This event is for families who are connected through SAL Community Services HCCN in Knox, Warren, Henderson and McDonough counties. SAL is a non-profit organization that assists families with education, training and resources.
This event is an appreciation event with Kirby Risk customers who are primarily lighting contractors. These contractors will be current and potential Program Allies. The goal of this event is Ally recruitment as well as initiative awareness.
Guests will enjoy a complimentary dinner catered by Mission BBQ, a cash bar, professional photography by Soleil Media, DJ Ryan Hogan and meet with a variety of local resources who have helped to make this event possible. Prom is exclusively for seniors aged 60+.
The target audience is seniors who are interested in local resources.
The Summer Reading Program is open to the whole family on Thursday afternoons throughout the month of June.
Providing education during the monthly meeting of real estate owners who acquire and rent multifamily and single family homes.
Area seniors and their families can stop by anytime during the free, open house-style event to connect with various organizations providing resources throughout the community. Although the event is geared towards seniors, it is open to the public.
Parents of those attending the block party with their child. MCUSD Bitrh-3 program wants to create a fun event for families.
Speak Out Illinois LLC is hosting “In Your City” Summer Advocacy & Outreach Tour 2025, a free event series aimed at empowering communities across Illinois by offering accessible legal information, employment and financial resources, and connection to vital local services.
Providing education during the monthly meeting of real estate owners who acquire and rent multifamily and single family homes.
This event is open to the public for Seniors, age 55+. The expo will include local resources and activities for Seniors.
Providing education during the monthly meeting of real estate owners who acquire and rent multifamily and single family homes.