How The Village Initiative Fights Recidivism with Compassion The Village Initiative provides tailored, wraparound services to help formerly incarcerated individuals reenter society. With counseling, housing, job placement, and documentation assistance, the program works to break the cycle of recidivism. The initiative focuses on holistic care to restore individuals’ dignity and self-sufficiency, boasting a 95% success rate.
Charitable Communications
Non-profit Organization Management
Lees Summit, Missouri 254 followers
Share your story. Reach new audiences. Grow your cause.
About us
Charitable Communications produces the nonprofit radio show, KC Cares, Kansas City’s Nonprofit Voice. KC Cares tells the story of Kansas City nonprofits and the people behind them. We feel it's crucial for nonprofits to communicate their impact to connect with current donors while engaging with new donors. We understand as a nonprofit, it's difficult to do this while handling operating and program duties. That's where we come in. Our radio show airs on a weekly basis on ESPN Kansas City 94.5FM and 1510AM. We talk with nonprofit executive directors, development directors, fundraisers, philanthropists, and industry experts. It is then released on our digital platform, kccaresonline.org, on a weekly basis. Our platform also hosts video and other valuable FREE content for nonprofits. Nonprofits may also apply online to be a guest. Charitable Communications is an official 501c3 registered in the state of Missouri.
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http://www.charitablecom.org
External link for Charitable Communications
- Industry
- Non-profit Organization Management
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Lees Summit, Missouri
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2018
- Specialties
- nonprofit marketing, communication, digital strategy, content strategy, inbound marketing, outbound marketing, broadcast production, cause marketing, and fundraising
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Lees Summit, Missouri 64081, US
Employees at Charitable Communications
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Cornell Powell’s Mission: Beyond the End Zone Cornell Powell, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver, shares his journey from Greenville, North Carolina, to the NFL and his dedication to giving back through his nonprofit, The Powell Project. Focused on causes like breast cancer, autism, and inner-city youth, Powell discusses the importance of leveraging his platform for good.
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From the NFL to Nonprofits: Kendall Gammon’s Journey of Impact In this KC Cares interview, Kendall Gammon, former NFL player and Chief Development Officer of War Horses for Veterans, discusses the nonprofit’s innovative program that uses horsemanship to help veterans and first responders recover from trauma. Through a five-day immersive experience, participants learn to connect with horses, fostering trust and emotional healing. Gammon shares how this unique approach is making a lasting impact on those who have served.
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Advocacy 101: What Nonprofits Can and Can’t Do in Politics In this KC Cares interview, Dr. Tom Vansaghi from William Jewell College clarifies the legal distinctions between nonprofit advocacy and political activity. He explains how nonprofits can engage in public policy advocacy without crossing the line into prohibited political activities. Vansaghi also discusses the IRS guidelines that help organizations stay compliant while making a difference.
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Kansas City is blessed with approximately 10,000 nonprofits working to make our region a better place. Leading them are passionate people dedicated to making change. Among them is Ryan Hudnall at Della Lamb. I invite you to watch/listen this KC Cares podcast with Ryan - you're bound to learn something to motivate you in your path. #nonprofits #philanthropy #charitablecommunications
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Empowering Kansas City: Della Lamb’s Mission for Refugees and Youth Ryan Hudnall, Executive Director of Della Lamb, shares the organization’s mission to uplift vulnerable communities in Kansas City through a comprehensive range of social services. The interview highlights Della Lamb’s significant role in refugee resettlement, where they’ve dramatically scaled operations following the fall of Kabul in 2021, resettling hundreds of individuals. Hudnall also addresses the pressing challenges in early education, such as low wages for teachers, and the critical need for quality childcare, especially for children from low-income and refugee backgrounds. Additionally, the interview delves into Della Lamb’s youth services, which provide crucial support for mental health and development through sports programs, despite the ongoing struggle to secure adequate funding. Della Lamb’s work is a testament to their commitment to creating a stronger, more inclusive Kansas City.
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Empowering Kansas City’s Homeless Youth: Hillcrest’s Unique Approach In this KC Cares interview, Tom Lally and Kyleigh Millford discuss Hillcrest Transitional Housing’s comprehensive approach to combating homelessness in Kansas City. They highlight their 90-day housing program, youth support initiatives, and community projects like thrift shops and gardens.
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Unpacking the $557 Billion in Donations: What Nonprofits N Know Dr. Una Osili from the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy discusses the Giving USA 2023 report, revealing key trends and insights into charitable giving. Despite economic challenges, American philanthropy remains robust, with significant shifts in donation sources. Nonprofits are advised to focus on planned giving and foundation relationships to maximize their impact.
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