Bishop Sullivan Center

Community LINC, established in 1986, is the largest single-site provider of homeless services in the Greater Kansas City area, dedicated to ending homelessness for this generation and the next. Through a range of housing programs, supportive services, and community awareness initiatives, Community LINC serves as a beacon of hope for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Each year, Community LINC provides housing and support services to over 400 individuals, including 120-150 families and 300 children. Their commitment to stabilizing families and fostering community connections highlights their impactful role in addressing homelessness in Kansas City. Generated from the website

Cultivate Kansas City is a locally-grown nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting an equitable, sustainable, and healthy local food system for all residents of Kansas City. They work towards this vision by supporting the growth of food, farms, and community, and advocating for access to local food for everyone. With a focus on dismantling systemic barriers, Cultivate KC believes in the importance of providing healthy, culturally-appropriate food as a human right. They also recognize the need to address the unsustainability of current agricultural practices and draw upon the traditions of indigenous peoples to improve agricultural stewardship. Through their programs, partnerships, and policy work, Cultivate KC aims to empower individuals and create a better future for agriculture and the planet.Generated from the website

To relaize the Mission and Vision of the Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council, the organization began implementation of a comprehensive plan in 2001. As a results of its efforts, the organization has achieved dramatic progress --- residents have been trained as block contacts, the neighborhood is cleaner, crime has improved, more than 650 drug houses have been closed, and many lives have been changed. About Us Located in the heart of Kansas City, Missouri and home to 7, 816 people, the Ivanhoe neighborhood is experiencing a period of unprecedented renaissance. The renaissance began in 1997 when Alan A. Young and his wife took the lead in organizing prayer vigils that resulted in the closing of 6 drug houses and revitalization of the Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council. The Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council is a 501 c , not-for-profit neighborhood improvement organization composed of all of the good people that live in the Ivanhoe neighborhood and a growing number of partners committed to the accomplishment of Ivanhoe's vision of becoming a truly thriving community. Four major committees share responsibility with the Ivanhoe board for implementation of Ivanhoe's strategic plan. The committees address all of the major areas required to change lives and revitalize a depressed community, including cleanliness, beauty, capacity building, housing, economic development, jobs, and enrichment programs for families, youth, and senior citizens. Through Ivanhoe's Block Contact Program, neighbors are getting to know ( and look our for ) their neighbors, they call the police, report codes violations, and keep their blocks clean. Through its people, the Ivanhoe neighborhood has become extraordinary in demonstrating what happens in neighborhoods when residents have the will to develop/utilize their power and become proactive in taking back the neighborhood!