Nonprofit Spotlight
Imagine watching someone you love slip away — not because of age alone, but because of a disease doctors sometimes have trouble naming correctly. Lewy Body Dementia (LBD)...
When Roger B. Wilson was growing up in Columbia, his family name was already locally famous and respected, partly for a tragic reason. His grandfather, Boone County Sheriff...
You once had to be wealthy, move to Los Angeles, or know somebody in the industry to become involved in filmmaking. Now, in Columbia, you just need a...
Research institutions, such as the National Institution of Health (NIH), have focused more on fatherlessness since the mid-nineties. Their evidence shows that fathers can contribute uniquely to their...
DeafLEAD is a Deaf-run and Deaf-led nonprofit organization offering 24/7 crisis intervention, advocacy, case management, interpreting, and mental health support services to victims of crime who are Deaf,...
The Anderson Homes Foundation’s ‘My First Home’ initiative opens doors for first-time homeowners At one point, the “American Dream” was epitomized by a specific image: the financially stable...
Here’s where you’ll find philanthropy and community-building with every bite. If you are looking for more than your next good meal, be on the lookout for City of...
Recognizing the people, nonprofits, and events serving as change agents in Columbia. Columbia is built on the generous contributions of nonprofit organizations, volunteer work, philanthropic events, and numerous...
Show-Me Central Habitat’s Women Build event is a real (em)power trip. Drive by most construction sites and you’re going to see a lot of dudes. The trade is...
The yard at the Ronald McDonald House is large and has little traffic noise, even though it now sits at the busy intersection of College Avenue and Stadium...