Projects
Projects are making a difference in Clay County with the support of all 4 sectors.
The goal of Food for Clay County will be to provide a central hub to recruit volunteers, solicit food donations and assist food banks as requested during a time of crisis. Once a crisis diminishes, Food for Clay County will stand ready to support our local food pantries at their request.
100+ Women Who Care About Clay County is a group of women who gather 4 times a year for a 1-hour meeting. These women nominate local non-profits and each contribute $100 to the fund. The collected money is then split among the top three chosen non-profits.
Mercy Auto is a project focused on getting affordable transportation and auto repairs for the people of Clay County. The goal is to help clients achieve self-sustainability and find new opportunities through reliable transportation.
According to a survey taken by Clay SafetyNet Alliance
Operation Barnabas is advancing veteran success and confronting homelessness by cultivating the development of a countywide network of providers serving veterans. This is all done through a self-sufficiency program with partnerships to meet the needs of a transportation, mental health, VA assistance & affordable housing.
The Clay Education Foundation is a nonprofit organization that works directly with educators and administration to improve public education in Clay County. Through innovative programming, grants, community partnerships, and events, we ensure that teachers and students have the resources they need to reach their full potential.
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Global Leadership Summit
True leaders have a vision of something better, something more; and they care about people enough to help them see that vision, too. Then they find a way to get there, together. That’s what leads to changed businesses, changed churches, changed communities, and changed lives. And that’s why we’re here.
Lead Where You Are
High Ridge Initiative project led by Mission of the Dirt Road, is focused on facilitating a deliberative dialogue among residents and other stakeholders and formulating a strategic long-term plan for neighborhood revitalization.
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100+ Men Who Care About Clay County is a group of men who gather 4 times a year for a 1-hour meeting. These men nominate local non-profits and each contribute $100 to the fund. The collected money is then split among the top three chosen non-profits.
Due to Covid-19, this school year was much more difficult on our students, showing lower grades on the FSA's . The Clay Education Foundation plans to fill in any gaps in student's science education through a science-focused day camp for fifth graders.
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