Quad Cities Senior Olympics
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Quad Cities Summer Games
Promotes health, fitness, and quality of life for adults 40 and older through a multi-event competition.
About
Quad Cities Senior Olympics
Founded in
1997
EIN
364165612
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Youth Development
Address
PO BOX 1687 DAVENPORT, Iowa 52809-1687 United States
Website
www.qcsogo.org
Phone
(309)-786-1677
Email address
qcsogo@gmail.com
About
Quad Cities Senior Olympics, founded in 1997, promotes health, fitness, and quality of life for individuals 40 and older. Through athletic, creative, and artistic competitions, they foster social interaction, celebrate excellence, and inspire participation. They host the annual QC Summer Games.
Mission
The Quad Cities Summer Games promote health, fitness, and quality of life for individuals 40 and older by encouraging an active lifestyle through competition and camaraderie.
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