• Parks and Playgrounds

• 631.

Dillys Place Inc

Dilly's Place is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in Sumner County, Kansas.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

• 632.

OPEN DOORS OF WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP INC

OUR MISSIONOpen Doors of Washington Township is an expression of the ministry of Jesus Christ in our community to assist individuals with their physical and spiritual needs.

Noah Gonzales Foundation

Leaning on each other A Shoulder ToLean On Forming Hope Through Giving Prayer Requests and Grief Counseling A Shoulder ToLean On Forming Hope Through Giving Prayer Requests and Grief Counseling A Shoulder ToLean On Lean On Forming Hope Through Giving Prayer Requests and Grief Counseling Having the Passion To Help Those in Need The Noah Gonzales Foundation helps families who are grieving with ministry counseling and prayer requests.

• Services to Prisoners/Families

• 634.

Friends Outside

Serving families, children, and incarcerated individuals since 1955 Friends Outside offers caring, evidence-based services to adults and youth who are incarcerated, reentering the community or at risk, so that they, their families and neighborhoods can be safe and thrive.

Happy Hearts Foundation

To be the bridge of hope for families that are struggling to provide daily necessities to their children.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 636.

Andys Bears and Cares

Andy's Bears and Cares (ABCs) is dedicated to providing comfort and food security to children and homeless families.

UNITED WAY OF THE BROWN COUNTY AREA

Created to serve, committed to care. LIVE United Connecting people to resources.

• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 638.

FAMILYWORKS

We offer food access and family support programming in North Seattle.

LOVE FUND FOR CHILDREN INC

CLOSING THE GAP The Love Fund for Children bridges the gap for youth by partnering with advocates to fulfill the unique or unmet needs of children across Kansas City Measuring our Impact In 2024 6400 students received school supplies 2176 teens received holiday gifts and 717 children received critical items such as clothing beds hygiene supplies medical equipment and more.