As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we recognize the incredible contributions of women who have shaped our communities and paved the way for future generations. At United Way of Greater […]
How Pharmacy of Grace is Restoring Hope and Health
Dawn Jacke spent 25 years of her life caring for others as a nurse. But a back injury turned her from nurse into patient. No longer able to stand on […]
How BLOC Empowers Black Male Educators
For many Black male educators, the journey into and through the classroom is not just about teaching—it’s about representation, mentorship, and building community impact. Brothers Liberating Our Communities (BLOC) was founded in […]
5 Organizations Advancing KC’s Black Communities
Kansas City is home to an inspiring network of Black-led organizations that are not just making a difference but transforming communities. From workforce development and education to advocacy and youth […]
KC GIFT: Fueling Black Business Growth in East Kansas City
Celebrating Black History Month by Investing in Black-Owned Businesses For Black entrepreneurs in Kansas City, turning a vision into a business isn’t just about hard work—it’s about access to resources, […]
Empowering the Next Generation: Transition Zone’s Mission to Support Black Students
For four years, Transition Zone has been a vital force in equipping Black students across Kansas City with real-world skills, preparing them for careers, entrepreneurship, and leadership opportunities. Founded by Jackie Buycks, Transition Zone […]
Black History Month: BeGreat Together
Empowering Future Black Leaders Through Innovating Education As we celebrate Black History Month, we’re highlighting BeGreat Together, a Nonprofit Catalyst Grantee redefining how public school education empowers students and teachers. Black […]
From Tragedy to Hope
How the KC Strong Fund is Reducing Violence After the Super Bowl Shooting Nearly a year ago, our community was rocked by the Chiefs Championship Parade Day shooting. In the […]