Reach Out To Homeowners Facing Foreclosure For Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

Location for Meeting points/Training Sessions:

WEST SIDE: 10:00 a.m: 2655 N. Melvina Avenue (a home under foreclosure).
SOUTH SIDE: 10:00 a.m: Sankofa Fight Back Center For Human Rights, 1401 E. 75th Street.
NORTH SIDE: 11:00 a.m: Rogers Park Community House, 7463 N. Ridge Blvd. A coalition of Chicago community groups begin a city-wide canvassing effort targeting homeowners facing foreclosure and the neighborhoods affected.

3:00-4:30pm
Occupy the Dream Action
Location: Jackson/LaSalle in front of the Federal Reserve
Join the Metropolitan Chicago area African-American Faith Community and Trinity UCC to protest fraudulent foreclosures and astronomical student debt. Bus transportation provided at Trinity UCC, 400 W. 95th St (boarding at 1:30pm, departing at 2pm)

4:30pm
Liberate the Southside: Re-occupation of a vacant home
Location: TBA at 3pm Rally.
Following the action at Jackson and LaSalle, we will go directly into the communities hit hardest by the foreclosure crisis and reclaim a boarded up home to give it to a family in need.

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December62011

National Day of Action to Stop and Reverse Foreclosures

Join Occupy Chicago and the Occupy movement across the country today, Tuesday December 6th, the National Day of Action to stop and reverse foreclosures. The Occupy Homes movement is holding actions around the country in support of homeowners and people fighting to have a home. Find more info at http://occupyourhomes.org/blog/2011/dec/5/join-national-day-action-tomorrow/

Local CUAFE and Anti-Eviction Campaign Anti-foreclosures Events efforts that you can help with:

  • Housewarming in Belmont Cragin
    Riis Park
    3.3 mi away
    northeast corner of Narragansett Ave and Fullerton Ave
     
    Tuesday, December 6, 10:30 AM
    Description: A housewarming event for a family that has taken over an abandoned building in the Belmont Cragin neighborhood. “I believe what we are doing is right, because people need a place to live,” says Sabrina Morey, one of those who recently moved into the building. “There should be no vacant homes anywhere.” This press conference will be at 11am of the national day of action for liberating foreclosed homes. The meet up spot will be Riis Park (on the northeast corner of Narragansett Ave and Fullerton Ave) at 10:30am. Press should arrive at 11am and then all can caravan to the house.
     
  • Cleaning & Boarding Up A Vacant Home
    A Vacant, Bank-Owned Building
    5.1 mi away
    4943 W Van Buren St
     
    Tuesday, December 6, 11:00 AM
    Description: 11am @ 4943 W. Van Buren st, a vacant, bank-owned that the South Austin Coalition (SACC) will be cleaning and boarding up. This action will be done in conjunction with staff, students, and parents of the nearby May Elementary school, who have complained for months about the dangers posed by this vacant home. Unable to get the city or the owner, Citibank, to take responsibility for properly maintaining the building, elementary school students, staff and parents will work with community activists to clean it up before determining it how it can best serve as a community asset.
     
  • Occupy Our Homes Action
    2029 S 17th Ave
    10 mi away
    2029 S 17th Ave
     
    Thursday, December 8, 6:30 PM
    Description: A press conference on Thursday, December 8th, where Sherri Norris will announce at that her family has decided to occupy her foreclosed home. Despite US Bank’s fraudulent dealings with her and the order of possession the bank has now obtained, Sherri has decided that she and her family will fight to stay in her home, and she’s calling on her neighbors and allies for support.
     
  • Cleaning & Occupying A Foreclosed Home
    A vandalized, “walk away” home
    14 mi away
    8730 S Throop St
     
    Tuesday, December 6, 3:30 PM
    Description: 3:30pm @ 8730 S. Throop st, a vacant, single-family home that was abandoned by the owner after repeated attempts to negotiate a loan modification with her lender, J.P. Morgan Chase bank. In the ensuing months, this “walk away” home was vandalized, sprayed with grafitti, and stripped of its pipes, sinks, and heating units. With permission from the owner, the house has been cleaned up and will be used to house a single mother, a grandmother, and a college student, all currently homeless.

(Source: occupychi.org)

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