TOP 10 Book donations in Moline, Illinois

Rescued is a unique high-end resale boutique located at 2105 16th Street in Moline, Illinois. This store is not just your average thrift shop - it is a place where you can shop for clothing, books, and housewares while also making a difference in the lives of animals in need. Founded by the dedicated team of Erin and Kris, Rescued has donated over $717,269 to pets in need since opening in September 2015. Erin and Kris, who both volunteered at local animal shelters, saw firsthand the struggles that shelters face in covering veterinarian bills each month. They also recognized the financial difficulties that many families encounter when faced with unexpected vet bills for their pets.

Welcome to Salem Lutheran Church, a vibrant place of worship located at 1724 15th Street, Moline, Illinois. Our mission is to share Christ's peace through welcoming, praising, nurturing, and serving our community. We invite you to join us in our journey of faith and fellowship. This fall, embark on a thought-provoking journey with Pastor Sue as we delve into "The World Is About to Turn" by Rick Rouse and Paul O. Ingram. This engaging book study will span 6-8 weeks, offering a chance for deep discussion and reflection. To help us accommodate everyone's schedule, please participate in our poll on the Salem Lutheran Church Facebook page.

Welcome to the Rock Island County Illinois Genealogical Society (RICIGS), your premier resource for exploring your family history and uncovering genealogical treasures. Located at 822 11th Avenue, Moline, Illinois, our society is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich historical tapestry of Rock Island County and beyond. Our extensive library boasts a collection of over 3,000 books, publications, documents, CDs, maps, and periodicals, ranging from colonial times to the present day, and covering every region of the United States. This includes invaluable copies of publications from the Blackhawk Genealogical Society and the Rock Island County Illinois Genealogical Society, as well as a complete set of back issues of our Quarterly. We are always eager to expand our collection and welcome contributions from those who wish to share their own genealogical materials.