- Metropolis Performing Arts Center https://www.metropolisarts.com
- Clearbrook https://www.clearbrook.org
- WINGS https://wingsprogram.com
- JOURNEYS|The Road Home https://www.journeystheroadhome.org
- The Friends of the Arlington Heights Memorial Library https://www.ahml.info/friends
- Good Neighbors Network https://www.goodneighborsnetwork.org
- Pathway Church of Arlington Heights Food Pantry https://yourpathwaychurch.org
- Thomas Middle School Community Garden https://www.facebook.com/TJGarden/
- C.I.T.Y. of Support https://cityofsupport.org
- Connections to Care https://connectionstocare.org
- Arlington Heights Nurses Club
- District 21 Health Center https://ccsd21.org/healthcenter/
- Lemons of Love http://www.lemonsoflove.org
- Northwest Center Against Sexual Assault https://www.nwcasa.org
- Shelter, Inc. http://shelter-inc.org
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September 25, 2026. A shout-out to Vicki and Jim who did this month's “Big Shop” for the Wheeling Township Food Pantry. Each month we're supplementing our regular egg and cheese purchases with a special shop for items that are “most needed.” This month we bought 96 cans of soup, 16 packages of mashed potatoes, 24 packages of rice, 50 cans of sardines, 20 cans of salmon, 108 cans of fruit, and 36 packages of spam.

September 16, 2026. Our first student Environmental Awareness Grant was awarded to Hersey High School. The innovative grant will support a student-led project that connects environmental conservation with hands-on learning, cultural awareness, and student wellness. Students will use 3D printing to create sensory fidgets modeled after endangered Asian species. Each fidget will be paired with educational materials explaining the animal’s habitat, conservation status, threats, and ways students can support environmental stewardship.

August 24, 2026. In addition to our regular monthly purchases of eggs and cheese, we have added a monthly “big shop” to purchase items off of the most-wanted list of the Wheeling Township Food Pantry. In the month of August we purchased a grand total of 734 items including 120 dozen eggs, 120 packages of cheese, 48 jars of peanut butter, 192 cans of fruit, 48 cans of tuna, 48 cans of Spam, 48 cans of salmon, 50 cans of sardines, 40 boxes of Rice a Roni, and 20 boxes of mashed/scalloped potatoes. Thanks to the egg and cheese shoppers, and to this month's “big shop” shoppers, Erica and Amanda (shown above with a small portion of their purchases.)

July 24, 2026. When the call went out for volunteers to shop for school accessories and stuff backpacks for the Wheeling Township Food Pantry, Maggie Sraga and Stephanie Chan Vo jumped right on it. They loved the chance to get their children involved, and we loved seeing them get an early start on serving others. By their smiles, it looks like they loved it too.

Thanks to partnerships between the Rotary Club of Arlington Heights, the Glenview Sunrise Rotary Club and the Garden Club of Arlington Heights five District 25 schools received $250 grants to support pollinator habitat planting. The RCAH Environmental Committee worked with the Glenview Sunrise Club to receive one of this year’s District Collaborative Environmental Grants. Each club then worked with community partners to fulfill the grant. RCAH partnered with the Arlington Heights Garden Club to increase funding for one of the Garden Club’s existing environmental/gardening initiatives. The five schools which each received a $250 grant included Thomas Middle School and Greenbriar, Ivy Hill, Olive-Mary Stitt, and Westgate Elementary Schools.






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