Per ushe, there's not a lot of space on this blog for nice news.
Nevertheless . . .
TKC takes a moment on Sunday to remind constant readers that there are SO MANY PEOPLE IN KANSAS CITY doing self-less work for the community and helping to make this town so much better.
And so, we wanted to share and highlight these stories that offer an important vision of so many great people in KCMO.
Check TKC news gathering . . .
Back-to-school events across Kansas City support families ahead of 2025 school year
As the 2025 school year approaches, Kansas City is bustling with activity this weekend, providing families with essential resources such as free backpacks, supplies, and food.
'Stuff the Bus' in Lee's Summit helps local students prepare for school with supplies, snacks
Volunteers in Lee's Summit came together Thursday to help fill a school bus with backpacks, snacks and other essential supplies to support students ahead of the new school year.
Pakistani doctor gave aid on plane to KC during mid-air medical emergency | Opinion
Nausheen Ahmed, a KU blood cancer doctor, helped save a passenger on a flight home from Seattle to Kansas City. From Toriano Porter:
Blue Springs nonprofit serves 9,000 meals in first year, far exceeding goal
Blue Springs nonprofit Many Parts One Body served 9,000 meals in its first year, far exceeding its goal of 1,000, while building community through service and volunteerism.
New center for adults with autism opens in Overland Park
The founder of the Autism Resource Center of Kansas City has a 24-year-old son with autism, and he discovered that once his son turned 18, no one really wanted to help. So, six months ago, he start...
'It's life changing': Olathe nonprofit offering free clothes sees more families amid price increases
The Angel Clothing Foundation in Olathe is seeing more families shop its free clothing options amid increased prices, and as back-to-school shopping is in full swing, said volunteer Shelley White.
Behind the Curtain: How Devon Carney Finds the Next Generation of Kansas City Ballet Dancers - KC Ballet
Go behind the scenes with Artistic Director Devon Carney to discover how he finds new dancers for Kansas City Ballet's upcoming season.
Clay County launches 'Take Me Home' program to help protect residents with disabilities
The Clay County Sheriff's Office has launched a new program aimed at improving emergency responses involving residents with cognitive or communication disabilities.
MORE THAN A MILLION: The Gold Key Project's Impact - IN Kansas City Magazine
ReeceNichols is thrilled to embark on the fifth year of the Gold Key Project, continuing our commitment to support families with hospitalized children in partnership with Ronald McDonald House Charities. The idea is simple. Gold Key agents pledge to cover the cost of a one-night stay for a family at RMHC ($100) for every home...
A Neighborhood Hangout: PH Coffee Provides Safe Space for Students in Northeast Kansas City - Northeast News
Kendall Williams Creative Assistant PH Coffee sits on the corner of Brooklyn and Lexington Avenues in the heart of Pendleton Heights neighborhood. However, PH Coffee is more than just a neighborhood cafe - it's a community living room, an after-school hideout and a launchpad for student creativity.
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