served will be in attendance. The Arc's Board of Directors, Staff, and Quad Cities
Chamber representatives will conduct the ceremony. Mayor John Thodos and
Alderman Gary Almblade of the City of East Moline have been invited, as well as
project contractors. The event is by invitation only and is open to the media.
WHAT: Ribbon Cutting and Dedication Ceremony celebrating the licensing of The Arc's newest
Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA group home). Additionally the
home will be dedicated and named the "LaSalle House," in grateful memory of
Manita LaSalle, lifelong Moline resident and special friend of The Arc. A reception
offering light refreshments will follow.
WHY:
WHEN: Wednesday, October 17, 2012
1 pm
WHERE:
Publicly announcing this major program expansion of The Arc's residential services.
4013/4015 Kennedy Drive
East Moline, Illinois
The Arc of the Quad Cities Area serves more than 300 individuals with intellectual and other
disabilities. Programs foster the highest degree of independence possible, offering residential
services, developmental and vocational skills training, supported employment, and respite
care. From its humble beginnings in the home of a privately-hired teacher in 1952, The Arc has
evolved to a $13.5 million non-profit which employs a staff of more than 250.
The Arc is a CARF-accredited organization and a United Way partner agency.
The Arc of the Quad Cities Area
4016 9th Street
Rock Island, IL 61201
309-786-6474 - www.arcqca.org