Davenport, IA The 10th Annual Holiday Hat Bash presented by VanDerGinst Law is just around the corner on Thursday, November 15th and begins 5:30pm at CASI. Join us at the Hat Bash as we once again make holidays special for Quad Cities Seniors, providing holiday gifts and services all year long. Last year’s event raised over $30,000 and helped hundreds of seniors.

The Holiday Hat Bash event is an evening of fun, delicious food, a hat contest, raffle, silent auction, man cave, ladies lounge and much more. Features more spectacular raffle and silent auction baskets, gourmet appetizers and decadent desserts will be created local chefs from local senior living centers and restaurants. Hats are always fun, but of course, are optional.

For $40, you'll enjoy fabulous food, drink, silent auction, raffle prizes, of course, the ever-popular Hat Contest - and so much more.

Tickets are $40 through November 1st, after which they increase to $50. Tickets can be purchased at CASIseniors.org/HatBash or in person at CASI. All proceeds will provide holiday gifts and services for Quad Cities seniors.

Can’t attend? Donations are gratefully accepted and may be sent to:

CASI 1035 W. Kimberly Road, Davenport, IA 52806

For further information please call: (563) 386-7477 or visit: www.hatbash.com.

So, grab your hat. Gather your friends and join us at the 2018 Holiday Hat Bash at CASI - The Center for Active Seniors, located at 1035 West Kimberly Road, Davenport, Iowa.

So what’s the story behind the event? In 2008, Lenora sent a letter thanking someone named “Kate” from CASI, the Center for Active Seniors in Davenport. Kate had given a gift and a card to Lenora. At 89 years old, she didn’t receive too many visitors, let alone Christmas gifts. In fact, it was the ONLY Christmas gift she had received.

Just think, a small act of kindness by Kate, recognized by Lenora, was the impetus for CASI’s Holiday Hat Bash, the Party with a Purpose. And with such strong support from our presenting sponsor, Ruhl and Ruhl Realtors, CASI has raised funds to purchase holiday gifts for Quad City area seniors and make their holiday season just a bit brighter.

CASI - The Center for Active Seniors Facts:

  • CASI - The Center For Active Seniors, Inc., established in 1973, serves the needs of older adults by providing a variety of events and daily activities keeping older Quad Citians socially, mentally and physically engaged. As 10,000 baby boomers turn age 65 every day, “senior citizen” is being redefined as is the senior lifestyle. CASI’s multi -pronged approach to helping seniors age successfully includes health and wellness initiatives, social engagement opportunities, lifelong learning and volunteer opportunities to keep the older adult active and involved with our Quad Cities community. 

  • Senior Advocacy programs at CASI help older adults, their families, and caregivers with needs assessment helping partner them with other area agencies and programs keeping them in their own home for as long as is safely possible. 

  • CASI’s Jane’s Place, the only adult day center in Eastern Iowa, provides a comfortable, homelike atmosphere for adults who need supervised care during the day due to stroke recovery, Alzheimer’s and dementia. Jane’s Place provides just the right amount of personal care allowing maximum independence while at Jane’s Place Adult Day Service Center. Open Monday through Friday from 7am to 4:30pm, Jane’s Place is located on the south-side of CASI.

  • For more information about the programs and services offered through CASI, Jane’s Place and/or Senior Advocacy, visit CASIseniors.org or call 563-386-7477.

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