American Legion

Alpha Lodge 659 in North Kansas City, MO is a local chapter of the world's oldest and largest fraternity, the Grand Lodge of Missouri, AF AM. They offer membership opportunities to individuals interested in joining the fraternity and becoming a part of a long-standing tradition. With a representative available to answer any questions, Alpha Lodge 659 provides a welcoming environment for those looking to connect with like-minded individuals and engage in fraternal activities. Committed to fostering a sense of brotherhood and camaraderie, Alpha Lodge 659 invites individuals to complete a registration form to begin their journey towards becoming a member. Whether you are new to the fraternity or unsure of which lodge to join, the Grand Lodge of Missouri is ready to assist you in finding the right fit. By joining Alpha Lodge 659, individuals have the opportunity to be a part of a rich history and contribute to the values and principles upheld by the fraternity.Generated from the website

Pia-Midamerica is a regional trade association that serves businesses in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Western Missouri. With nearly 500 print, visual communications, and marketing firms as members, Pia-Midamerica helps these businesses achieve their objectives by enhancing their visibility, reducing operational costs, delivering timely information and services, and providing cutting-edge educational programs. They have a strong local and national presence, being a member of Printing Industries of America, the world's largest print visual communication association. Pia-Midamerica has a rich history, with printers forming associations in the late 19th century that eventually evolved into the organization. They continue to develop new resources to support their members and ensure the relevance of print in the economy. Their services include a classifieds section for job openings and equipment listings, an online directory connecting buyers with member firms, and an annual wage benefit survey. Pia-Midamerica is committed to promoting sustainability, with reports showing that 91.4% of all cardboard boxes in the US were recycled in 2021.Generated from the website