We are committed to enriching the lives of all Chicagoans by improving the built environment, cultivating a robust and diverse arts and culture ecosystem, and supporting investigative journalism that fosters transparency, accountability, and effective government.

Announcement

Lynn Osmond to succeed Anne Lazar as Driehaus Foundation Executive Director


Announcement

Senior Program Director Opportunity at the Driehaus Foundation


Built Environment

Designing a Better Built Environment


Arts and Culture

Chicago Funders Partner to Blunt Impacts of Federal Funding Loss


Investigative Journalism

Vital to a healthy democracy: Driehaus Foundation grants $850,000 to strengthen local news in Chicago

Photo Credits
Built Environment – Friends of the Chicago River
Arts and Culture – Michelle Reid
Investigative Journalism for Government Accountability – The Center for Investigative Reporting