Amazing! HUGE THANKS to the over 100 volunteers who came out for our Annual Wrapping Party on Saturday. It was such a fun morning and...

As we round out RHK's 25th anniversary year, it seemed only fitting that we spotlight the volunteer who served with us the longest (so...

RHK was blessed to be chosen as the recipient for Lowe’s Hometown Heroes Project. For the past few months, volunteers from Lowes have...

My name is Drake. Born and raised in Rockford, I attended Rockford Christian Schools and graduated from Rock Valley College. I earned my...

Hello! My name is Mandi. I grew up in Buffalo, NY, and have lived in Rockford, IL, for ten years. Before coming to Rockford, I had no...

My name is Taylor, and I am a lifelong Rockford resident. I work for the Illinois Department of Human Services and the Rockford Park...

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Calling all prayer warriors! The spiritual battle for our kids is real and can be intense, but we know there is power in prayer! Each...

Meet Barb. Barb has lived in the Rockford area her whole life. She and her husband, Ralph, have been married for over 40 years. They have...

We had a wonderful time celebrating our incredible team of volunteers last Thursday night. Our RHK Volunteer Appreciation Dinner was held...

My name is Grace. I currently work cleaning homes (being my own boss is nice) and help lead at the Front Desk in a Chiropractic office. I’ve been volunteering at Rock House Kids for about 14 years as one of the lead teachers on Monday nights, along with my sister, Hope. When I was 14, I loved serving and helping those less fortunate than myself, so I looked for a place to volunteer that was spreading God’s love to adults and children. I learned of Rock House Kids through Dola

This is Volunteer Appreciation Week, and we want you to know our RHK volunteers are first-rate! Our volunteers are selfless. Rain or...

My name is Pat. I am a retired elementary school teacher who is now a full-time “Grandma Nanny” to my preschool-aged granddaughter. She...

Meet Marsha Rodriguez. Marsha serves as a volunteer mentor with our third and fourth grade girls during our Monday evening program. Family is very important to Marsha. A single mom, her son is now in his last year of college at UW Milwaukee. Her large extended family living nearby, were a huge source of encouragement and support as Marsha worked hard to become a registered nurse. She now works as an Infectious Disease Nurse Practitioner at UWHealth Swedish American. In her fr