Commendations – Recognizing Our Heroes
These commendations from the last three months of COVID-19 only scratch the surface of Goldie Floberg staff’s dedication to protecting the children and adults for whom they so compassionately provide care:
Home Investment Needs
Each year, Goldie B. Floberg Center prioritizes and budgets a list of capital improvements to be completed within the fiscal year. And...each year, a good portion of these projects are [...]
Year-End Charitable Giving Reminder
As 2020 comes to a close, donors may want to review the unique giving opportunities available through the CARES Act, which was put into law as part of the economic stimulus packages in response to COVID-19.
Volunteers Bringing Community to Us
Two local companies included us in their own community activities this fall, making us feel included, grateful, and even proud. Volunteers from Keller Williams Signature Realty of Loves Park, and Field of Machesney Park both organized exterior beautification and fall clean-up projects for Goldie B. Floberg children’s and adult group homes.
Mother Christmas – Gifts Under the Tree
Call Mother Christmas for a wish list for a child or adult living in our community living program. We are excited to have a New gift drop off location at Roscoe Pack and Mail.
Farm to…Dining Out for Floberg
November 9 - 14, dine in or carry out this special menu from Abreo Restaurant to support Goldie B. Floberg Center programs.
It’s working! We’re keeping everyone safe
Four ways donations have helped us stay safe during the pandemic.
Welcome to the Board, Maryjo Pirages Reynolds
Maryjo Pirages Reynolds is an attorney at Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP who represents employers in labor and employment matters. Maryjo helps businesses of all sizes navigate the ever-changing legal landscape [...]
New DSP Wages – $14.50 to $14.75/hr!
The Goldie B. Floberg Center just announced: New wages - $14.50 to $14.75/hr! New schedules starting soon - 3rd, 2nd, weekend warrior, OR split shift schedules with every weekend off! [...]
10 Reasons to Be a DSP
Being a Direct Support Professional is tough work. It takes patience, empathy, creativity, resilience, and drive. If you're going to dedicate your life to helping people with intellectual disabilities build [...]