Chicago Women's District Golf Association

Mount St. Joseph is a nonprofit intermediate care facility with a capacity of 130 beds for senior citizens and developmentally disabled individuals and is located in Lake Zurich, Ill. It is inspected and licensed by the Illinois department of public health as an intermediate care facility. Founded in 1926, the facility is owned and operated by the Congregation of the Daughters of St. Mary of Providence. It provides a variety of services, including medical, psychologial, religious and social services; aquatics; dietary; music, physical, occupational, speech and recreation therapies; and arts, crafts, ceramics and sewing programs. The facility also provides the services of a podiatrist, optometrist and an ophthalmologist. Mount St. Joseph is a Catholic facility and Catholic religious services are available to all Catholic residents regularly.

MHEDA, the Material Handling Equipment Distributors Association, is a leading organization dedicated to supporting businesses in the material handling industry. With a focus on networking, education, and industry resources, MHEDA offers a range of programs and activities to help members stay informed and connected. From hosting annual conventions and webinars to providing economic reports and certification programs, MHEDA serves as a valuable resource for companies looking to enhance their operations and stay competitive in the ever-evolving material handling sector.Generated from the website

Citizens for Conservation (CFC) is a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization based in Barrington, Illinois, dedicated to the preservation and restoration of the natural environment in northeastern Illinois. Managing over 732 acres across 14 nature preserves, CFC actively works to restore the beauty and biodiversity of local ecosystems through community engagement and volunteer efforts. In addition to protecting natural areas, CFC educates the community about environmental practices and promotes youth education programs that foster a love for nature. The organization's restoration initiatives focus on native plant communities, prairie, oak savanna, and wetland ecosystems, contributing to the preservation of indigenous species and their habitats. Generated from the website