Two Rivers Regional Council

The Burlington Area Homeless Shelter is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located in Burlington, IA. Supported by local donations and the local United Way, the shelter provides temporary housing and support services to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. With a capacity of 10 people in five bedrooms, the shelter offers a safe and welcoming environment, helping residents secure employment, establish a budget, access healthcare, and connect with community resources to ultimately transition into permanent housing. Committed to ending homelessness in Burlington, the shelter's dedicated staff and board of directors work tirelessly to provide emotional support, meals, clothing, and toiletries to residents. Through partnerships and individualized assistance, the shelter aims to empower individuals and families, helping them regain their dignity and become self-supporting members of the community. Donations from the community play a vital role in supporting this important work.Generated from the website

The Illinois Association for Behavioral Health (IABH) is a statewide organization established in 1967, representing addiction and mental illness prevention, treatment, and recovery services agencies, staff, consumers, affiliated organizations, and corporations. With a mission to advocate for sound public policies in the behavioral health field, IABH works tirelessly to ensure that everyone battling addiction or mental illness has access to effective treatment, more people are in recovery, and communities actively participate in prevention and health promotion.Generated from the website

The Community for Christ Assistance Center ( CFCAC ) is a non-profit organization providing emergency assistance to needy individuals, primarily in our local community. We were founded by members of our local area churches. One member from each affiliate church is chosen by the pastor to represent that church. These individual members constitute the board of directors. A director heads up the center and is amenable to the board of directors. Each affiliate church provides volunteers on a rotating basis to assist in the operation of our thrift store. A board meeting is held monthly. We offer food and clothing assistance for needy individuals and families and also supply a varity of household items should the need arise. We assist with funding for rent and utilities. By networking with other area agencies we are able to further assist individuals in finding the help and support we may not be able to offer. CFCAC if funded and operates primarily through donations. Our donations come from our local churches, individuals, and businesses. All of our food and clothing in the thrift store is donated as well; either by individuals or local churches. Labor and thrift store help is volunteered. CFCAC continues to operate by caring and committed people who want to do a work for Christ.