The Altitude Program (TAP) is a nonprofit organization driving innovation in entertainment by building Content Fulfillment Centers (CFCs) — hybrid incubators where creatives, producers, and entrepreneurs collaborate to develop and distribute original content. TAP’s mission is to cultivate a new generation of content creators and media professionals by providing access to tools, training, and mentorship that accelerate production, promote inclusion, and expand Chicago’s creative economy.

The Altitude Program (TAP) empowers creators and entrepreneurs through its Content Fulfillment Center (CFC) — a first-of-its-kind creative incubator providing access to professional studios, mentorship, and business development resources. By connecting talent with tools, training, and real opportunities, TAP helps transform ideas into sustainable careers while driving local economic growth.

Through partnerships with philanthropists and businesses, TAP invests directly in Chicago’s creative workforce. The MOM District will also feature a vibrant food court anchored by Roscoe’s Chicken and Waffles, creating new jobs, new experiences, and new energy in West Garfield Park.

The MOM District represents more than a redevelopment — it’s the rebirth of a historic corridor once known for its culture, creativity, and commerce. By transforming 4128 W. Madison into a hub for media, dining, and innovation, The Altitude Program (TAP) is creating a new destination where creativity meets opportunity.

From the first Content Fulfillment Center to the future Media On Madison Entertainment District, TAP is laying the foundation for a vibrant ecosystem that will empower Chicago’s next generation of storytellers, entrepreneurs, and community builders.