Monthly News & Updates

November 4, 2022

Night Out with MOCSA - GLITTERATI is Saturday!

Party With a Purpose | 18th Annual Auction

It's not too late to get tickets to Saturday's event at the Midland Theater! Looking for some glitterati inspiration? Event Chair, Tiffany Melton Meeks has created a Pinterest board with all kinds of sparkle, glitz, and glam!

Can't attend? That's ok...you can still browse and bid on lots of great art, jewelry, tickets and gift packages.

Silent Auction!

Honorary Chairs: Denise Delcore and Matt Michaelis

Event Chair: Tiffany Melton Meeks

Presenting Sponsors $25,000

Diamond $15,000

Clinical Reference Laboratory

Platinum $10,000

Anonymous

Gold $5,000

Executive Hills, Inc.

Jenn Kabler and Mary Larkin

Midwest Distributors Company, Inc.

Kate and John Mitchell

Monsees & Mayer

Debra and Allen Parmet

Polsinelli

Ingrid and Rob VanBiber

Silver $2,500

Atterbury Family Foundation

BOK Financial

Haverty Family Foundation

Lindsay and Niles Jager

JE Dunn Construction

Koehler Bortnick Team

William and Jenna Munoz

Terracon

Bar Sponsor $2,500

Bob Sight Auto Group

DJ Sponsor $1,500

Polsinelli

Bronze $1,500

Scott and Torrie Colangelo

ECCO Select

Melanie and Mike Fenske

Holman Schiavone

George Hanson and Christi Hilker

Mary Malabanan and DJ Cross

Rowdy Meeks Legal Group, LLC

The Purcell Family

JP Weigand & Sons

Thank you, BITCHSTIX - $30,000 Matching Gift!

MOCSA was nominated by Michael Cole, owner of The General Store + Co. in Overland Park for the BITCHSTIX annual award for nonprofit organizations who support survivors of domestic abuse sexual assault and we received $30,000 that will be used as a matching gift at Night Out with MOCSA.

BITCHSTIX was founded by Emily Kennerk in Indianapolis, Indiana. To understand the power of the word, “BITCH”, on her journey to the Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg became known among some of her male colleagues as “Bitch”. When she found out, she responded: “Better a bitch than a mouse.”

Jackson County Children's Services Fund

The Children’s Services Fund is currently funding 102 programs in organizations all over the county providing opportunities to give hope to Jackson County kids who are struggling with mental health.

If the Children’s Services Fund ceases to continue, MOCSA will lose thousands of dollars that go directly to keeping Jackson County youth safe. Join us on November 8th in support of the Children’s Services Fund.