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Bass Street Chop House is a prime steakhouse featuring the
finest cuts of hand-selected U.S.D.A. prime and choice dry aged
cuts of meat and jet-fresh seafood. Bass Street provides casually
elegant dining comfort that is complemented by the best-tasting
steaks, chops and seafood you’ll find anywhere.
Bass Street
Chop House offers private dining spaces for special events, outdoor
patio and a full service bar. The Chop Bar offers signature cocktails,
extensive wine and single malt scotch collection, as well as
a light bar menu.
Bass Street Chop House Charity Nights
Visit the chop house on one of the following nights and help out a local charity! Bass Street will donate 10% of the night?s proceeds to the selected charity that evening. The more you spend, the more money we?ll donate right back into our community. Be sure to visit our website frequently to see what charities we?re supporting next! We hope to see you soon and don?t forget to tell your friends.
August 10th, Quad City Botanical Center
The Quad City Botanical Center's mission is to provide collections and exhibits that promote the beauty and enjoyment of plants. The organization also increases botanical and horticultural knowledge through education. QC Botanical also encourages ecological concern for the plants that sustain us and inspires citizens to improve their environment. The Quad City Botanical Center offers a variety of educational programs for families, schools, and youth groups. |
September 8th, Quad City Animal Welfare Center
The Quad City Animal Welfare Center is a No-Kill shelter. The center operates under the philosophy that the community is served as a supplement to the local animal controls. While animal control shelters are funded with tax dollars, they are required to control the pet population, and unfortunately that often involves euthanasia. By accepting approximately 50 percent of their animals from local animal control shelters, they do not have to euthanize the animal because there is no room. The community benefits from their willingness to accept, alter, vaccinate, and care for each animal until it can be adopted. Without the shelter, these animals would be otherwise be euthanized. |
October 10th, New Kingdom Trail Riders
NKT was founded in 1984 as a riding club. The group is part of a world-wide movement that recognizes the benefits of therapeutic riding. Since 1985, NKT has been giving affordable riding lessons to people with various accident related injuries, mental handicaps, cerebral palsy and other physical disabilities, as well as development and learning disorders. Currently, they serve 50-60 students of all ages annually. The program operates 4 evenings a week. During the day, private classes are available as well as field trip experiences for group homes, agencies and schools. |
October 27th, March of Dimes
Prematurity is the leading killer of America's newborns. Those who survive often have lifelong health problems, including cerebral palsy, mental retardation, chronic lung disease, blindness and hearing loss. Prematurity has been escalating steadily and alarmingly over the past two decades. In about four out of every 10 cases, the causes are unknown. The March of Dimes has taken on this devastating problem?to find out what causes it and how it can be stopped.The March of Dimes Prematurity Campaign is research, awareness and education campaign to help families have healthier babies. The campaign funds research to find the causes of premature birth, encourages investment of public and private research dollars to identify causes and to identify and test promisng interventions, educates women about risk-reduction strategies and the signs and symptoms of premature labor, provides information and emotional support to families affected by prematurity, advocates to expand access to health care coverage to improve maternity care and infant health outcomes, helps health care providers to improve risk detection and address risk factors, and generates concern and action around the problem. |
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