The mission of the John Deere Classic, a not-for-profit corporation, is to conduct a PGA TOUR sanctioned professional golf tournament that will: • Contribute positively to the quality of life in our community • Provide growing annual financial contributions to charity • Promote volunteerism • Provide a positive economic impact to the community Company Overview Tournament Headquarters John Deere Classic 15623 Coaltown Road East Moline, IL 61244 Host Course TPC Deere Run 3100 Heather Knoll Silvis, IL 61282

Galesburg Community Foundation works to improve the quality and health of our communities. We believe that connecting people to the causes they care about is a key ingredient to effective philanthropy. We prefer permanent change to temporary charity. While charity is good, it is usually intended to help an immediate situation; Galesburg Community Foundation is focused on solving problems with long term, sustainable help that lasts. To accomplish this, we create endowment funds that permanently benefit communities year after year.

QUAD CITIES GRADUATE STUDY CENTER is a civic & social organization company based out of 3300 RIVER DR, Moline, Illinois, United States.

The Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit that helps you invest in the organizations and causes you care about most. We engage people, leverage resources, and inspire solutions to address the community's biggest challenges. The Community Foundation manages more than 300 charitable funds and endowments with assets of over $60 million. These funds are established by individuals, families, businesses and organizations. Together with donors and community champions, we fulfill our mission to strengthen Muscatine County through philanthropy. Established in 1999, the Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine was among the first 100 to be confirmed in compliance with National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations. Our programs and services touch hundreds of charities and thousands of Muscatine County residents each year. For a more in-depth look at the programs and services of the Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine, please visit our website.

The Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa was founded in 2012 by a coalition of religious, community, labor, and immigrant organizations, and is affiliated nationally with the Interfaith Worker Justice network. Our Mission: The Center for Worker Justice unites low-wage workers in Eastern Iowa across race and immigration status to achieve social and economic justice through education, direct service, and community alliances.We seek to improve Eastern Iowa communities by coordinating projects to address injustices in areas such as: workplace conditions, civil rights, access to education, and the need for affordable housing. CWJ members are currently organizing around the following priority issues: - Just workplaces: defending workers’ rights to proper payment and safe work - Affordable housing: protecting and improving housing options for low-income residents - Civil rights: confronting discrimination and ensuring equal access to community services for all residents - Immigration: providing assistance to those affected by immigration policies