Organizations can begin setting up as early as 8 AM. All booths must be fully set up and ready by 11:30 AM. A volunteer for Jettie Rhodes Day will be available in the morning to assist you in locating your designated booth space.
Assigned Space Numbers and Organizations:
70 Age-Friendly Champaign Urbana & Center on Health Aging, and Disability
60 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc.
56 Anti-Violence Collective
50 Birthright
49 Brightpoint Healthy Families Program
21 Bruce Nesbitt African American Cultural Center
31 Carle Addiction and Recovery
30 Carle Community Heath Initiatives
53 Chambanamoms.com
29 Champaign County Christian Health Center
8 Champaign County Clerk & Recorder
26 Champaign Urbana Reparations Coalition
72 Champaign-Urbana Urbanized Area Transportation (CUUATS)
12 City of Urbana
13 City of Urbana - Government
2 Community Choices
48 Courage Connection
46 Crisis Nursery
67 C-U 1 to 1 Mentoring
0 CU Public Health (Washer Drive Circle)
36 Cunningham Children's Home - Homeless Youth Program
17 Deborah Chapter #27, Order of Eastern Star
22 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Champaign-Urbana Alumnae Chapter (
25 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Champaign-Urbana Alumnae Chapter (WHEN WE ALL VOTE)
14 DREAAM
0 Dunk Tank (Northeast Grassy Area by Playground)
54 Experience Champaign-Urbana
28 Faith in Place
47 Family Service of Champaign County
20 First Followers
19 Forever Healing Us LLC
76 Greater Community AIDS Project of East Central Illinois
3 Illinois Housing Development
16 Illinois Public Media, WILL Education
0 Impact Life Blood Drive (Washer Drive Circle)
0 Inflatable (Northwest Side of Park)
23 Iota Phi Theta Fraternity
5 JJ's Fun House Virtual Reality Lounge
6 JJ's Fun House Virtual Reality Lounge
4 Land of Lincoln Legal Aid
52 Leaders for Life Martial Arts
7 League of Women Voters of Champaign County
38 Linders Family McDonalds
18 Lone Star Lodge #18 PHA F&AM
32 Mills Breast Cancer Institute
9 Miniature Horse Power
0 MTD (Washer Drive Circle)
75 NAMI Champaign County (IL)
24 National Council of Negro Women Champaign County
34 Odyssey Project
61 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc - Sigma Xi Chapter
37 One Hope United
51 OSF OnCall
62 Parkland College SWFT Program
33 Principal Scholars Program UIUC
73 RPC Community Service Division
74 RPC Early Childhood Education, a Head Start Program
27 Salt & Light
59 Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.
15 STEAM Genius- Ghetto Genius Universe
35 Trauma & Resilience Initiative
68 United Way of Champaign County
77 Uniting Pride of Champaign County
64 University of Illinois - Division of Public Safety
65 University of Illinois - Illinois Human Resources
0 Urbana Fire Department (Northeast Grassy Area)
10 Urbana Free Library
71 Urbana High School PTSA
57 Urbana Neighborhood Connections Center
0 Urbana Park District UrVANa (Northeast Grassy Area)
63 Urbana Police Department
0 Urbana Police Dept Car (Northeast Grassy Area)
11 Urbana Rotary Club
66 Urbana School District #116
55 Y on the Fly
69 YWCA Champaign County
58 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Theta Lambda Zeta Chapter
- We will provide your organization with a complimentary 12ft x 12ft booth space. Please remember to bring your own tables, chairs, tents, and any other display materials you require. Consider bringing signage, banners, brochures, or other promotional materials to effectively showcase your organization or business. Ensure that your booth setup is safe and does not block walkways or neighboring booths. Unfortunately, electrical power will not be provided onsite. If your setup requires electricity, please plan accordingly by bringing battery-powered or alternative power sources.
- We kindly request that all organizations remain present for the entire event to fully participate in this community gathering. If you have any questions, please contact us as soon as possible.
- Please be mindful not to occupy another organization's designated space for your booth. If you inadvertently set up in the wrong location, we may request that you relocate your booth.
- Throughout the event, volunteers will be available to assist you with any inquiries or issues. They will also periodically visit your booth to check on your needs.
Assigned Space Numbers and Organizations:
70 Age-Friendly Champaign Urbana & Center on Health Aging, and Disability
60 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc.
56 Anti-Violence Collective
50 Birthright
49 Brightpoint Healthy Families Program
21 Bruce Nesbitt African American Cultural Center
31 Carle Addiction and Recovery
30 Carle Community Heath Initiatives
53 Chambanamoms.com
29 Champaign County Christian Health Center
8 Champaign County Clerk & Recorder
26 Champaign Urbana Reparations Coalition
72 Champaign-Urbana Urbanized Area Transportation (CUUATS)
12 City of Urbana
13 City of Urbana - Government
2 Community Choices
48 Courage Connection
46 Crisis Nursery
67 C-U 1 to 1 Mentoring
0 CU Public Health (Washer Drive Circle)
36 Cunningham Children's Home - Homeless Youth Program
17 Deborah Chapter #27, Order of Eastern Star
22 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Champaign-Urbana Alumnae Chapter (
25 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Champaign-Urbana Alumnae Chapter (WHEN WE ALL VOTE)
14 DREAAM
0 Dunk Tank (Northeast Grassy Area by Playground)
54 Experience Champaign-Urbana
28 Faith in Place
47 Family Service of Champaign County
20 First Followers
19 Forever Healing Us LLC
76 Greater Community AIDS Project of East Central Illinois
3 Illinois Housing Development
16 Illinois Public Media, WILL Education
0 Impact Life Blood Drive (Washer Drive Circle)
0 Inflatable (Northwest Side of Park)
23 Iota Phi Theta Fraternity
5 JJ's Fun House Virtual Reality Lounge
6 JJ's Fun House Virtual Reality Lounge
4 Land of Lincoln Legal Aid
52 Leaders for Life Martial Arts
7 League of Women Voters of Champaign County
38 Linders Family McDonalds
18 Lone Star Lodge #18 PHA F&AM
32 Mills Breast Cancer Institute
9 Miniature Horse Power
0 MTD (Washer Drive Circle)
75 NAMI Champaign County (IL)
24 National Council of Negro Women Champaign County
34 Odyssey Project
61 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc - Sigma Xi Chapter
37 One Hope United
51 OSF OnCall
62 Parkland College SWFT Program
33 Principal Scholars Program UIUC
73 RPC Community Service Division
74 RPC Early Childhood Education, a Head Start Program
27 Salt & Light
59 Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.
15 STEAM Genius- Ghetto Genius Universe
35 Trauma & Resilience Initiative
68 United Way of Champaign County
77 Uniting Pride of Champaign County
64 University of Illinois - Division of Public Safety
65 University of Illinois - Illinois Human Resources
0 Urbana Fire Department (Northeast Grassy Area)
10 Urbana Free Library
71 Urbana High School PTSA
57 Urbana Neighborhood Connections Center
0 Urbana Park District UrVANa (Northeast Grassy Area)
63 Urbana Police Department
0 Urbana Police Dept Car (Northeast Grassy Area)
11 Urbana Rotary Club
66 Urbana School District #116
55 Y on the Fly
69 YWCA Champaign County
58 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Theta Lambda Zeta Chapter
PARKING INFO:
Parking is available for organizations at Bush Brothers Parking Lot. You can get to the lot from Goodwin to Eads or Lincoln to Eads. The address of the lot is 1111 W. Eads St. Please do not block the dock.
Additional free parking is available in the King School Parking Lot, Circle Drive (one side only), the spaces in front of the building, or the King School lot on the corner of Goodwin and Fairview.
Additionally, you can park on residential streets (as long as it's not a no-parking zone), but please do not block any of the neighborhood drive ways!
Parking is available for organizations at Bush Brothers Parking Lot. You can get to the lot from Goodwin to Eads or Lincoln to Eads. The address of the lot is 1111 W. Eads St. Please do not block the dock.
Additional free parking is available in the King School Parking Lot, Circle Drive (one side only), the spaces in front of the building, or the King School lot on the corner of Goodwin and Fairview.
Additionally, you can park on residential streets (as long as it's not a no-parking zone), but please do not block any of the neighborhood drive ways!
Please note that our event is family-friendly, and we expect all booth participants to ensure that their content and appearance are appropriate for all ages. We appreciate your cooperation in maintaining the wholesome atmosphere of our community event. Thank you for your understanding and support in making this event enjoyable for everyone.
Raffle, Donations & Sponsorship:
We invite vendors who would like to contribute to our event through donations, raffle, or sponsorship to bring their items at check-in. Your generous contributions help make this free giveaway a success and add excitement to our event. Thank you for your support!
What to Expect during the event:
If you have any questions or need assistance with booth registration, please contact Tori Exum-Johnson at [email protected]
Thank you for your participation, and we hope you have a wonderful time at the 26th annual MLK Jettie Rhodes Neighborhood Day!
Raffle, Donations & Sponsorship:
We invite vendors who would like to contribute to our event through donations, raffle, or sponsorship to bring their items at check-in. Your generous contributions help make this free giveaway a success and add excitement to our event. Thank you for your support!
What to Expect during the event:
- During the event, we encourage you to enjoy the complimentary food offerings available. However, we kindly request that booth participants refrain from leaving their booths unattended for extended periods to ensure continuous engagement with event attendees.
- As the event takes place outdoors, please plan accordingly for sun exposure. We recommend bringing sunscreen, hats, and other protective clothing to shield yourself from the sun's rays. Additionally, considering the possibility of inclement weather, it's advisable to bring some form of coverage, such as a canopy or umbrella, to provide shade and protection from rain if needed. This is a rain (no lightening) or shine event.
- While interacting with attendees, feel free to engage them with activities, demonstrations, or giveaways to enhance their experience at your booth. Remember to maintain a welcoming and approachable demeanor throughout the event.
- We also encourage you to explore other booths and activities at the event to fully immerse yourself in the community atmosphere and make the most of this opportunity for networking and collaboration.
- Please ensure that your booth area is clean and free of debris at the end of the event.
- Trash receptacles will be provided, but please dispose of any waste generated by your booth appropriately.
If you have any questions or need assistance with booth registration, please contact Tori Exum-Johnson at [email protected]
Thank you for your participation, and we hope you have a wonderful time at the 26th annual MLK Jettie Rhodes Neighborhood Day!