« Previous May 2020Next »Digital Edition Archives Always on the Frontlinesby Human Services Collaborative of Greater PeoriaHuman service organizations help individuals, communities and leaders find solutions to build a better world for all. Positive On Peoria Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine Peoria Magazines continue to publish as scheduled—and we remain focused on celebrating the best Greater Peoria has to offer. Home for All: Addressing Homelessness Together by Kate Green, Home for All Continuum of Care Ending homelessness in our community doesn’t have to be just an inspirational tagline. Supporting Our Healthcare Heroes by Dr. Keith Knepp, CEO, UnityPoint Health – Central Illinois As we work to stop the spread of COVID-19, our community is coming together in support. Strengthening Families for a Stronger Community by Lisa Ullenius The roots of FamilyCore can be traced back 120 years. Bringing Volunteers and Nonprofits Together by Gina Edwards, Heart of Illinois United Way Work is being done behind the scenes to increase volunteer capacity in central Illinois. Pivots in the Time of COVID-19 Peoria-area businesses get creative during the pandemic. Coronavirus & Insurance: FAQs for Business Owners by Dan Tharp, Pearl Insurance As always, it is critical to review your individual policy because each policy and claim is unique. Bookshop Levels the Playing Field A new website offers an easy way to purchase books online while taking care of the shop in your own neighborhood. Doing Philanthropic Business the Right Way Jennifer Zammuto, Heart of Illinois United Way Follow your heart, trust the data, and invest in your team and the community. 5 Banking Services to Benefit Your Nonprofit by Todd Lindsey, Heartland Bank A toolkit of services to enhance convenience, simplify finance management and attract donations Budgeting for Mission Sustainability by Dan Bender and Curtis Klotz, CLA Alternative budgeting strategies can better capture the true value of nonprofit work than pricing by cost. Look For the Helpers by Michael J. Freilinger, Downtown Development Corporation The DDC was formed to be a “helper,” ready to meet the needs of our community. Payment Solutions Right for the Times by Sara L. Palmer, Commerce Bank When the pandemic arrived on our shores, the nation’s payment system was ready. More Business articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Our Voice Through the Ballot by Jennifer Davis, Peoria Public Library A celebration of the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment becoming part of the U.S. Constitution Mastering Nonprofit Leadership by Brad McMillan, Bradley University Strong nonprofit leadership matters, especially during a crisis. Our Response to Community Needs by Mark Roberts, Community Foundation of Central Illinois Our community is now faced with perhaps the most significant cause of our lifetimes. Taking Care of Our Own by Matt George, CEO, Children's Home Association of Illinois In the face of unprecedented disaster, our community responds with strength, compassion and generosity. Emotional Phone Support Area organizations have launched phone lines to support community members during the COVID-19 pandemic. Preventing Abuse & Neglect During the Pandemic The Pediatric Resource Center is open and ready to respond. Social Connections for Seniors Social isolation and loneliness pose a range of health risks, both mentally and physically. More Community articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> In Love and Farming by Hannah Ramlo For these two organic farmers, joining forces is a commitment to staying small. 3 Frames For a Vacation State of Mind by Mary Ardapple Dierker, Coreview Coach Taking time off is a long-term investment in your mental and physical health. Take 10: Rena' Parker Ten things you didn't know about the court administrator for the 10th Judicial Circuit... The Business Side of Divorce by Katie VandenBerg, Focused Forward A Certified Divorce Coach helps clients navigate their divorces with dignity. The “Jeong” Flavors of Korea by MinJi Lee and Chef Golda Ewalt The uniquely Korean concept of Jeong applies to food as well. Outdoor Playing And Learning A local Master Naturalist volunteer built a website to encourage people to enjoy local natural areas. 5 Ways to Reduce Stress While Social Distancing by Wendy King, Hub International Strategies to maintain your mental and physical health in light of mounting stress More Lifestyle articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Weathering the Storm: COVID-19 & the Arts There’s a hustle going on behind the scenes as artists and arts groups work to stay financially viable while keeping their audiences engaged. A Creative Pivot by Mae Gilliland Wright One World is including local artwork with carryout orders on First Fridays. At-Home Art Lessons A Bradley University professor shares art activities for families to do at home. More Art articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>>
Positive On Peoria Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine Peoria Magazines continue to publish as scheduled—and we remain focused on celebrating the best Greater Peoria has to offer.
Home for All: Addressing Homelessness Together by Kate Green, Home for All Continuum of Care Ending homelessness in our community doesn’t have to be just an inspirational tagline.
Supporting Our Healthcare Heroes by Dr. Keith Knepp, CEO, UnityPoint Health – Central Illinois As we work to stop the spread of COVID-19, our community is coming together in support.
Strengthening Families for a Stronger Community by Lisa Ullenius The roots of FamilyCore can be traced back 120 years.
Bringing Volunteers and Nonprofits Together by Gina Edwards, Heart of Illinois United Way Work is being done behind the scenes to increase volunteer capacity in central Illinois.
Coronavirus & Insurance: FAQs for Business Owners by Dan Tharp, Pearl Insurance As always, it is critical to review your individual policy because each policy and claim is unique.
Bookshop Levels the Playing Field A new website offers an easy way to purchase books online while taking care of the shop in your own neighborhood.
Doing Philanthropic Business the Right Way Jennifer Zammuto, Heart of Illinois United Way Follow your heart, trust the data, and invest in your team and the community.
5 Banking Services to Benefit Your Nonprofit by Todd Lindsey, Heartland Bank A toolkit of services to enhance convenience, simplify finance management and attract donations
Budgeting for Mission Sustainability by Dan Bender and Curtis Klotz, CLA Alternative budgeting strategies can better capture the true value of nonprofit work than pricing by cost.
Look For the Helpers by Michael J. Freilinger, Downtown Development Corporation The DDC was formed to be a “helper,” ready to meet the needs of our community.
Payment Solutions Right for the Times by Sara L. Palmer, Commerce Bank When the pandemic arrived on our shores, the nation’s payment system was ready.
Our Voice Through the Ballot by Jennifer Davis, Peoria Public Library A celebration of the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment becoming part of the U.S. Constitution
Mastering Nonprofit Leadership by Brad McMillan, Bradley University Strong nonprofit leadership matters, especially during a crisis.
Our Response to Community Needs by Mark Roberts, Community Foundation of Central Illinois Our community is now faced with perhaps the most significant cause of our lifetimes.
Taking Care of Our Own by Matt George, CEO, Children's Home Association of Illinois In the face of unprecedented disaster, our community responds with strength, compassion and generosity.
Emotional Phone Support Area organizations have launched phone lines to support community members during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Preventing Abuse & Neglect During the Pandemic The Pediatric Resource Center is open and ready to respond.
Social Connections for Seniors Social isolation and loneliness pose a range of health risks, both mentally and physically.
In Love and Farming by Hannah Ramlo For these two organic farmers, joining forces is a commitment to staying small.
3 Frames For a Vacation State of Mind by Mary Ardapple Dierker, Coreview Coach Taking time off is a long-term investment in your mental and physical health.
Take 10: Rena' Parker Ten things you didn't know about the court administrator for the 10th Judicial Circuit...
The Business Side of Divorce by Katie VandenBerg, Focused Forward A Certified Divorce Coach helps clients navigate their divorces with dignity.
The “Jeong” Flavors of Korea by MinJi Lee and Chef Golda Ewalt The uniquely Korean concept of Jeong applies to food as well.
Outdoor Playing And Learning A local Master Naturalist volunteer built a website to encourage people to enjoy local natural areas.
5 Ways to Reduce Stress While Social Distancing by Wendy King, Hub International Strategies to maintain your mental and physical health in light of mounting stress
Weathering the Storm: COVID-19 & the Arts There’s a hustle going on behind the scenes as artists and arts groups work to stay financially viable while keeping their audiences engaged.
A Creative Pivot by Mae Gilliland Wright One World is including local artwork with carryout orders on First Fridays.
