Nonprofit Spotlight

A group of nine women are standing together, smiling. They are wearing various hats and sashes with the word Votes. They are posed behind a banner that reads 100 Years Strong, League of Women Voters of Columbia-Boone County.

Celebrating the Centennial of the 19th Amendment

The League of Women Voters salutes 100 years of women’s rights and promoting people’s right to vote.

A group of people, including men and women, are gathered in a room with a sign reading Pascales Pals Teen Room. Some individuals are seated, while others stand. The group appears cheerful and relaxed in the colorful setting.

Champions for Children

Pascale’s Pals puts families first for 25 years and counting.

A group of six men stand in a workshop. They are positioned casually around a table with tools and materials. Theres a partially constructed wall behind them. The scene has a relaxed, collaborative atmosphere.

Where Love Works

Love Coffee, Love INC’s new social enterprise, plans to open on the Business Loop later this month.

A group of people standing together at a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Two individuals in the center hold large scissors, cutting a yellow ribbon. Others stand around them, some smiling, in casual and semi-formal attire.

By the Community, for the Community

Boone County’s Voluntary Action Center celebrates 50 years
of service with a party and plenty of reflection.

Six women in elegant black dresses pose together, smiling in front of a backdrop with blue stars and the words True North. Some have decorative accessories like colorful earrings and sparkling sequins.

Empowerment for Survivors

True North of Columbia works to support victims of domestic and sexual violence.

midwest special needs trust

Building Trusted Relationships

Midwest Special Needs Trust has financially assisted individuals with special needs and their families for 30 years.

A woman holds a toddler and a stuffed animal in her arms inside a waiting room. The child has short hair and is wearing a dark outfit. Several people are seated in the background, and a table is on the left side of the room.

Saving and Serving Columbia

An in-depth look into Columbia’s local Salvation Army and its extensive programs.

A woman and a man are posing against a dark background. The woman has blonde hair and is wearing a black top; her hand rests on the mans shoulder. The man has short hair and is dressed in a dark blazer and shirt. They are both smiling slightly.

Making a Difference Every Day

Coach Gary Pinkel’s latest venture is the culmination of his life’s work and passion: a new foundation, which aims to make a difference everyday.

American Legion Post 202

American Legion Celebrates Centennial

This year, the American Legion celebrates 100 years of camaraderie. Posts all over the country,…

Thriving as a Thrift Store

The Wardrobe has been helping families and schoolchildren for nearly 50 years. Evette Nissen recalls…

Preparing Students for the Workplace

Junior Achievement in Central Missouri partners with local business professionals to introduce students to potential…

A Circle of Help and Hope

Great Circle is a Missouri nonprofit with a centuries-old history and a comprehensive goal. For…

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