« Previous May 2019Next »Digital Edition Archives Easterseals Central Illinois: A 100-Year Storyby Megan PedigoEasterseals celebrates 100 years of providing exceptional services to children with disabilities, developmental delays and other special needs. The Heart of Our Community Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine by Jan Wright, Publisher With a strong network of nonprofit groups and civic organizations, Greater Peoria rests on a solid foundation of community service and philanthropy. Community Hub on the East Bluff by Tim Cunningham Peoria’s East Bluff Community Center…six years old and heading for 10! Mind the Gap by Human Services Collaborative Local human service agencies are chugging away every day to reach the destination of well-being for all. Neighborhood House: A Lasting Legacy by Roberta English For more than a century, Neighborhood House has remained diligent in its mission to serve all. Prioritizing Opportunities in a Nonprofit by Jeff Zircher, Caterpillar Inc. The PPfM process ensures the right projects are worked on at the right time. The Best Incentive Is a Great Workforce by Chris Setti, Greater Peoria Economic Development Council Our economic future depends on workforce development efforts. Time to Change the Narrative by Jake Hamann, Peoria Innovation Alliance A new initiative aims to reposition the region through the renewed celebration of innovation, entrepreneurship and startup activity. Giving with Purpose by Cathy S. Butler, CFP, CRPC, Morgan Stanley Tips for effective, strategic and purposeful philanthropy with maximum impact A Response to Revolutionary Change by Philip Newton, Perennial Partners Recommendations for nonprofits navigating Illinois’ minimum-wage bump. Cost Allocation for Nonprofits by Dan Bender, CLA This accounting process helps nonprofits know the true cost of programs and services. Lower Your Tax Bill Through Charitable Giving by Daryl Dagit, Savant Capital Management How to lower your tax bill using charitable giving strategies Your Personal Board of Directors by Todd Popham, Popham & Associates Effective sounding boards can save you from yourself. 3 Steps to Improving Mental Health In The Workplace by Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio, GreenGate Leadership Forward-thinking employers are implementing initiatives that break stigmas and improve access to effective care. A Sesquicentennial Celebration F&M Bank celebrates the 150th anniversary of its founding. Is Your Career in Need of Spring Cleaning? by Cheryl Hyatt, Hyatt-Fennell Executive SearchIt's easy to get stuck in a rut. More Business articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Nonprofits Leading the Way by Tucker Kennedy, Ameren Illinois My work has enabled me to get to know many of the leaders of the region's nonprofits. The Art and Science of Philanthropy by Jennifer Zammuto, Heart of Illinois United Way There is an art and science to selecting what causes we want to support. Building a Community of Makers by Jay Babin, River City Labs Peoria’s original makerspace brings out the inner maker in its members. Building Healthy Communities by Dr. Leslie L. McKnight, Peoria City/County Health Department We need to work collaboratively to provide comprehensive services, access and resources to all health populations. Connecting Victims With Resources by Jerry Brady and Corie Sego, Peoria County The State’s Attorney’s Office is dedicated to helping victims access available community resources. The Costly Paradigm by Dr. Sheila Quirk-Bailey, Illinois Central College It may be time for a new paradigm in American higher education. UnityPlace Comes Together The new nonprofit organization will transform how local behavioral health services are delivered. 30 Ways to Be a More Engaged Citizen by Quint Studer, Studer Community Institute Only citizen-powered change can fix struggling communities. Here are some ways you can do your part. Partnership in Higher Education Illinois Central College hosted a signing ceremony to commemorate a series of new agreements with Bradley University. More Community articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> The People Behind Peoria Public Radio From on-air personalities to those working behind the scenes, this is your WCBU. Head Over Wheels for Roller Derby by Reema Abi-Akar, a.k.a. Honey SuckerPunch The Peoria Prowlers have athleticism, panache and inclusivity, all rolled into one. A Personal Calling by Dr. Michele Couri, Couri Center for Gynecology and Integrative Women’s Health Starting a nonprofit after a frightening diagnosis leads to research and awareness. Take 10: Abby J. Clark Ten things you didn't know about the attorney and community leader... Creative Container Gardening by Bob Streitmatter, Luthy Botanical Garden Whether your yard is big, small or non-existent, anyone can have success with containers. It's Okay To Not Be Okay by Nikki Burk Depression can present itself in many ways, and it doesn’t always show its face. A Cure for the Common Waiting Room by Jay Collier, UnityPoint Clinic New clinics will reimagine the walk-in care experience. Cost-Effective Treatment for Skin Cancer by Carl W. Soderstrom, MD, Soderstrom Skin Institute Complete surgical excision offers the best chance for long-term survival. Play Ball… The Peoria Chiefs’ 2019 season is in full swing... More Lifestyle articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Creating Sensory Experiences by Mae Gilliland Wright A documentary filmmaker and videographer experiences a remarkable start to her young career. Kinetic Connections: Kids, Arts and Charity by Emily Potts PAME empowers children to participate in charity events through the arts. Mentors Inspiring Apprentices by Shannon Cox, Peoria Art Guild The renewed MAP program will educate and inspire our youth to live and create in central Illinois. Kickoff to Summertime Sculpture Walk Peoria launches its annual outdoor sculpture exhibit on Saturday, May 18, 2019. Honoring Bach The Peoria Bach Festival celebrates the music and life of the legendary composer Johann Sebastian Bach. More Art articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>>
The Heart of Our Community Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine by Jan Wright, Publisher With a strong network of nonprofit groups and civic organizations, Greater Peoria rests on a solid foundation of community service and philanthropy.
Community Hub on the East Bluff by Tim Cunningham Peoria’s East Bluff Community Center…six years old and heading for 10!
Mind the Gap by Human Services Collaborative Local human service agencies are chugging away every day to reach the destination of well-being for all.
Neighborhood House: A Lasting Legacy by Roberta English For more than a century, Neighborhood House has remained diligent in its mission to serve all.
Prioritizing Opportunities in a Nonprofit by Jeff Zircher, Caterpillar Inc. The PPfM process ensures the right projects are worked on at the right time.
The Best Incentive Is a Great Workforce by Chris Setti, Greater Peoria Economic Development Council Our economic future depends on workforce development efforts.
Time to Change the Narrative by Jake Hamann, Peoria Innovation Alliance A new initiative aims to reposition the region through the renewed celebration of innovation, entrepreneurship and startup activity.
Giving with Purpose by Cathy S. Butler, CFP, CRPC, Morgan Stanley Tips for effective, strategic and purposeful philanthropy with maximum impact
A Response to Revolutionary Change by Philip Newton, Perennial Partners Recommendations for nonprofits navigating Illinois’ minimum-wage bump.
Cost Allocation for Nonprofits by Dan Bender, CLA This accounting process helps nonprofits know the true cost of programs and services.
Lower Your Tax Bill Through Charitable Giving by Daryl Dagit, Savant Capital Management How to lower your tax bill using charitable giving strategies
Your Personal Board of Directors by Todd Popham, Popham & Associates Effective sounding boards can save you from yourself.
3 Steps to Improving Mental Health In The Workplace by Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio, GreenGate Leadership Forward-thinking employers are implementing initiatives that break stigmas and improve access to effective care.
Nonprofits Leading the Way by Tucker Kennedy, Ameren Illinois My work has enabled me to get to know many of the leaders of the region's nonprofits.
The Art and Science of Philanthropy by Jennifer Zammuto, Heart of Illinois United Way There is an art and science to selecting what causes we want to support.
Building a Community of Makers by Jay Babin, River City Labs Peoria’s original makerspace brings out the inner maker in its members.
Building Healthy Communities by Dr. Leslie L. McKnight, Peoria City/County Health Department We need to work collaboratively to provide comprehensive services, access and resources to all health populations.
Connecting Victims With Resources by Jerry Brady and Corie Sego, Peoria County The State’s Attorney’s Office is dedicated to helping victims access available community resources.
The Costly Paradigm by Dr. Sheila Quirk-Bailey, Illinois Central College It may be time for a new paradigm in American higher education.
UnityPlace Comes Together The new nonprofit organization will transform how local behavioral health services are delivered.
30 Ways to Be a More Engaged Citizen by Quint Studer, Studer Community Institute Only citizen-powered change can fix struggling communities. Here are some ways you can do your part.
Partnership in Higher Education Illinois Central College hosted a signing ceremony to commemorate a series of new agreements with Bradley University.
The People Behind Peoria Public Radio From on-air personalities to those working behind the scenes, this is your WCBU.
Head Over Wheels for Roller Derby by Reema Abi-Akar, a.k.a. Honey SuckerPunch The Peoria Prowlers have athleticism, panache and inclusivity, all rolled into one.
A Personal Calling by Dr. Michele Couri, Couri Center for Gynecology and Integrative Women’s Health Starting a nonprofit after a frightening diagnosis leads to research and awareness.
Creative Container Gardening by Bob Streitmatter, Luthy Botanical Garden Whether your yard is big, small or non-existent, anyone can have success with containers.
It's Okay To Not Be Okay by Nikki Burk Depression can present itself in many ways, and it doesn’t always show its face.
A Cure for the Common Waiting Room by Jay Collier, UnityPoint Clinic New clinics will reimagine the walk-in care experience.
Cost-Effective Treatment for Skin Cancer by Carl W. Soderstrom, MD, Soderstrom Skin Institute Complete surgical excision offers the best chance for long-term survival.
Creating Sensory Experiences by Mae Gilliland Wright A documentary filmmaker and videographer experiences a remarkable start to her young career.
Kinetic Connections: Kids, Arts and Charity by Emily Potts PAME empowers children to participate in charity events through the arts.
Mentors Inspiring Apprentices by Shannon Cox, Peoria Art Guild The renewed MAP program will educate and inspire our youth to live and create in central Illinois.
Kickoff to Summertime Sculpture Walk Peoria launches its annual outdoor sculpture exhibit on Saturday, May 18, 2019.
Honoring Bach The Peoria Bach Festival celebrates the music and life of the legendary composer Johann Sebastian Bach.
