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JAN. 28, 2019

MISCELLANY

AREA'S LARGEST LOCAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

Rank

Name

Address

Telephone•Email

Website

Employees(Local)

Volunteers

2017Operating

Budget

TypeofAgency

FundsRaisedLocally

in2017

Services

TopLocalExecutive(s),Title(s) YearFounded

Locally

(1)

The Arc of the Ozarks

1501 E Pythian St, Springfield 65802

(417) 864-7887 F

info@thearcoftheozarks.org TheArcOfTheOzarks.org

904

125

$47,010,950 Support to individuals with

disabilities

$443,986

Residential, community integration,

employment, therapeutic recreation,

education & life skills training, Rivendale

Institute of Learning & Center for Autism

Mike Powers,

president/CEO

1964

(2)

Ozarks Regional YMCA

417 S Jefferson Ave, Springfield 65806

(417) 862-7456 F

info@orymca.org ORYMCA.org

617

1,200

$10,500,000 Family, youth, senior &

community service

$900,000

Wellness, membership, sports, school-age

services, active older adults & teen

programs, swimming lessons

Steven Gimenez, CEO

Kathryn Custer, COO

1888

(3)

Community Blood Center of the Ozarks

220 W Plainview Road, Springfield 65810

(417) 227-5000 F

cbco@cbco.org CBCO.org

170

30,000

$18,000,000

Health services

N/A

Collection, processing & distribution of blood

products to southwest Missouri, northwest

Arkansas & southeast Kansas

Anthony Roberts, executive

director

1995

(5)

Great Circle

1212 W Lombard St, Springfield 65806

(417) 865-1646 F

bev.pfeifer.harms@greatcircle.org GreatCircle.org

163

840

$85,584,000

Behavioral health treatment

programs for children,

youth & families

$1,150,829

Intensive therapeutic treatment, family

counseling & parent education, emergency

children's shelter, transitional living for

older foster youth

Vincent Hillyer,

president/CEO

1894

(4)

Good Samaritan Boys Ranch

5549 N Hwy K, Brighton 65617

(417) 376-2238 F

jconway@ranchlife.org RanchLife.org

140

$6,048,076 Residential treatment &

transitional living facilities

$1,172,367

Long-term care & treatment for youth ages

10-21 who are in foster care or experiencing

emotional or behavioral disorders

Kevin Killian,

president/CEO

1959

(7)

Convoy of Hope

330 S Patterson Ave, Springfield 65802

(417) 823-8998 F

info@convoyofhope.org ConvoyOfHope.org

135

10,526

$145,000,000

Humanitarian aid

$6,907,105

Children's feeding programs, community

events, disaster services, women's

empowerment, agriculture, Rural

Compassion program

Hal Donaldson,

president

1996

(6)

Developmental Center of the Ozarks

1545 E Pythian St, Springfield 65802

(417) 829-0899 F

mdeclue@dcoonline.com DCOOnline.com

100

530

$5,603,680

Human services

$672,300

Early-intervention therapeutic programs,

early child care & education, adult technology

& learning center, adult day center,

supported employment

Allan McKelvy,

executive director

1954

As of Jan. 29, 2018.

Ranked by local employees. The previous year's list was ranked by operating budget. Springfield Business Journal relies on the individual organizations to be truthful and accurate in their representation of information listed. Health

and educational institutions are reported on other lists.

N/A

: Not available. To be considered for future lists, email

mhenderson@sbj.net.

Community Blood Center of the Ozarks does not fundraise.

Systemwide budget

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Researched by

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