IllinoisFamily.org is home for a non-profit association; while not religious in itself, it supports Judeo-Christian values and conducts a series of educational, inspirational and advocacy campaigns which aim to generate awareness about the supposedly sorry state of moral and family values in the state of Illinois.
They are concerned about issues like civil unions, gambling, safety, kids watching porn, gay people infringing decency codes, etc. from a mainly conservative point of view; the site is very outspoken and clear about their ideas, which is always a good policy, plus users will be able to read news and opinion articles relating to all of these and other pressing agendas on the site. But it’s not just about confirming that other people have crazy ways: it’s also about doing something about it. A list of Illinois congressmen can be found on the site, so you can write to them to share your thoughts and demand legislative measures to go with that; media contacts are also available through the site, so you can reach local news outlets in order to help generate awareness of whatever topic you’re concerned with. White papers with tips and suggestions for domestic approaches, internet porn blockers, lists of sites and online resources of interest can be found on the site as well. The only thing I found IllinoisFamily.org to be lacking is RSS subscription features, as it is clear that having them would make it easier for followers to keep up to date with opinion, information and interesting reads. I wonder if they can consider it… 
