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The Things We Do

A running record of the fundraisers, programs, and everyday moments that make up the life at FFofLCofKS.

Fundraiser October 6, 2025

2025 Golf Tournament

The 5th Annual Golf Tournament returned to Falcon Lakes Golf Club in Basehor, KS, on Monday, October 6, 2025. Golfers checked in at 9 a.m. for a 10 a.m. shotgun start in scramble format, with a box lunch and beverages served on the course and contests for Longest Drive, Closest to the Pin, and Longest Putt along the way. The day wrapped up with awards and prizes, a taco bar, and a cash bar — all to benefit the clients of Life Centers of Kansas. Thank you to everyone who golfed, volunteered, and sponsored a hole to help make it a success.

Fundraiser October 7,  2024

2024 Golf Tournament

Our 4th Annual Golf Tournament was held Monday, October 7, 2024 at Falcon Lakes Golf Club — another scramble-format day of golf with a 9 a.m. sign-in and 10 a.m. shotgun start. For $225, golfers received green fees, a cart, driving range access, a box lunch on the course, and a taco bar with cash bar at the awards presentation, plus contests for Longest Drive, Closest to the Pin and Longest Putt. As always, proceeds went directly toward programs and necessities for Life Centers of Kansas clients.

Fundraiser October 24, 2023

2023 Golf Tournament

We held our 3rd Annual Golf Tournament at Prairie Highlands Golf Course. The weather was great, if a bit hot for early October. We had 21 teams and lots of silent auction items—lunch provided by Firehouse Subs and after-golf snacks from the Tiki Taco Truck. We netted over $30,000 for LCKS clients.

Programs July 13, 2023

Everybody is having a good time!

We started new entertainment opportunities for LCKS Day Service clients, funding Father John for monthly performances and Mr. Stinky Feet for quarterly performances.

Programs January 30, 2023

Union Station Museum memberships!

Everyone had so much fun on their first outing to Union Station — thanks to all our donors who made this possible.

Fundraiser October 3, 2022

2022 Golf Tournament

Thank you to our sponsors: Tournament Sponsor – The Terry Family; Lunch Sponsor – Amy and Scott Williams; Eagle Sponsors – Heartland Home Care and Aristocrat Motors; Birdie Sponsors – Dave and Joyellen Dyer (Alliance Equities Corp.) and Jim Steele (Selective Site Consultants); Hole in One – Morse Chevrolet; Beverage Sponsors – The Patrick Sargent Family (Maddie's Mission) and Becky Watts; Awards Sponsor – Bill and Cathy Graham; Hole Sponsors – Jennifer and Bud Bacon, Cedar Place Dental, Creative Planning, the Jim and Carody Wise Family, and the John and Patty Turner Family.



Thank you to our supporters: Larry and Ginny Ruder, Al Hooker, Don and Janeane Steiner, State Farm Power Sales and Advertising, Jeff Kembel, John Bullis, and Greg and Priscilla Hunt.


Community October 23, 2020

Acts of Kindness

2020 was hard on everyone, and our residents had been sheltering in place for months. They were thrilled to learn they'd be having a concert — thanks so much to the Church of the Resurrection Leawood handbell choir for performing for our residents. They loved it!

Year in Review December 17, 2019

Highlights of 2019

A year of milestones: our first annual golf tournament sold out and netted over $24,000; our food pantry provided over 2.7 tons of food to Life Centers group homes; our new Recreation Committee ran a pool party, a hayride, and a Christmas at Resurrection outing for every resident; the Client Need Fund Committee launched to support clients without family assistance; and Angel Tree 2019 provided Christmas gifts to over 40 residential clients through a partnership with the Melange Ballroom.



We also welcomed a $3,000 gift from Associated Wholesale Grocers for client needs, continued quarterly staff recognition gifts, and began working with Families for KanCare Reform to advocate at the state level.


AdvocacyJanuary 24, 2019

The impact of the government shutdown on our residents


When a federal shutdown threatened food stamp allocations, our newly opened food pantry (established in November 2018) worked to ensure our most vulnerable residents never experienced a food shortage, offsetting rising grocery costs so house managers could keep purchasing fresh produce and quality meats for the families we serve.

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