The public charity formerly known as the Community Foundation of the Great River Bend launched a new brand this month by changing its name to the Quad Cities Community Foundation.
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Trustees of the Looser-Flake Charitable Foundation have awarded $150,000 to 11 groups across Mercer County to improve parks and recreation facilities.
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Already, $3,567,500 of the 2019 Endow Iowa Tax Credits have been applied for by donors. We do anticipate 2019 credits will be exhausted before the end of the calendar year.
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Now is the time to request an IRA charitable rollover, often the best way for donors age 70 ½ and above to gift because it reduces income tax and is also Endow Iowa eligible for Iowa donors.
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Please remember to make all new gifts payable to the Quad Cities Community Foundation.
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The Community Foundation office will be closed on December 24 and 25 and January 1 so our staff can spend time with their families.
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Alternatives (for the Older Adult) supports the independence and quality of life for older adults, adults with disabilities, and their families. The Quad Cities nonprofit received a $2,000 Q2030 Grant to purchase two laptops for their care coordinators.
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Have you ever been to a restaurant that has so many options, even too many options, on the menu? Do I want the chicken parmesan? Or the pork tenderloin? That salmon salad sure looks good. Then you turn the page and see dozens of other promising choices.
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A name is a name is a name.
I don’t really believe that, and you probably don’t either. A name evokes reputation, image, memories and oftentimes history. There is power in a name.
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Trustees of the Looser-Flake Charitable Foundation have awarded $150,000 to 11 groups across Mercer County, Illinois, to improve parks and recreation facilities for the people of Mercer County, and all who enjoy these outdoors spaces.
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Davenport-based community organizer Tracy White hopes to accomplish a great deal over lunch Wednesday, Nov. 28, by connecting male business leaders in the region with African American boys.
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Quad Cities Community Foundation's Sherry Ristau, CEO and Vice President, and Anne Calder, Vice President of Development, visit with Brittany Price about the re-branding of the Quad Cities Community Foundation and what that means for Quad Citizens.
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Wednesday morning’s WVIK newscast talks about the Quad Cities Community Foundation’s name change.
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The Community Foundation of the Great River Bend has been rebranded. Today, it announced that the organization will now be called the Quad Cities Community Foundation.
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Now known as the Quad-Cities Community Foundation, the organization also has a new tagline: “Generosity lives here.”
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The Community Foundation of the Great River Bend has a new name that emphasizes its Quad-City mission.
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Leading charitable community foundation in the region now known as Quad Cities Community Foundation
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More than $250,000 in scholarships will be available to new students
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Next week, I will have the honor of attending the fall conference of Forward Cities and I can’t help but think part of their title is our battle cry here at the Community Foundation.
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Thirty-eight nonprofit organizations serving Rock Island and Scott Counties in the Quad Cities have been awarded more than $500,000 in funding from the Amy Helpenstell Foundation Fund at the Quad Cities Community Foundation. More than $150,000 in additional funds will be awarded through renewable grants in 2019.
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