The Wholesale & Specialty Insurance Association is the non-profit association of insurance professionals and specialty market leaders dedicated to the wholesale distribution system. WSIA represents the interests of its members and the valuable role they play in the insurance market through networking, education, talent recruitment and development, regulatory and legislative advocacy for the wholesale, specialty and surplus lines industry, and by promoting the value of the wholesale distribution channel.

Founded in 1887, The Builders, a chapter of the AGC, advances the construction industry by delivering safety, craft and management training; employment, labor and government relations; and construction plans and technology tools. The Builders is among the Associated General Contractors of America’s largest chapters, serving member companies throughout the heartland. The nonprofit commercial construction trade association operates four service and training centers in Kansas City, Jefferson City and Springfield to serve with integrity both union and nonunion member companies and to aid collaboration by connecting passionate people and businesses, with a vision of improving lives through construction. Visit The Builders, a chapter of the AGC, online at www.thebuildersagc.com and connect with them on LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

Show-Me Christian Youth Home is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing a loving stable Christian home for children with backgrounds of abuse, neglect, abandonment and unfortunate circumstances. Operating ten homes in five locations across Missouri, we are dedicated to promoting the individual development of each child academically, emotionally, physically and spiritually. This is why our program not only provides long-term residential care for these children, but also a customized education program. Services are available to all persons regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or handicap. The Show-Me Christian Youth Home is accredited through the Missouri Association of Christian Child Care Agencies (MACCA), Association of Christian Children's Ministries International and Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (EFCA). We are funded solely by contributions from individuals and groups who desire to help children. For more information, check out our website: showmekids.org or facebook.com/SMCYH.

Port KC’s mission is to grow the economy of Kansas City's port district through transportation, global commerce and development. Goals: To acquire, own, construct, redevelop, lease, maintain, and conduct land reclamation, residential development, commercial and mixed-use development, industrial parks and facilities and terminals, terminal facilities and any other type of port facility. To promote and expand inland and river port commercial throughput of cargo and freight. To identify and pursue redevelopment opportunities at blighted and historic preservation sites. To redevelop the Downtown Kansas City Riverfront to promote and develop new opportunities for residence, commerce and leisure. To promote the full integration of multi-modal transportation assets to increase commercial opportunities locally, nationally and internationally. Property: Berkley Riverfront, Port of Kansas City, Richards-Gebaur Commerce Park

Our mission is to mobilize our community to equip and empower low-income individuals and families to be self-sustained and independent.

Provided support to pastors and ministry leaders by handling all day-to-day administrative functions and leading/managing projects

Della Lamb Community Services is an organization based in Kansas City, MO. We strive to empower and educate through early childhood education, youth services, refugee resettlement, social services and more. Let's connect and together we can build a kinder Kansas City!

Good Shepherd United Methodist Church in Silver Spring, Maryland. Located at the corner of New Hampshire Avenue and Oakview Drive (this is the first signal on NHAve just inside the Beltway)

Our Mission "Whatsoever Community Center supports the growth and development of families by providing a variety of programs for children, youth, and adults to build a solid foundation for life." In 1915, the Whatsoever Circle, a women’s group of the Independence Boulevard Christian Church, established a soup kitchen in the basement of Erickson’s Café on Washington Park Boulevard (now Winner Road). The group soon realized the social needs of our community were greater than just hunger. Thus evolved Whatsoever Community Circle House. The organization grew out of the basement of the café into a house on Independence Avenue. The programs tailored to the hard-working families of the local industrial neighborhood. The continued growth of the mission and programs led Whatsoever to its current location in the Old Jackson School House. Our founders would be proud of the evolution of our programs to provide growth and stability for our local children, youth and families. We strive to foster a sense of community and a place for personal and family growth. Presently we offer services in Early Childhood Education, Youth Development and Family Growth. We believe in our families and Whatsoever we can do, we will do!