It was loud. It was chaotic. It was exactly what it was supposed to be.
Kids’ Night Out was a full-on Nerf battle! Four hours of running and screaming and foam darts flying in every direction. Kids who needed a night to just be kids got exactly that.
Little Caesars showed up with pizza. LifePoint opened their doors. Volunteers came ready to be absolutely obliterated, and they were.
That’s the thing about this community. Ask and people say yes. Every single time.
Foster families needed a night to breathe. This community made it happen.
At our first pool party of the summer, nobody had to worry about dinner, because Little Caesars showed up with pizza for everyone.
56 kids and their families spent the afternoon at Boswell Pool without a single parent having to plan a meal. Little Caesars made sure of it, showing up with enough pizza for the whole crowd.
For families who spend most of their time managing crisis, court dates, and constant transitions, an evening where dinner is simply handled is its own kind of gift.
In the Ozarks, this is what community looks like.
Partners
This community is built by the people and businesses who show up, not because they have to, but because they belong to something. These are the neighbors who make everything possible.
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