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The Missouri 4-H Foundation, based in Columbia, MO, is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the youth development programs of 4-H in the state. Through fundraising and community partnerships, the foundation provides resources and opportunities for young people to develop leadership, citizenship, and life skills. Generated from their business information

Rescue Innocence is a mid-Missouri organization co-founded in 2012 by Brent, who has extensive training with anti-trafficking groups. The organization aims to end human trafficking through prevention education, outreach, and empowerment, assisting victims in finding safe places for healing and growth. With a focus on vulnerable populations, Rescue Innocence offers life coaching, counseling, and job skills training, while also educating the community about the signs of human trafficking. The organization has established a men's group to address the demand side of trafficking and provide ongoing support for past offenders. Generated from the website

The Division of Applied Social Sciences at the University of Missouri in Columbia is a dedicated community of faculty, students, and professionals passionate about agriculture, food, finance, hospitality, and rural communities. Committed to educating and empowering individuals in these fields, the division offers undergraduate and graduate programs that prepare students to address significant challenges in agriculture, agricultural policy, economics, agribusiness, and education. With a focus on research strengths such as agricultural and environmental policy, community food systems, teaching and learning, and cooperative management, the Division of Applied Social Sciences houses various centers and institutes that support research and outreach efforts. Through innovative graduate training and a diverse range of research projects, the division aims to cultivate leaders who will contribute to a thriving future for Missouri and the nation.Generated from the website