During any other year, the fall has meant for parents a return to predictability and structure as their kids leave the house — or that of a relative or care provider — to resume their education and continue on their way to success in a school and life.
But 2020 has been anything but predictable, as many parents have...
United Way Quad Cities announced today it has issued $2.3 million in grants to 37 local agencies focused on ensuring all Quad Citizens, regardless of race or ZIP code, have the opportunity and access to achieve their full potential.
“We’re able to make these investments thanks to the generosity of over 12,000 Quad Citizens,” said United Way Quad Cities President and CEO Rene Gellerman. “Because of their contributions...
Right now, there’s a lot on the line when it comes to child care.
Whether you’re a parent, a teacher, a business owner or simply a taxpayer, you have a stake – financial and moral – in the strength and sustainability of a comprehensive child care system in the Quad Cities.
Hmm. Perhaps you’ve never really thought about it.
Well, let’s start with this premise: Nothing is more important than ensuring the...
As communities across the country continue to assess how to overcome structural racism and inequality, United Way Quad Cities and partners Quad Cities Community Foundation, Visit Quad Cities and Quad Cities Chamber are leading an effort to develop a deeper understanding on how inequity and racism affect our lives and community by launching the 21-Day Equity Challenge on Aug. 24.
Built around the idea that it takes 21 days to change a...
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