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Grants for Local Organizations

The Quincy Service Club Foundation continues to demonstrate a lasting financial impact on the Quincy community by providing significant support across a wide range of projects and organizations. From vital capital gifts like $10,000 to rebuild a fire-damaged facility at the Saukenauk Scout Reservation and $10,000 to help construct a permanent concert venue in Madison Park, to sustained investments in the Bill Klingner Trails and Jackson-Lincoln pool complex, the Foundation champions quality-of-life initiatives. It also provides operating support to the Children’s Advocacy Center and Cornerstone First Steps Programs, contributes to the Quincy Children’s Museum, and underwrites meaningful traditions such as Wreaths Across America, the Alzheimer’s Walk, and Thanksgiving dinners through the Salvation Army. Through these and many other grants, the Foundation plays a powerful role in strengthening our community’s future and enriching lives.

QSC presented the Elks Lodge kitchen staff with a club tip donation of $1,655 for their 2025 outstanding food service and support!

Food service workers being honored for their service; people posing for a picture for all their hard work in 2025

QPD Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program receives $1,000!

Two men and one woman holding a large check for a donation with tables int he background with Christmas decorations
Art Awerkamp, QSC program host, Kate Sanders, QPD Deaf and Hard of Hearing program coordinator and QSC President, Barry Cheyne.

Ursa 4-H Club receives $2,000!

URSA Willing Worker 4-H Club
URSA Willing Worker 4-H Club - Allie Carolan & Parker Schaffnit with QSC President, Barry Cheyne

Salvation Army receives $1,500 in support of Thanksgiving dinners!

One person giving a check to another person as a donation with a Christmas tree in the background
Matt Schmidt, Development Director, Salvation Army in Quincy and Hannibal and John Johannes, QSC Donations Manager

Quincy Senior Center receives $1,000 for their elevator campaign!

People standing with a large check in a hallway giving a donation

Veterans Parade Committee receives $1,000 grant!

People standing with a large check in a hallway giving a donation

Quincy Art Center receives $1,000 for ongoing updates to art rooms!

Quincy Art Center Employees with Quincy Service Club Representatives in an art room
Quincy Art Center Employees with Quincy Service Club Representatives
Quincy Service Club Representatives Presenting check to Quincy Art Center Employees
Rachel Roundtree, Alta King, Sandra Hite, Barry Cheyne, Kelsy Reynolds and Dan Selby

JWCC Foundation receives $1,000 for Fire and Police Science Programs!

People standing with a large check outside, giving a donation

YMCA receives $500 for youth basketball!

People standing with a large check in a gym giving a donation

Tri-State Warrior Outreach receives $500 for veteran support!

Tri-State Warrior Outreach Donation - Glenn Swick and Barry Cheyne
Tri-State Warrior Outreach Donation - Glenn Swick and Barry Cheyne

Donation to Quincy University Girls Basketball Program

Donation made to Quincy University Ladies Basketball Team
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