After a tumultuous year, one founder discusses lessons learned and the importance of setting a good example.

 

This year has been uncharted territory for us all. We’ve had to improvise on the fly for months on end, use up every ounce of resilience we have, and continue to inch forward even as the deck has been stacked against us.

Yet, somehow, despite what we anticipated, our review showed something unexpected: growth.

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Even with a year full of changes, the Highland Jaycees were able to complete over 50 projects and events this year. They donated an AED for the Highland Square, completed the pavilion at the Highland Jaycees Dog Park,  held a COVID Food Drive, helped out many families during the holidays, and so much more. They also were able to recognize TOYP recipient Todd Zobrist, Painted the Park, shared Random Acts of Kindness around town, as well as continued education with a record number of ID trainings throughout the year. Even though they couldn't complete all the projects they wanted this year (eh hem, Schweizerfest), they had many members step up and help make a big difference in a difficult year.

Congratulations Highland Jaycees on continuing to impact your community!

Bradford National Bank partners with College Ave Student Loans to offer private student loan and student loan refinance products 
 
Bradford National Bank announces it has joined forces with College Ave Student Loans, a leading student loan fintech lender, to offer its customers student loan and student loan refinance products. With the partnership – a seamless student loan referral program – Bradford customers now have access to the competitive rates and flexible terms offered by College Ave Student Loans. 

Send Holiday Greetings to Hospitalized Patients 
 Local HSHS Hospitals ask the public to help raise spirits over the holidays
 
HSHS St. Joseph’s Hospitals in Breese and Highland and HSHS Holy Family in Greenville are working to raise the spirits of patients hospitalized this holiday season. The hospital is inviting community members to help by sending a Christmas or holiday eCard. The process is simple, go to www.hshs.org/holidaygreetings, choose the hospital location to which you would like to send the eCard and write a festive or uplifting message. The eCards will be printed and distributed to patients.
 

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Highland Health Care Center Seeks Christmas Cheer

Help Highland Health Care Center spread Christmas cheer and warmth to their health care heroes and residents by sending your well wishes. 

Cards & letters can be send to 1450 26th Street, Highland, IL 62249
Emails can be sent to DBD@highland-hcc.com

The Highland Jaycees are collecting ... you guessed it; Hats, Scarves, and Mittens

Be on the look out around town for the bins where you can donate.