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Pegasus Special Riders, Inc. is a therapeutic horseback riding facility operating for the sole purpose of helping those with special needs. Therapeutic horsemanship is a unique partnership between riders, horses and certified instructors to enhance physical, emotional, social, cognitive, behavioral and educational skills in people of varying abilities. Therapeutic riding engages the rider's mind and body to promote increased self-esteem and confidence, as well as improve posture, balance, hand-eye coordination, and muscle tone.

The DeKalb Area Women's Center serves as a community hub for women, offering various resources, event programming, and opportunities for engagement. Their facilities include Majakka Hall, which hosts musical events and contributes to the vibrant local culture. The center is dedicated to fostering connection and collaboration among women in the DeKalb area. In addition to events and music, they provide valuable women's resources and maintain a business directory to support local enterprises. Generated from the website

Founded in 1990, Quad City Arts is a visual arts gallery and re-granting program, featuring local performing artists in Rock Island, Ill. Formed due to the merger of Quad City Arts Council, Visiting Artists, Inc., Festival of Trees and Bix Arts Festival, It serves the residents of Rock Island, Henry and Mercer counties in Illinois and Scott, Clinton, and Muscatine counties in Iowa. The organizations which finance the Quad City Arts include Festival of Trees, Quad City Arts Partners (memberships), and operating grants from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency, and the Iowa Arts Council, which is a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs. It also provides various literary programs and public sculpture programs and programs for the metro youth.