The Missouri Bankers Association is the principal advocate for the Missouri banking industry. MBA's membership includes commercial banks and savings and loan associations that represents more than 2,000 banking locations and more than 30,000 bank employees in Missouri. In addition to state and federal advocacy, MBA provides products and services benefiting its members. Any national or state bank that accepts demand deposits and makes commercial loans in Missouri and is supervised by the Missouri Division of Finance or the Comptroller of the Currency may become an active member of the MBA. Likewise, any savings and loan, federal savings bank or trust company located within Missouri may join MBA.

At KVC Health Systems, our 2,400 caring team members work every day to strengthen families, prevent child abuse and neglect, and help both children and adults achieve mental wellness. We all need connection! And at KVC, our employees are our greatest asset and strength, helping the people we serve experience the power of connection to themselves, their family and friends, and to professionals who can help them thrive. We're working toward a bold vision: a world in which every person is SAFE and CONNECTED to a strong family and a healthy community. No more child abuse and neglect. No more untreated mental illness or addiction. Parents no longer pass down the cycles of violence, substance use or trauma that they experienced as children. Instead, families have the skills and supportive connections they need to thrive. Every individual has unlimited possibilities and can reach their full potential. This is why the KVC team comes to work every day, providing family strengthening services, mental and behavioral healthcare, foster care, adoption and inpatient children’s mental health treatment. People are facing serious challenges, and community needs are greater than ever. Will you join us? Since 1970, KVC has grown from a single home for at-risk children to a national organization serving over 80,000 children and families each year in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Kentucky and West Virginia. KVC also provides training and consultation around the world. We're a family of private, nonprofit 501(c)3 organizations committed to enriching and enhancing the lives of children and families. Learn more at www.kvc.org.

Our Mission is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with mental disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes, and the community. Special Olympics Missouri is proud of our financial health, returning 78% of every dollar back to program services. We are privileged to be recognized with these honors: BBB A+ Charity Accreditation, Guidestar Gold Level and Charity Navigator 4-star rating.

The Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (MOCADSV) empowers individuals with the tools and resources that change lives. Since 1980, MOCADSV has been the statewide leader of individuals and organizations working to end rape and abuse in Missouri. Today MOCADSV’s mission remains focused on the work of “uniting Missourians with a common value that rape and abuse must end,and advances this through education, alliance, research and public policy. MOCADSV provides opportunities to engage in and meaningfully address domestic and sexual violence issues at a statewide level. We provide a positive connection to the issue that makes people feel like they’re part of something substantial—they don’t have to confront, manage or struggle with violence alone. We advocate to secure money for programs helping survivors,work to advance laws that protect Missourians, and ensure advocates are trained on evidence-based and data-driven practices. MOCADSV continues to be nationally and internationally recognized for our innovation in tackling the chronic questions and problems faced by domestic and sexual violence programs. MOCADSV empowers people to be a part of something constructive and significant. We change laws. We change lives. We unite to end rape and abuse.

Based in Camdenton, MO, Concerns of Police Survivors was founded in 1984 for the survivors of law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty as determined by federal guidelines. Today C.O.P.S. serves over 65,000 people who have identified themselves as survivors nationwide. C.O.P.S. provides programs at no cost to survivors, as they have already paid too high a price. C.O.P.S. hosts a summer camp for surviving children ages 6-14, an Outward Bound® Experience and an alternative camp-like retreat for surviving teens ages 15-20, and retreats for adult children, spouses, parents, siblings, extended family, fiancés/significant others, co-workers and co-workers spouses/significant others. A new program coming to C.O.P.S. is Spouses for Couples, which is for surviving spouses who have remarried. C.O.P.S. also hosts the Traumas of Law Enforcement Trainings, National Conference on Law Enforcement Wellness and Trauma, and the National Police Survivors Conference.