Heroes come in all forms. Do you know of a local hero? The Community Caring Conference Hero Banquet is a premiere Quad Cities event. Nominate a hero or order tickets by filling out, printing off and returning this Hero Banquet Nomination form... Download Now!
Read more...
IMGP0454 copy.jpg
CCC and the Rock Island Township sponsored a Primary Election Candidates Forum January 14. Almost 60 people turned out at Rock Island High School's Little Theater to hear ten candidates talk about their public office desire and qualifications. There were enough questions to extend the Forum to almost two hours. We received coverage on channels 4 & 8 and the Argus-Dispatch.
 
Rock Island County Candidates look to the audience for their questions:
 IMGP0738
 
 CCC Executive Director Connie Hayes and the audience listen to a panelist's response:
 IMGP0736

Last Updated (Friday, 22 January 2010 11:04)

 

Victims Get Help

Because of state-wide budget cuts to social service and not-for-profit agencies, some 20 reps from 13 such agencies met at CCC last November.  They had a brain-storming session on how to deal with the cuts, and shared information about personnel and program changes.  CCC and Family Resources partnered on hosting the event.   In November, Friends For Victims contacted 153 crime victims, and made 59 phone contacts.  In December: 162 crime victims, 109 phone contacts.

Last Updated (Friday, 15 January 2010 16:15)

 

Stand Against Cancer

After receiving word that this grant was renewed, Advocate Nora Steele has made presentations to the ESL Class at Church of Peace and to a group at Century Woods.  Referrals have been written, and a meeting has been scheduled with the director of Community Healthcare to obtain goals for this year’s program.  Nora also works with Kelli Evans of the American Cancer Society.  In November, Nora reached out to 519 clients, and in December 432 people were reached.  An article was  presented in the Rock Island Argus on January 9th highlighting this grant and what it brings to the community.

Last Updated (Tuesday, 12 January 2010 19:21)

 

Community Highlights

 

*  On December 12th, 20 neighbors from the 24th/25th Street and 15th Avenue Block Club met at Reid and Kathy Odean’s house for the annual Christmas Potluck.  They enjoyed great food, great conversation with one another, a crazy gift exchange, and games.  They all pitched in and were able to collect $90 to help a needy family this Christmas.  They say they are blessed to live in a friendly neighborhood.

 

Last Updated (Tuesday, 12 January 2010 19:21)

Read more...

 

 Agency Working For You

Around 50 concerned parents, community leaders, teachers and district Superintendents from across the county attended the Community Conversation on Education on December 15th at the Radisson Hotel in Moline. The event was sponsored in partnership with the Community Caring Conference and Chicago based, Advance Illinois.

 

Advance Illinois is a statewide, independent nonprofit organization whose main objective is to help ensure our state’s public schools prepare every child to compete in a global economy. Advance Illinois goal is to help organizations across Illinois develop strategies to help every student be ready for work, college, and democratic citizenship.

 

Last Updated (Tuesday, 12 January 2010 19:21)

Read more...

 

Snow Removal Policy

 

The Public Works Department’s goal is to clear streets after the storm has ended according to the following deadlines:

 

  Snowfall less than 2 inches                  12 hours

  Snowfall between 2 and 6 inches          24 hours

  Snowfall greater than 6 inches              48 hours

 

Last Updated (Tuesday, 12 January 2010 19:22)

Read more...

 
More Articles...
IMG_0002 copy.jpg
News you can use!
Don't miss any Community Caring Conference news! Get updates delivered to your email inbox!
1) Click the link below
2) Enter your name
3) Enter your email
4) Click on SAVE
5) Respond to the confirmation request (you must do this to receive your newsletter)
Calendar Submission
Community Caring Conference announces their online Community Event Calendar submission request form. The Community Events Calendar accepts submissions for events of interest to Rock Island and Quad City residents. Do you have an event you would like to request be added to our community calendar? Click here to submit your event. Of course the Community Event Calendar is subject to our terms of service. Let us know of your local group's events!



Find us on Facebook!

facebook

Facebook is a registered trademark of Facebook, Inc