Recent US census data reported that 3.5 million Americans are homeless and 18. million homes sit vacant. Millions more are in jeopardy of default and foreclosure.
On average, in DuPage County alone, there are approximately 6,500 foreclosure cases ongoing
each month.
Debbie Olson, the new Executive Director of the DuPage Homeownership Center will engage the Coffeehouse in a conversation about foreclosures in DuPage County, and
what the Center is doing to be part of the solution.
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We will also hear a personal account of the frustrating foreclosure process from Toni Boughner,a Naperville Occupier and member of Northern Illinois Jobs with Justice.
Join us for the next in our series of monthly community discussions, free to the public, light refreshments provided.
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7 p.m. Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
213 S. Wheaton Ave., Wheaton, IL
The DuPage Coffeehouse
provides a time and a place for people to regularly and respectfully share their dreams and concerns
about our community and how we can improve it for generations to come.
Registration for this discussion is available at www.dupagecoffeehouse.org or call 630-510-8500.
For details on previous monthly discussions, check us out at www.dupagecoffeehouse.org.
Sponsored by the DuPage Coffeehouse Planners – an independent group of citizens. Not sponsored by any other
organization.
“The DuPage Coffeehouse - Respectfully talking about today while listening for tomorrow.“
