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 Woodrow Wilson Arrow gives back to the community in many ways that will not be visible on this page. The listings and links on this page will provide you with insight into some the things we support that we believe "enrich the world." IS PLEASED AND PROUD TO SUPPORT THESE ACTIVITIES & EVENTS OF A PHILANTHROPIC NATURE. Kansas City
Hospice & Palliative Care DeLaSalle Education Center, founded in 1971, was the first fully-accredited private alternative school in the Kansas City area, and is now the region's only private secular alternative school system educating nearly 500 urban youth daily at three schools: http://www.delasallecenter.org
Alexandra's House P.O. Box 10034, Kansas City MO 64171 816-931-ALEX Alexandra's House is a charitable perinatal-infant hospice house and refuge for abandoned or neglected babies. Our first focus is to provide spiritual, grief and practical support to families pregnant with terminally ill babies and for families whose babies are diagnosed later with a terminal illness. KMBZ 980
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Family Housing Corporation Phoenix Family provides services to at-risk youth and families living in nine low-to-moderate-income housing throughout Missouri and Kansas. Phoenix Family also provides emergency assistance, food services and on-site community centers to offer accessible, safe places for residents to seek the help and support they need to create stable, safe homes for themselves and their children. The Junior
League of Kansas City, Missouri The Junior League of Kansas City, Missouri (JLKCMO) is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. Since the League's inception, members have donated more than $5,500,000 and over 7 million hours of volunteer time. The Kansas
City Symphony League The Kansas City Symphony is
extremely fortunate to have the support of six volunteer auxiliaries
with a combined membership of over 700 volunteers. With their
unique talent and a strong sense of commitment, they raise more
than $900,000 for our Annual Fund each year. Founded in
1942, the Symphony League hosts the annual Symphony Ball. KCPT Television
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guided by a volunteer board of directors. A 15-person community
advisory board reviews the station's programming goals and services,
and offers guidance to the staff in effectively meeting the specialized
educational and cultural needs of the Kansas City metropolitan
area. KCPT Kids broadcasts more than 60 hours of educational,
non-commercial, non-violent programs each week. Union Station
Kansas City A celebration of the Dead Sea
Scrolls exhibit in Kansas City, Feb. 8 - May 13, 2007 Solace House Solace House provides children
individuals and their families with a loving and supportive environment
where they can mourn the death of a loved one in support groups
that are offered at no charge through community donations St. Paul's Episcopal Day School
is a preschool through eighth grade independent elementary and
middle school located in Midtown Kansas City at 40th and Main.
St. Paul's admits students of any race, color and national or
ethnic origin. More than 465 students attend St. Paul's coming
from diverse backgrounds and many neighborhoods in greater Kansas
City, representing more than 40 zip codes throughout the area.
American
Jazz Museum Located in the Historic 18th
and Vine Jazz District in Kansas City, MO., this is the place
where jazz masters such as Charlie Parker, Count Basie, Big Joe
Turner, and hundreds of others defined the sounds of the 1920s,
30s, and 40s. Today, scholars, students, musicians, and fans
are drawn here to learn about the legends, honor their legacy,
or simply enjoy the best music America has to offer. Juvenile
Diabetes Research Foundation, Kansas City Chapter JDRF was founded in 1970 by some parents of kids with diabetes. Since it began, JDRF has only been about one thing: finding a cure for diabetes. JDRF wants diabetes to be the next disease on that "cured" list! You can become a volunteer and/or donate by calling the JDRF office! The Jewish
Community Center of Greater Kansas City The Jewish Community Center
of Greater Kansas City serves people of all ages in an environment
of Jewish values and Jewish traditions. To accomplish this the
Center maintains a standard of excellence in the areas of child
development and youth activities, sports and fitness programming,
and social and cultural activities. The Center's commitment is
to its members and to the Jewish community. In addition, services
are accessible to the Greater Kansas City community and every
effort will be made to assure participation of all individuals
regardless of their ability to pay. The Lyric
Opera of Kansas City Lyric Opera of Kansas City
is one of the nation's premier regional opera companies. The
Company has built a reputation for offering performance opportunities
to young singers, directors, scenic and lighting designers and
other production staff. Lyric Opera of Kansas City offers innovative
programs designed to further music and arts education in schools
and in the community. Our education staff works directly with
teachers, parents and young people in a collaborative effort
to create programs that make opera accessible and appealing to
everyone. Hyman Brand
Hebrew Academy As an independent co-educational
community day school, Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy is open to children
of all Jewish denominations embracing the acceptance of the diverse
beliefs of the Jewish community. It is hoped that the experiences
gained at the Academy will help children develop into well-rounded,
thoughtful, knowledgeable adults. City Union
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STAR Partnerships in Education The Star In Education works with local schools to encourage the use of the newspaper as a tool for instruction and to promote literacy. Under the program, the Star provides newspapers at a reduced rate to teachers for classroom use. Partnerships In Education, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c) (3) affiliate of the Star that develops sponsor funding to provide teachers with much needed support materials to create a fun and motivational learning environment; and to encourage a lifetime habit of reading. Harriman-Jewell
Series The mission of the Harriman-Jewell Series is to bring the best of the performing arts to the Kansas City community. The Series enjoys a long legacy of presenting debut performances by artists such as the late tenor Luciano Pavarotti and violinist Itzak Perlman as well as dancers Patricia McBride and Edward Villella. Rose Brooks
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