Drop off your nonperishable food items at the Mercy Hospital main parking lot. Items needed includes: canned tuna, dried pinto beans, white or brown rice, macaroni & cheese, canned soup (tomato, chicken noodle, vegetable), canned tomatoes (diced, whole, stewed, etc.), canned evaporated milk, canned vegetables (green beans, carrots, corn, yam/sweet potatoes), canned fruit (pears, peaches, […]
This event includes the opportunity for the public to meet LTL Architect's design team, learn more about the new facility and ask questions about the project and design process. Input is pivotal in creating the highest quality learning environment for the Helen R. Walton Children’s Enrichment Center and the Early Childhood Initiatives Center.
This casual fun event will feature big screen projection of the games, hot hors d’oeuvres, full bar and hordes of Hogs fans to kick off March Madness.
Hear SoNA perform Masterworks II.
This nationally-recognized week highlights the Safe Place program, which brings together businesses and volunteers to provide immediate help and safety to teens facing abuse, neglect, bullying or other crisis situations. It is a time to raise awareness of Safe Place as an immediate option for youth in crisis and to recognize many valued Safe Place […]
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge hosts its 26th annual Kite Festival celebration. This is a free family event inviting attendees to bring their own kites or buy one at the refuge. The celebration includes vendors, contests and fun activities for parents and children.
The mission of the Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Benton County is to enable single parents to attain self-sufficiency through post-secondary education.
Youth of the Year is a celebration of Boys & Girls Club of Benton County’s outstanding youth. Being selected the Youth of the Year is the highest honor a Club member can achieve. The Youth of the Year is selected by a panel of judges based upon essays and presentations on contributions to the youth’s […]
Kick off Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month by placing pinwheels in three different locations in Washington County. Each pinwheel represents a child abuse victim who received help at the Children's Safety Center in 2015.
Team building at its best will help benefit kids in our community with program assistance for skills and leadership. Build a team to compete in one of three physical sports or play quiz bowl.