2025 Annual Report

"The YWCA is people not a building. If we have patience, the organization will grow and develop.

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These words were spoken by Helen Davis, the YWCA’s national field secretary, on November 27, 1916, while addressing an audience of courageous women. They still ring true today.

The stories and statistics chronicled in our Annual Report reflect the aspirations, challenges, and accomplishments of thousands of people, all of whom contribute indelibly to our 108-year legacy. We are grateful to you and all of the people who bring life and meaning to our work.

Julie Larson

President & CEO
YWCA Quad Cities

Vision

A Quad Cities where no one lives in poverty and everyone has the opportunity to live a free and prosperous life.

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A Theory of Change

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Our Theory of Change helps us organize our goals, values, strengths, and strategies to help everyone in the organization stay focused on the goal of our mission.

Goals

Strategies

Child Care

Child Care

By improving access to high quality, affordable child care, we significantly increase the financial security and lifetime wealth for women and their families.

Family Empowerment

Family Empowerment

By ensuring access to basic needs, including food, diapers, clothing, laundry facilities, and showers, we strengthen the resilience of women and their families.

Youth Opportunity

Youth Opportunity

By providing high quality, safe, and enriching programming for youth, we help unleash opportunities, for them and their parents and caregivers.

Health & Wellness

Health & Wellbeing

By managing an inclusive health facility, we bolster access to self improvement programs and strengthen the wellbeing of our community.

Strengths

Bonds

We enrich lives by building connections to a comprehensive community support network.

Trust

We earn and safeguard the trust of those we serve by placing their interests at the heart of our work.

Courage

We’re fiercely dedicated to overcoming the barriers that prevent women and their families from achieving their potential.

Culture

We’re strong because our people embrace collaboration, lived experiences, resourcefulness, safety, and accountability.

History

We are inspired by our legacy of women who have led with self esteem and a deep belief in the worth and potential of others.

Values

Compassion

We serve by seeing an alleviating the suffering of others.

Dignity

We respect and protect the dignity of every human being.

Justice

We fight for a society in which everyone is treated fairly.

Integrity

We honor our word and are transparent in our work.

Community

We know our success depends upon our entire community.

Highlights from Our Impact Report

Here’s a quick look at our meaningful work across the range of services we provide.

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Impact
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Child Care

149 Students Enrolled
227,916 Hours of Care Provided

Empowerment Center

2,515 People Served
628 Loads of Laundry

Youth & Outreach

110 Youth Served through ThePlace2B
3,500 Meals Provided

Health & Fitness

800 Members
160,128 Active Hours

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Featured Family: Three Generations of Support

Hear how our Child Care Center helped a teen mom find the time to graduate and go on to build a career. Now, years later, her daughter is trusting the center with the care of her son. Three generations, each building their lives with the help of the YWCA QC.

Financial Health

Whether you support with your time or treasure, take a closer look inside the numbers. We audit our financials every year to maintain complete transparency with the use of our resources.

2025 Revenue

$4.9
Million

Fiscal History

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Expenses Breakdown

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