Support OACAC in Give Ozarks Day May 9!

Written by Lindsey Dumas-Bell, OACAC Resource Development Manager

On Tuesday, May 9, OACAC will be participating for a second year in Give Ozarks Day, which is a 24-hour online fundraising campaign to raise awareness and support for over 220 organizations across the Ozarks affiliated with the Community Foundation of the Ozarks.  We invite and encourage all Community Action Agency staff and friends to help us Fill the GAP through an online donation of $5 or more.  The GAP is our Grant Assistance Pot of money which is used to fill the gaps in need for the people we serve – specifically, these are the needs our community has our federal funding doesn’t include.  Continue reading

Celebrate with NECAC!

The not-for-profit North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) is hosting a public reception in Warren County in observance of National Community Action Month. NECAC is joining the 18 other Community Action Agencies in Missouri and a network of more than 1,000 agencies across the nation in observance of Community Action Month.  Continue reading

Lunafest Springfield: March 25

LUNAFEST features nine short films by, for and about women, filled with stories of reflection, hope and humor. Join us as we bring this to Springfield for the first time, benefiting Ozarks Area Community Action Corporation (OACAC) Family Planning and the Breast Cancer Fund. Watch the LUNAFEST trailer and purchase tickets at www.lunafest.org/springfield.

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7 Ways to Sponsor MACA’s Annual Conference

The 2016 MACA Annual Conference is just around the corner! The theme for this year is “Community Action: Our Next 50 Years.” Within our conference, there will be a one-day conference for Missouri nonprofit leaders name “Link Up – Linking Nonprofit Leaders for a Thriving Missouri.” Link Up also includes a nonprofit and exhibitor networking reception. Read on for 7 ways your organization can support this event:

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Uniting Missourians to End Poverty

Hundreds gather at the 2016 Missouri Poverty Summit

 

Nearly 350 Missourians gathered at the Capitol Plaza Hotel last Wednesday, April 27. Uniting them was a common cause: to end poverty in Missouri. Poverty is a multifaceted issue with many causes and conditions unique to different communities. The 2016 #MOPovertySummit focused on community-based solutions to addressing poverty statewide. Check out some pictures and social media highlights below. Become a member of Missourians to End Poverty on the website: www.MOEndPoverty.org

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