Decatur Sportsmen Association NFP

The Illinois Education Association (IEA) is dedicated to empowering educators and advocating for public education in Illinois. With a focus on professional development, member benefits, and legislative initiatives, IEA supports teachers, education support professionals, and aspiring educators through a variety of resources and programs. Through its extensive network of local offices and committees, IEA promotes collective bargaining, educational policy, and leadership opportunities. The organization also offers a range of member services, including discounts, legal assistance, and training programs, to enhance the professional lives of its members. Generated from the website

The Macon County Fair, celebrating its 169th annual event from June 4-8, 2025, is a vibrant gathering in Decatur, IL, featuring a variety of entertainment options, including grandstand events, livestock exhibitions, and a popular queen pageant. The fair is also known for its Bingo games, radio-announced events, and activities designed to engage the community and provide enjoyment for all ages. In addition to its main festivities, the fairgrounds offer rental facilities like the Pride of the Prairie Center, a spacious carpeted banquet hall ideal for various events. The Macon County Fair continues to foster local traditions while providing a platform for businesses, vendors, and community members to come together in celebration. Generated from the website

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Illinois (BBBSCIL) has been dedicated to serving low-income, underprivileged youth from single-parent families for over 30 years, operating in multiple counties including Macon, Sangamon, and Vermilion. Their mission focuses on creating and supporting one-on-one mentoring relationships that empower youth to reach their highest potential and avoid negative behaviors. Through community-based and site-based mentoring programs, BBBSCIL provides crucial support to approximately 800 youth annually, helping them graduate from high school, pursue higher education, and become responsible members of their communities. Founded in 1987, the organization has expanded significantly, now serving over 650 families each year and continuing to make a positive impact on the lives of children in Central Illinois. Generated from the website