Thanks to the Volunteers!
Special thanks to Marty Stout, volunteers from SAFB 3rd Manpower Requirements Squardon, and members of the
O'Fallon Cross Country Track Team for volunteering to paint our game-room. Not only does it look wonderful, but our kids are thrilled
with their new room!
From left to right:
First Row:
Linda Thacker (3rd MRS), Tracy Bennett (3rd MRS), Tyler Hambidge (Senior, OTHS CC), Robin Lee (Junior,
OTHS CC), Patty Peek, LCC Director
Second Row:
Ron Wagner (3rd MRS), Nikyal Carter (Senior, OTHS CC), Michael Logen (Senior, OTHS CC),
Marty Stout (3rd MRS)
Also in attendance (not pictured):
Isaic Eickmier (Senior, OTHS CC), Jose Mendez (Senior, OTHS CC)
Drew Moore
(Senior, OTHS CC), Nicholi Sarpy (Sophomore, OTHS CC)
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Events
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Office Hours:
Monday-Friday
9 AM - 3 PM
Center Hours:
Monday-Thursday
12 PM - 8:30 PM
The Generation Next Project was led by Donny Trankler. A group of 6 Generation Next volunteers, 1 Leu Civic Center volunteer and 3
staff completed the Beautification Project on Saturday June 4th, 2011. Generation Next is a group of young working professional volunteers
determined to help the community through various projects such as beautification and fundraising. Generation Next Project and the
Leu Civic Center Inc, are both United Way agencies partnering together to help youth and family programs within our community.
After a lot of hard-work on everyone’s part the landscaping project was completed despite the extreme heat. The Generation Next volunteers
saved us 20 hours of work valued at $417.00. The project was a huge success thanks to so many amazing volunteers.
Dr. Back VISITS THE LCC
Dr. Back from Dr. Parmlee’s office visited the children at the Leu Civic Center in February for dental health month. He brought along
an educational video to show the children on the importance of good dental health and provided toothpaste and toothbrushes for
the children.
Dr. Back and the kids of the LCC
Leu Civic Center, Inc.
Councilman Paul Schorr visited Leu Civic Center, Inc. (A local United Way Agency) for Earth Day April 2011. He discussed recycling projects, made homemade ice-cream for the kids and served it with gummy worms.
Everyone,
I would like to personally thank you for making the Leu Civic Center "Angel Tree Project" a wonderful success. This is the 12th year for this project, and we could not have done it without the amazing support of this community. There were
45 names on our tree this year, and you have helped to make the holidays brighter for each one of them.
I would also like to
thank St. John Church, Tuesday Woman's Club, Mascoutah Rotary Club, St. Martins of Tours Church, and our many friends and supporters. Their generous donations have provided direct support to local youth and families.
Each year it becomes more and more difficult
to collect the donations we need, but this year we did again thanks to the wonderful support from local churches, civic groups and
individuals! Thank you for sharing your holiday spirit with us.
Sincerely,
Patty Peek
Executive Director
MCHS Cheerleaders sharing a fun fitness afternoon with kids at the Leu Civic Center a local United Way Agency.
Gary Dollar, CEO United Way of Greater St. Louis; City of Mascoutah Mayor Jerry Daugherty; Patty Peek, Executive Director of Leu Civic Center in Mascoutah; and Keith Cook of Regions Bank, Chairperson for the IL Division Campaign.
IL Division help to raise over one million dollars this year for the 2010 campaign.
Mayor Jerry Daugherty of Mascoutah, Patty Peek, LCC's Executive Director, Board Members: Dr. Robin Booth, Barbara Emig and Jennifer Groff. Back Row Board Members: Red Lemke and Mike Nelson.
Volunteers from the Bank of America helped Leu Civic Center, Inc. recently with their Blue Bow Campaign. Bill Tadeja, Cheryl Bond, Bob Lewandowski, Kristi Duncan, Doug Burrous, Kathy LaQuet from Bank of America.
Leu Civic Center (A local United Way Agency) karate students recently earned their belts with Instructor JD Hill. Amir Nikpouri, Kelsey
Elder, Kaevon Nikpouri and Jasmine Simkus. For more information call 566-2175.
Recycle old cell phones and print cartridges here!
To make a donation please mail check or money order to the Leu Civic Center.
Check to see if your company has matching grants.
We are a 501 (c) 3 agency.
Children from St. Johns Sunday School classes collected snack foods for the Leu Civic Center