Rejuvenate Housing opens doors to 4th Davenport project
Jennifer DeWitt
Rene Gellerman, left, United Way Quad Cities president and CEO, and Caitlin Russell, United Way QC board chair and president of Russell, are shown Wednesday, July 12, at a news conference to announce $2.8 million in grants. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
The Spring Forward organization will continue to offer education services. The One Eighty group will continue to help people battling addiction. Dress for Success Quad Cities will continue to offer clothing to women looking for a better…
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