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SHIM mobilizes local community resources to help neighbors meet basic needs (food, clothing, utility assistance) while providing family- and youth-focused supports and financial-wellness programming to promote stability and self-sufficiency.

The mission of SBIFF is to engage, enrich, and inspire people through the power of film.

To support and foster the career advancement and leadership development of young women through generational mentoring.

Mychal’s Learning Place provides training, support and job‑training opportunities for youth and young adults with developmental disabilities so they can develop independent‑living and employment skills and pursue their goals. The organization runs after‑school and adult programs plus social enterprises (café, bakery, print/embroidery) to create hands‑on training and employment pathways.

The Foundation's mission is to assist wounded Veterans and the families of Fallen Heroes. We will continue the service to community and country exemplified by these Fallen Heroes and Veterans. In the spirit of the Fallen, we will foster strength of mind and body to create a generation future leaders.

FRAC works to reduce poverty-related hunger in the United States by conducting research, informing the public, and advocating for stronger federal, state, and local nutrition and anti‑poverty policies. They also provide technical assistance, training, and coordination to advocates and service providers to protect and expand programs such as SNAP, school meals, and WIC.

To provide the highest level of care and comfort to patients with life-limiting illness; support and counseling to families; and education to the community.

Kansas City Community Gardens helps low‑income households, community groups, and schools in the Kansas City metro grow their own fruits and vegetables by providing low‑cost seeds and plants, technical assistance, garden plots/raised beds, and free educational workshops — with the goal of improving nutrition, reducing food costs, and strengthening community food access.

Our mission is to strengthen our community by meeting basic needs and equipping individuals and families for ongoing stability.Our vision is to build a vibrant community where everyone counts and all sectors and systems work together for the good of all.

The Reel Hope Project produces short, child-centered profile videos (“reels”) for children and teens in foster care to increase their visibility and chances of being adopted. They provide these videos free to referring agencies and work with social workers and communities to connect waiting youth with permanent families.

Suicide Prevention & Crisis Service (SPCS) provides 24/7 crisis prevention, intervention, and postvention support to people experiencing suicidal or other mental‑health crises, and works to reduce stigma through community education and training.

The Club provides a safe, structured environment where local children and teens receive after-school and summer programming focused on academic support, character and leadership development, healthy lifestyles, and positive relationships with caring adults—helping youth realize their potential and become responsible, caring citizens.