

Stop Carters on Addison from Closing Down
The Issue
The Carters store on Addison has been a cornerstone in my life and in the lives of countless families across Chicago for many years. It's more than just a store; it's a place filled with memories of buying clothes for my children, watching them grow up with the help of the quality clothing and products that Carters consistently provides. It is convenient, reliable, and irreplaceable for so many of us who rely on its presence in the community.
Unfortunately, this beloved establishment is facing the threat of permanent closure-an outcome that would disrupt the lives of many loyal customers who have come to depend on its offerings and convenient location. This Carters is the only one of its kind in the Chicago area that is easily accessible, making it a crucial resource for parents and caregivers alike. The prospect of losing this essential retail store is both heartbreaking and unnecessary, given its long-standing service to the community.
The potential closure would not only strip us of a vital resource but would also mark the end of a cherished local establishment. Carters on Addison is where new parents find their footing, people find gifts for birthdays and celebrations, and where the community comes together. It's a place where warmth and familiarity greet you every time you step inside. We cannot stand by and watch an integral part of our community disappear.
We ask the management of Carters and any stakeholders involved to consider the significant impact this closure would have and explore other avenues to keep this vital store open. Whether it's by considering community funding options, mobilizing local support, or negotiating with property owners, there must be a way to ensure its continued operation.
By signing this petition, you can help us send a strong message that we care deeply about the presence of Carters on Addison and are committed to fighting for its survival. Stand with us and ensure that Carters on Addison continues to be a vital hub for families and the community.

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The Issue
The Carters store on Addison has been a cornerstone in my life and in the lives of countless families across Chicago for many years. It's more than just a store; it's a place filled with memories of buying clothes for my children, watching them grow up with the help of the quality clothing and products that Carters consistently provides. It is convenient, reliable, and irreplaceable for so many of us who rely on its presence in the community.
Unfortunately, this beloved establishment is facing the threat of permanent closure-an outcome that would disrupt the lives of many loyal customers who have come to depend on its offerings and convenient location. This Carters is the only one of its kind in the Chicago area that is easily accessible, making it a crucial resource for parents and caregivers alike. The prospect of losing this essential retail store is both heartbreaking and unnecessary, given its long-standing service to the community.
The potential closure would not only strip us of a vital resource but would also mark the end of a cherished local establishment. Carters on Addison is where new parents find their footing, people find gifts for birthdays and celebrations, and where the community comes together. It's a place where warmth and familiarity greet you every time you step inside. We cannot stand by and watch an integral part of our community disappear.
We ask the management of Carters and any stakeholders involved to consider the significant impact this closure would have and explore other avenues to keep this vital store open. Whether it's by considering community funding options, mobilizing local support, or negotiating with property owners, there must be a way to ensure its continued operation.
By signing this petition, you can help us send a strong message that we care deeply about the presence of Carters on Addison and are committed to fighting for its survival. Stand with us and ensure that Carters on Addison continues to be a vital hub for families and the community.

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Petition created on July 22, 2026