3:11 Project is a 501(c)(3) Charity Organization that services individuals that are struggling to provide basic necessities for themselves and their families.
Our work is dedicated to inspiring those in our community to build friendships and show compassion through service to one another.
Our concept is pretty simple, we use social media for social good to make sure NOBODY has to struggle alone.
Categories: Community Organizations/Services, Non-Profit/Volunteer, Organizations
The Aurora Area Convention and Visitors Bureau (AACVB) is a private, nonprofit organization certified by the State of Illinois and dedicated to promoting the region as a premier overnight destination.
The goal of the AACVB is to enhance the economic and environmental well-being of our region comprised of ten communities: Aurora, Batavia, Big Rock, Hinckley, Montgomery, North Aurora, Oswego, Plano, Sugar Grove, and Yorkville.
Come visit our historic, cultural, retail, dining and recreational opportunities , surrounded by the pristine beauty of the Fox River Valley–one of Illinois’ most vibrant regions.
Our region is comprised of 10 communities: Aurora, Batavia, Big Rock, Hinckley, Montgomery, North Aurora, Plano, Sandwich, Sugar Grove and Yorkville.
Categories: Arts/Entertainment/Publishing, Community Organizations/Services, Media, Organizations
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing healthful meals to adults age 60+ (and spouses) throughout Kendall County,
including fresh home-delivered meals, meals with local restaurant partners (including Two Partners and Planet Pizza in Plano), lunches at local community partners
(including Oswegoland Senior and Community Center and, coming soon, the United Methodist Church in Plano),
emergency shelf-stable meals twice a year, five pick-up meals for the week, and more.
There is a small suggested donation per meal; no one is ever turned away if unable or unwilling to pay.
Categories: Community Organizations/Services, Health/Wellness, Non-Profit/Volunteer, Restaurant/Food Service
Our vision as the Fox Valley Family YMCA is to strengthen the foundation of our community by ensuring that participants have the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.
We are dedicated to building healthy, confident, connected and secure children, adults, families and communities.
Our impact is felt when an individual makes a healthy choice, when a mentor inspires a child and when a community comes together for the common good.
We nurture the potential of every youth and teen, improve our areas of health and well-being, and provide opportunities to give back and support neighbors.
Categories: Community Organizations/Services, Health/Wellness, Recreation
Fox Valley United Way is committed to ensuring that all families in our communities have equitable access to opportunities
and resources by investing in positive health, education, and financial outcomes.
We mobilize the collective power of community resources to advance lasting solutions and measurable change for the most urgent issues.
We partner with local organizations to build a strong and vibrant community.
We invest in innovative programs supporting school readiness, healthy lifestyles and positive financial outcomes.
Categories: Community Organizations/Services, Non-Profit/Volunteer, Organizations
Our mission is to provide shelter, services, and support for anyone experiencing homelessness in the Grundy County area.
Categories: Community Organizations/Services, Non-Profit/Volunteer, Organizations
211 is Kendall County’s health and human services hotline, whether it’s help with housing, utilities, finding employment or food pantries.
211 can connect residents with all of the local and state resources needed to get back on their feet. Help is a phone call away.
Categories: Community Organizations/Services, Non-Profit/Volunteer, Organizations, Social Services
630-803-7283 (Main)
Distribution begins every Thursday at Noon. The waiting room opens at 10:30. Parking is available in back, and on the road.
In-person shopping is available from 12 PM to 5:30 PM — (see below for Clothing Closet and or Pet Food Pantry)
When your shopping is done, we will hold your cart until you retrieve your vehicle and drive to the loading area. Our volunteers will load your car.
The Clothing Closet is open
Mondays from 10 – Noon and Thursdays from 10 – 3
Pet Food is distributed every Thursday during regular distribution hours.
– Pet owners must be registered at Kendall County Community Food Pantry
– Pets must be registered in advance. Click here for a Pet Food Assistance Application.
– Previously registered Owners may need to update their applications.
– Pet food is provided to Owners once per month and is based on availability.
If you need special help, please email us at [email protected] – Please include YOUR NAME + PHONE NUMBER and we’ll try to help.
Watch closely on Facebook @KCCFOODPANTRY for changing information.
Categories: Community Organizations/Services, Non-Profit/Volunteer, Organizations
Kendall County is dedicated to the retention, expansion, and creation of businesses within the community. Whether it is by providing assistance to existing companies or attracting new business, the Kendall County Economic Development office works to create a strong business environment where jobs are created and where businesses large and small can succeed and grow.
Kendall County, located just 40 miles southwest of Chicago, is a one of a kind community that is a great place to live, work, and play. With a population (2022) of 137,254, Kendall County is one of the fastest growing counties in the United States. The county experienced a 10-year growth rate of 110.4% between 2000 to 2010. Residents of Kendall County have high level of education and provide local business with a highly skilled and effective workforce.
Categories: Business Development, Community Organizations/Services, Education/Training, Government, Organizations
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Kendall County places a high value on its children and families. Of particular concern are those youth and families that enter the juvenile justice system. The needs of these families are addressed by a collaborative system of services in Kendall County, including education, religious communities, health, mental health, social services, juvenile justice, and law enforcement. With the common goal of preventing, intervening, and/or diverting juvenile delinquency, these systems and others can work together to positively impact many lives and enhance the health and safety of Kendall County communities in the process. The Kendall County Juvenile Justice Council, established in 2010 by State’s Attorney Eric Weis, is representative of geographical and professional diversity that strives to impact juvenile delinquency in Kendall County by working together. The mission of the Kendall County Juvenile Justice Council is to prevent delinquency by effectively utilizing community resources to assist at risk youth and their families and to provide youth the opportunity to reach their full potential. |
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