Who We Support

Kisses from Keegan and Friends offers emotional and financial support to children undergoing cancer treatment, as well as to their families. Our organization raises charitable donations through a variety of fundraising activities, such as dinners, sporting events, social events, grants and offers from the public. Learn more

"No Regrets Men’s Ministry exists to carry on this world-changing commission. We exist to equip leaders to disciple men. Equipping leaders with tools, knowledge, and expertise so that they can effectively and strategically disciple the men of their church and their life. 

By walking alongside, training, equipping, and supporting churches and individual men in any way we can so that a biblical and spiritual awakening will move across the globe – Through proven leadership training, discipleship resources and an annual catalytic event!

It is time we return to the Master’s plan of making disciples, who make disciples, who make disciples. " 

The Woodson Center’s mission is to empower community-based leaders to promote solutions that reduce crime and violence, restore families, revitalize underserved communities, and assist in the creation of economic enterprise.

Our mission is to help strengthen families and support children, teens and adults impacted by trauma and adversity.

We are raising our children with faith in God, preparing them for the world with a good work ethic, communication skills, leadership abilities, and to become respectful members of our communities

At New Day Women’s Clinic, we are here for you. You get all the FREE services and support you need on your journey. We provide a place for you to receive compassionate medical and wrap around care as you consider your pregnancy options.   You deserve the opportunity to make the best decision for your unique situation.  Be confident that you are fully informed, because fear should never be your decision maker.

Providing resources to enhance students educational opportunities, environment, and experiences!

We strive to support and enhance teaching and learning throughout the school district by awarding financial support in the form of grants to teachers and classrooms. 

Gilda's Club Quad Cites is that place.

So no one faces cancer alone – Gilda’s Club is a place where men, women and children whose lives have been touched by cancer, as well as their families and friends can feel they are part of a welcoming community of support. Since 1998, more than 5,000 individuals and families have visited our Clubhouse in either Davenport or Moline or our outreach in Muscatine and Clinton. Click on the links to learn more about us and how we’re changing lives.

Serving Locally with the Strength of a National Network.

Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin is an independent and local nonprofit organization. We fund local programs only, meaning every dollar donated stays right here in our local community. But as a member of the national network of 200 Feeding America food banks, we have access to donated product and additional resources that make us a stronger, more effective food bank

Youth life Builders (YLB) Mission is to provide summer program scholarships to low income and at-risk students entering grades 7-10 in South Central Wisconsin, to help with their development and personal growth.  scholarships will target programs that focus on fostering a sense of belonging, inclusion and self-esteem.

Programs would be chosen that cater to the students interests and passion.  This could include the arts, athletics, team building, or outdoor experiences.  These summer camps would expose the scholarship recipient to new experiences, people and ideas, helping to build a foundation for success in other aspects of their life.

ABOUT THE BELOIT INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
BIFF, building a community of independent filmmakers exhibiting their creative expression with audiences who appreciate the art form. All this in the remerging, lively and welcoming traditional downtown of Beloit Wisconsin.

Film Freeway Top 100 Best Reviewed Festivals
Over 7,000 filmmaker rated festivals worldwide!

BIFF is a ten-day tribute to the power of film and the excitement of independent film from around the world.  Local residents and visitors from across the nation fill venues, ranging in size from 40 to 400 seats for more than 100 films, and to meet scores of filmmakers who come from throughout the U.S. and as far away as Europe, Asia and Latin America.

BIFF celebrates filmmakers in all genres—features, documentaries, shorts— who enjoy the Beloit setting as much as the attendees do. BIFF promises crowds of interested viewers filling venues, questioning them at the films, and stopping them on the street to talk about their shared passions and projects in independent filmmaking.

Rock County Restorations Substance Abuse Recovery Center is a 501(c)(3) serving Rock County, WI., and the Stateline area. Rock County Restorations Substance Abuse Recovery Center, currently offers nonresidential recovery services. We offer Restore recovery support groups on Tuesdays 7pm – 8pm. Our goal is to open our long-term residential recovery center. Our facility will provide a safe place for women for long-term recovery from drug and alcohol abuse while focusing on restoring lives through the love of Jesus Christ. 

Our planned facility will serve women 18 years and older. Though a faith-based program, we will not discriminate against religious or spiritual views. 

Our goal is to provide hope for those suffering from addiction, using individualized, supportive, and compassionate care while sharing the love of Jesus Christ. Our substance abuse recovery center will focus on treating each client’s underlying core problems to help them heal emotionally, spiritually, mentally, and physically. Our goal is to provide the tools needed to achieve and sustain recovery.

The goal of Restorations is to bring glory to God while transforming lives in the areas of financial accountability, stress and anger management, and community interaction.

Contribution towards the handicap accessibility ramp enclosure

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and Agape House is excited to announce
our 10th annual 5K Run, Walk, Roll, or Stroll is Saturday, April 27th. This
year's theme, ""Walk for Redemption"" draws inspiration from a guiding scripture
found in Lamentations 3:58, “You Lord took up my cause, you Lord redeemed my
life”. This theme reflects our unwavering dedication to instilling hope and
fostering healing for individuals who have faced abuse and trauma.

Eternal Word Ministries has been founded by Pastor John Rajiah, a man of God used in the Body of Christ today.

He received his theological training from the Bible College of Wales in England for 2 years and went to America to complete his studies. 

Pastor John is an anointed preacher of the Word of God, regularly invited to minister in conferences, church seminars and also teach in Bible Schools. 

Proud partner to help students and staff dream, discover and connect.

Thank you for supporting crime fighting and prevention in our community. Make your donation to the Macomb Area Crime Stoppers today. 

Faith Christian School provides a Christian educational experience in which the love of Christ, the love of learning, and a commitment to leading others to Jesus are our passion. Our Mission is to lovingly train our students as disciples of Jesus Christ for a life of influence. Our hope and vision for Faith Christian School is that it will serve a model school that transforms our students and the world for Christ.

Faith Christian School has provided an encouraging environment where we can love one another as God loves us since 1981. Give your child the benefit of a Christ-centered education where faculty is focused on the academic and spiritual growth of your child.

The first version of the summer reading program was started in the spring of 1931. The library purchased 300 "Books I Have Read" booklets and sponsored a reading contest for school children. Awards were offered and the booklets were sold to the children for five cents each. The program ran from April through most of the summer. It was open to schoolchildren from fourth to eighth grade that had Silvis Library cards. The board provided entertainers in August for the participants, and prizes were awarded.

To provide summer program scholarships to low income and at-risk students entering grades 7-10 in South Central Wisconsin, to help with their development and personal growth. The scholarships would target programs that focus on a sense of belonging, inclusion and self-esteem. Programs would be chosen that cater to the students interests and passion. This could include the arts, athletics, team building, or outdoor experiences. These summer camps would expose the scholarship recipient to new experiences, people and ideas, helping to build a foundation for success in other aspects of their life.

The ATC collects donated items from the community such as new or very gently used clothing, shoes, winter jackets, boots, hats, gloves, books and toiletries. We also collect school and cleaning supplies. These items are then distributed, free of charge, at giveaway drives held thrice annually.