Space Sharing
In it's Space Sharing program, Unity Lutheran Church fulfills three of its core values, "Welcoming Everyone," "Caring Community," and "Engaging Our Neighbor."
We partner with non-profits, family and friends in our neighborhood to share our building for those not wishing to, or not able to, maintain their own space. A fee is charged to cover our utility and maintenance costs. We're happy to work with you.
We have a beautiful gathering space that has excellent acoustics, a Gym, and a variety of meeting rooms. See some of our Space Sharing Partners here.
Partner with Unity, your Community Center!
Who should consider becoming a space sharing partner?
Our oldest relationship is with RefugeeOne after school program. We also partner with many local theater groups, recovery programs, musicians, sports programs, artists and writers. There is still more room, and we'd like to partner with you, whether you're from the arts community, LGBTQ community, education, health & well being, Yoga and healing practices, sports groups, 12 step group, immigrant organization, and more, we'd welcome a conversation with you!
Our oldest relationship is with RefugeeOne after school program. We also partner with many local theater groups, recovery programs, musicians, sports programs, artists and writers. There is still more room, and we'd like to partner with you, whether you're from the arts community, LGBTQ community, education, health & well being, Yoga and healing practices, sports groups, 12 step group, immigrant organization, and more, we'd welcome a conversation with you!
What is Unity's interest in space sharing?
Unity Lutheran Church, established in 1905, has gone through many natural transitions in its life. Once a thriving immigrant congregation, today our gathering reflects the diversity of our community who are proud to share our building spaces to strengthen and support our neighborhood. We wish to fulfill our core values of "welcoming everyone," "caring community," and "engaging our neighbors".
Unity Lutheran Church, established in 1905, has gone through many natural transitions in its life. Once a thriving immigrant congregation, today our gathering reflects the diversity of our community who are proud to share our building spaces to strengthen and support our neighborhood. We wish to fulfill our core values of "welcoming everyone," "caring community," and "engaging our neighbors".
Where is Unity located?
Unity, "an urban green space," is tucked in the beautiful residential Lakewood-Balmoral neighborhood of the diverse Edgewater and thriving Andersonville neighborhoods.
We're close to the Berwyn Red Line,the 22 Clark bus, the 36 Broadway bus and 147 express bus.
We're 2 blocks north of Foster Avenue, and 1 block west of Broadway, on the corner of Balmoral (1300 West) and Magnolia (5400 North).
Unity, "an urban green space," is tucked in the beautiful residential Lakewood-Balmoral neighborhood of the diverse Edgewater and thriving Andersonville neighborhoods.
We're close to the Berwyn Red Line,the 22 Clark bus, the 36 Broadway bus and 147 express bus.
We're 2 blocks north of Foster Avenue, and 1 block west of Broadway, on the corner of Balmoral (1300 West) and Magnolia (5400 North).
What kinds of spaces do you have?
Click on the pdf file below for a floor plan.
| unity_floorplan_1.pdf |
What is the cost for space sharing?
As a not-for-profit church, our rates are very reasonable, based on the rate it costs us to pay for our building usage.
How do I reserve space?
Contact Pastor Fred or Charlotte by email for details. The standard space sharing contract is available below. We can adjust it to fit your situation.
| sample_agreement.pdf |
