Nonprofit Spotlight lunch series aims to highlight local nonprofits and the role local businesses can have in growing service to communityhttps://link2leessummit.com/arts-and-entertainment/connecting-business-leaders-with-local-nonprofits/article_f5531916-a064-11ef-bd73-a3f4fe81e63c.html
October was one for the books at Welcome House. From haunted attractions to fireside meetings, we packed in a full lineup of activities that brought the guys together with family, friends and community. We kicked off the season by heading for some Halloween fun, where we got our fair share of scares. A huge thanks to Zombie Purge for an unforgettable night—dodging zombies isn’t something we’ll forget anytime soon! We balanced out the thrills with fireside meetings, taking some time to connect and talk
Hello! Our International Ministry is Thriving Through a partnership with Bishop Randy Nahial Penoliad in Cagayan de Oro, we are actively supporting prisons in the Philippines by providing Bibles, hygiene items, shoes, and even coffee. These are basic needs we often take for granted, yet something as simple as a pair of flip-flops is a life-changing gift to inmates who have none. We are grateful for the opportunity to serve both locally and globally, fulfilling the Great Commission “to the ends of
15 and the Mahomies and Lead to Read KC Launch Fifth Year of Read for 15 Program Patrick Mahomes renews campaign encouraging kids to read for 15 minutes a day with the help of local nonprofit organization Kansas City, Mo. -- For the fifth year in a row, Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes and his foundation 15 and the Mahomies are teaming up with local nonprofit Lead to Read KC to encourage children to develop a love for reading through the “Read for 15” program. Read for 15 motivates children to