Osage County Community Center

Jefferson City Parks and Recreation is one of the departments administered by of The City of Jefferson. Its areas of responsibility include maintenance of local parks and recreation facilities and collection of taxes, fees and grants. The recreational facilities managed by the department includes playgrounds, pavilions, lakes, rivers, scenic spots, gymnasiums, skating parks, trials and forestry, swimming pools, golf courses and an ice arena. Its recreation centers have facilities for various sports, including baseball, basketball, golf, skating and swimming. In addition, the department organizes a variety of activities that include overnight camps, birthday parties and holiday celebration, and dance and gaming events. Its administrative office is located in Jefferson City, Mo.

Sports Crusaders is a Christ-centered organization that connects people with Jesus Christ and the local church by using sports and recreational activities. Sports Crusaders partners with churches to provide quality sports camps for youth. We offer skill-enhancing camps in basketball, soccer, cheerleading, volleyball, and baseball/softball and now e-sports. Sports Crusaders partners with associations across the state to provide trained staff to lead the recreation time at camps, such as devotional leadership, cabin help, worship, etc. International missions have also been a part of the ministry since its founding. We partner with local churches and ministries to provide sports camps or assist in sports evangelism training across the globe.

The Missouri Park and Recreation Association (MPRA) is a nonprofit organization that advocates for the quality of life through effective use of parks and recreation opportunities, education, and resources. Formed in 1959 through a merger of two predecessor organizations, MPRA serves as the voice for parks and recreation in Missouri on local, state, and national levels. Dedicated to promoting public support for parks and recreation, MPRA works to ensure the growth and improve the quality and accessibility of urban and rural parks, open spaces, and recreational lands for all Missourians. Governed by a board of directors elected by the general membership, MPRA collaborates with public, private, and voluntary agencies to provide quality park, recreation, and conservation programs.Generated from the website