DCO is a non-profit that has been serving the community for over 70 years. We provide services and support for individuals and families of individuals with disabilities. Our childcare building offers early intervention pediatric therapies while on campus, we have an inclusive childcare for all in the community (age range: Birth – 6 years). DCO also provides adult care and Read more...
The Alzheimer’s Association leads the way to end Alzheimer’s and all other dementia — by accelerating global research, driving risk reduction and early detection, and maximizing quality care and support. Read more...
The Springfield Dream Center exists as a hub of practical help and life-giving hope to families in the Springfield-Greene County area. Our goals are to meet families where they are, build relationships and walk along side them as they take steps towards stability. Read more...
We fight to cure colorectal cancer and serve as relentless champions of hope for all affected by this disease through informed patient support, impactful policy change, and breakthrough research endeavors. Read more...
United Community Change is a social justice organization dedicated to empowering underserved & marginalized communities; Particularly African Americans and of African diaspora decent; to connect with their land, homes, communities, culture, and worldwide history through programs and education that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion. Our focus is on building strong and resilient communities centered on justice and equality. Read more...
Volunteer with Hospice! One hour makes a difference serving in a variety of ways such as clerical work, reading, talking, listening, crafts, pet therapy, massage therapy, music therapy, hair styling, nails, photographer and more. Read more...
The Springfield CVB is a 501 (c) 6 that serves as the destination marketing organization for the City of Springfield. Our mission is to welcome visitors to our city, providing them with the information needed to make the most of their time here. Read more...
