Midwest Pug Rescue Inc

Raytown Emergency Assistance Program (REAP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has been providing vital support to the Raytown community since its establishment in 1982. Supported by various entities including the city, civic organizations, businesses, and individuals, REAP offers comprehensive emergency assistance to families facing financial hardships, helping them with rent, utilities, and food. With a dedicated facility built by volunteers in 2009, REAP is able to effectively serve more people in need, ensuring that no one in the community is left behind. Recognizing that anyone can find themselves in a vulnerable position due to unforeseen circumstances, REAP emphasizes the importance of community support and solidarity. The organization's mission is to assist individuals and families who are struggling to make ends meet, providing a lifeline to those facing challenges such as low-income jobs, limited pensions, or sudden loss of income. Through their compassionate efforts, REAP aims to make a positive impact on the lives of their neighbors, reminding us all that a small group of caring individuals can truly change the world.Generated from the website

Pit Bull Rescue Central Inc is a nonprofit organization based in Lee's Summit, MO, dedicated to rescuing and rehoming Pit Bulls in need. They rely solely on donations and the support of volunteers to carry out their mission of providing spay/neuter services, education, and assistance to Pit Bull-friendly rescue groups. With a focus on preventing litters and promoting responsible ownership, Pit Bull Rescue Central Inc offers various donation options, including sponsoring spay/neuter surgeries and making honorary or memorial donations. Their commitment to the well-being of Pit Bulls is evident in their efforts to provide resources, support, and advocacy for this misunderstood breed.Generated from the website

The Southern Platte Emergency Assistance Center (SPEAC) has been dedicated to feeding the hungry in Parkville, MO since 1989, providing food and personal items not available from Harvesters Food Bank. Located on Main Street, SPEAC operates out of the lower level of Parkville Presbyterian Church, offering a food pantry and accepting donations to support their mission of helping those in need.Generated from the website