Catholic Services Board

The Catholic Service Board is a group of more than 100 women who volunteer their time to make the residents at the senior living facility feel at home. The over 60 year old organization plans weekly and monthly events for residents and manages the Cinderella Cellar, a resale shop that benefits Kahl Home.

If you are interested in joining the Catholic Service Board or would like to learn more, please fill out our Volunteer Inquiry Form.

Events

Some of the events the Catholic Service Board plans include:

  • Weekly crafts where residents create projects that will be sold at the annual bazaar.
  • Organize a game of Bingo with prizes so residents can get a chance to socialize in a fun atmosphere one afternoon a week.
  • Each Tuesday members of the Catholic Service Board bring a hospitality cart around to the resident’s room that carries a variety of snacks and goods the residents can purchase.
  • The Catholic Service Board organizes a monthly pre-dinner cocktail party that features drinks, snacks and entertainment for residents and their families.
  • Monthly birthday celebrations are held for all residents who had a birthday during the month.
  • A favorite among the women of the Kahl Home is the Ladies Luncheon. Each month the Catholic Service Board members prepare a special lunch and the residents assist with decorating the room and making the meal.

Cinderella Cellar

Hours:
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
9 a.m. to 12:30 Saturday
230 35th St.
Davenport, IA 52806
563-323-1923

The Cinderella Cellar is a resale shop in Davenport operated by members of the Catholic Service Board. Sales from the shop are gifted to Kahl Home.

Cinderella's Cellar accepts donations of clothing, household items, and furniture during regular store hours.

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