Join East Moline's Pancake Breakfast For A Good Cause

Before the fireworks light up the Quad Cities, enjoy fluffy golden goodness served by the East Moline Firefighters for a great cause.

The East Moline Fire Fighters Association is hosting its annual Pancake Breakfast on July 4th to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

The East Moline Fire Department has hosted the event for over 10-years and dedicates a significant amount of time and effort to making it a success, all made possible by the generosity of donors in the Quad City community.

The breakfast is held in conjunction with the 44th annual Firecracker Run.

Your local East Moline Firefighters are your hosts, your cooks, your servers, and your clean-up crew. They also bring along several retirees and family members to assist, as it takes multiple hands to ensure that all diners and donors have a pleasant and relaxing experience.

100% of the proceeds benefit the regional M.D.A. chapter, which helps cover the costs of research, medical care, and sends kids to Summer Camp, happening at Camp Courageous in Monticello, IA.

Start your 4th of July with a bang...in your belly. Come hungry and dive into the East Moline Fire Department Pancake Breakfast.

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