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The organization reports 150 people participated in the March 2 Polar Plunge in Springfield.
Rachel Anderson, Winter Kinne and Teresa Parson are among 11 women selected statewide.
Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, education, health care and nonprofit.
Tyler Moles is promoted to succeed Rob Blevins at the Springfield nonprofit.
Check Out Hunger campaign contributions will provide more than 142,000 meals.
Places for People will become a subsidiary of Brightli through the deal.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking & finance, food service and nonprofit.
The report additionally finds most respondents had net income increases in 2023.
The previous successor to pastor Christie Love has withdrawn from plans to lead the organization.
Hidden Grounds is filling space formerly occupied by Kaiju Coffee.
As mental health care evolves, pioneering treatments are making strides toward transforming the way practitioners and patients address mental wellness.
CFO study reveals changes in values and practices among donors under 40.
Drew Lewis Foundation seeks to build 12 houses by end of next year.
Kathryn Custer led the nonprofit for nearly six years.
The university's foundation plans a new building on campus.
“Shaping Tomorrow: A Study of Young Donors’ Perspectives on Charitable Giving in Southwest Missouri” is prepared for CFO.
David Argueta also is serving as a delegate to the American Hospital Association.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking & finance, health care, nonprofit and technology.
The nonprofit is amid a $12 million capital campaign for the project along the Grant Avenue Parkway.
The Springfield Dream Center and Cox Medical Center Branson are among the recipients.
For 25 years, Springfield Business Journal has honored local women for their professional and civic accomplishments and contributions.