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United Way Quad Cities seeks grant applications for Emergency Food & Shelter Program

The grant application period is now closed. United Way Quad Cities is seeking proposals for grants for the Emergency Food and Shelter Program, which received $144,763…

Partnership challenges Quad Citizens to donate food during the 32nd annual Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

United Way Quad Cities is pleased to partner with the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) for the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, the nation’s largest…

United Way and Vision To Learn program put the future in focus for 500+ Quad Cities kids

United Way Quad Cities is providing a vision for success to local elementary school students with the Vision To Learn program, which on Wednesday at Fillmore…

The Quad Cities shines bright with 1,600 volunteers during United Way’s largest ‘Day of Caring’ event since COVID

More than 1,600 volunteers representing an array of companies, unions and organizations throughout Scott and Rock Island counties rolled up the sleeves to make the Quad…

Over 1,600 volunteers needed to help the Quad Cities thrive during Day of Caring, April 25

Spring means the return of warmer weather and blooming gardens. Here in the Quad Cities, spring is also the time when hundreds of residents roll up…

Take the survey: Seeking your input to drive impactful investments

We are seeking community feedback to help shape our strategic priorities and investments. This initiative underscores our organization’s commitment to foster meaningful change in the Quad…

QC Reading Week Book Drive kicks off Feb. 23 — March 3

United Way Quad Cities is enlisting help from the community to collect enough books to give to 6,000 underserved kids during our QC Reading Week Book…

Introducing Amy Orr, United Way’s Vice President of Corporate Relations

United Way QC is excited to welcome Amy Orr as our new Vice President of Corporate Relations. Amy leads United Way’s corporate social responsibility initiatives and…

The power of partners: Small school, big opportunity

Washington Elementary School in Moline is unique in many ways. It is a place full of heart that provides a supportive and loving environment for a…

Education Council leads educational innovation and creates buzz after 10 years

A longstanding partnership has been gaining a bit of buzz lately. Last fall marked the 10th anniversary of our Education Council. We wanted to show some…

United Way Quad Cities seeks grant applications for Emergency Food & Shelter Program

Partnership challenges Quad Citizens to donate food during the 32nd annual Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

United Way and Vision To Learn program put the future in focus for 500+ Quad Cities kids

The Quad Cities shines bright with 1,600 volunteers during United Way’s largest ‘Day of Caring’ event since COVID

Over 1,600 volunteers needed to help the Quad Cities thrive during Day of Caring, April 25

Take the survey: Seeking your input to drive impactful investments

QC Reading Week Book Drive kicks off Feb. 23 — March 3

Introducing Amy Orr, United Way’s Vice President of Corporate Relations

The power of partners: Small school, big opportunity

Education Council leads educational innovation and creates buzz after 10 years

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