QSC

Foundation

Community Mindedness

Welcome to the Quincy Service Club Foundation - where we keep our community close to the heart and service as the pulse of our existence. Guided by a rich legacy of over a century-long service and dedication, we are a newly formed organization with hearts that have been pounding for Quincy for many years. Our mission is deeply ingrained in the principles of Americanism, community service, youth activities, scholarships, and the prevention of child abuse.

We are stationed at the crossroads of diversity and integrity, executing a variety of projects that reflect our commitment and celebrate our community.

Major Fundraisers

Pepsi Little People's Golf Championships - An international junior golf tournament for boys and girls ages 3 through 18. It has been held annually at golf courses in Quincy since 1974 and has hosted some 24,000 junior golfers and their families.

Field of Honor and Flags of Honor Displays – each year, we display 1,000 American flags on the old St. Marty’s Hospital grounds as a tribute to those who have served our country. The display is seen by thousands of motorists traveling along Broadway and we encourage people to walk through the display, held the weekend after Labor Day since 2014. Our Flags of Honor program places more than 500 American flags in the yards of residents throughout the City on Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day and Labor Day each year.

Old-time photo of men at Quincy Mall
Field of Honor® - a licensed program of the Colonial Flag Foundation - Getting the field ready for visitors
Field of Honor® - a licensed program of the Colonial Flag Foundation - Getting the field ready for visitors
Firefighter

At Quincy Service Club Foundation, we honor our first responders, acknowledge our unsung heroes, and work tirelessly to uplift the lives of those who live in the shadows of society. We believe that everyone deserves a shot at success, and hence, we award scholarships to not only the most audacious but also to those who have valiantly overcome physical or mental barriers to graduate.

Our commitment extends across generations as we facilitate connections between grade schoolers and residents of the Veteran's home who might feel isolated from family bonds. Christmas is a time of cheer and we ensure nobody misses out as we provide dinner and presents for ones who have been displaced from abusive situations.

Elderly man sitting on Santa's life
Teenagers with hands in a circle

But we are not just about addressing the aftermath, we also fund agencies that work relentlessly to intercept and prevent these abuse situations before they occur. Our vision is woven with threads of care, compassion, and unwavering belief in the power of unity and community service.

Join us, as we continue writing this legacy, fostering connections, and making an enduring difference in the lives we touch. Welcome to Quincy Service Club Foundation, where hearts devote, hands serve, and hope thrives.

Christmas Lights Washington Park, Quincy, IL
Looking back at Christmas 1948 & Wonderland in Washington Park
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