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A $125,000 grant allows the nonprofit to issue matching funds to 41 pantries and eight feeding sites.
Care to Learn Executive Director Linda Ramey-Greiwe was the Oct. 18 guest for Springfield Business Journal’s 12 People You Need to Know live interview series.
Alexandria, Va.-based Fight Colorectal Cancer relocated its headquarters to Springfield, Jason Roberts, Derrick Melugini and Brad Leighninger started a barbecue food truck organized as Gettin’ Basted LLC and Sycamore Creek Family Ranch Inc. launched.
The pop star seeks to help the Springfield organization’s recovery efforts in Louisiana.
The nonprofit plans to relocate near Glenstone Avenue and Chestnut Expressway.
The leader of Wonderland Camp in Lake of the Ozarks is taking over the job left vacant by Jim Harriger.
The organization also seeks to lease one of three buildings at its Springfield headquarters.
Five nonprofits tied to the foster care system receive funding.
Donations total $140,447 for a children’s weekend backpack program.
Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri Inc. and The Kitchen Inc. are among seven Missouri nonprofits and 275 in the country.
The Springfield nonprofit helps nearly 40,000 people in affected areas.
Fight Colorectal Cancer is relocating to a Scott Tillman-owned building downtown.
Ashley French of the American Red Cross starts Aug. 29. 
Since late March, the leadership of Southwest Center for Independent Living has belonged to two CEOs.
Evergreen Hair House opened; the Ozark Chamber of Commerce moved to a new home; and Dirk’s Tavern LLC got its start on C-Street.