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Clubs & Organizations

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American Legion Post #13

(620) 228-7193

123 W Butler St

Yates Center

Local chapter of the American Legion, which hosts family breakfasts in the summer and participates in other local events.

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CASA of the 31st Judicial District

(620-365-1448

Allen County Courthouse Room B • 1 N Washington Ave

Iola

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) are community volunteers appointed by judges to advocate on behalf of children who have experienced abuse or neglect. These trained volunteers work with legal and child welfare professionals, educators and service providers to ensure judges have all the information they need to make the most well-informed decisions for each child. They represent the best interest of these children and are their voice in court. Advocates stay with the case until it is closed with the child in a safe, permanent home where they have the opportunity to thrive. For more information on becoming an amazing CASA Advocate, contact us today at 620-365-1448!

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Friends for Life

(620) 625-2125

PO Box 33

Yates Center

Local nonprofit organization working to lessen the financial burden on those fighting cancer in Woodson County. They host an annual Friends for Life Walk & Celebration in October each year on the Historic Yates Center Town Square.

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Gilead Lodge #144

116 E Butler St

Yates Center

The term "lodge" itself comes from the structures which the stonemasons built against the sides of the cathedrals during construction. In winter, when building had to stop, they lived in these lodges and worked at carving stone. But a Masonic lodge is more than a building; it is a living, breathing organization made up of and sustained by the members themselves. It is a tight-knit group of men who make solemn vows to one another and become comrades in Masonry and life. Above all, a Masonic lodge represents open arms, a helping hand, and brotherly love to every Mason, anywhere, at any time.

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Golden Rod Chapter 163 Order of the Eastern Star

116 E Butler St

Yates Center

The Order of the Eastern Star is a worldwide fraternal, non-profit, charitable service organization that is an associated body of the family of Masonry similar to Shriners, Scottish Rite, York Rite and others. Join a Chapter near you to gain lifelong friendships and treasured experiences.

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Hay Capital Outdoors

Woodson County

HCO’s purpose is to encourage local youth to get educated and find enjoyment in outdoor activities. Our goal is to deter them from making bad life choices as well as keep them involved in our local communities.

Neosho Falls Ol' Settlers

Riverside Park, Neosho Falls

Neosho Falls

We are residents of the town working as & with Ol’Settlers committee that’s working to bring the community together for family fun in Neosho Falls,Ks

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RevitalizeYC

Yates Center

RevitalizeY.C. is a nonprofit 501(c)3 corporation focused on the revitalization efforts of Yates Center, KS. Our primary goal is to promote community growth and development while still maintaining the distinctive small-town character of Yates Center.

Here for Southeast Kansans, every step of the way. The SEK-CAP logo is shown along with a photo of a woman doing a creative project with a little girl.

SEK-CAP

(620) 724-8204

401 N. Sinnet St.

Girard

SEK-CAP is a compassionate non-profit social service agency that has been unwavering in its commitment to eradicating poverty in Southeast Kansas since 1966. This legacy of over half a century stands as a testament to the relentless dedication of numerous employees, volunteers, and partners who’ve worked tirelessly to uplift our communities.

A purple circle is shown with K-State Research and Extension Southwind District inside in white font. There is a K-State power cat above the text. A green field with blue skies can be seen in the background.

Southwind Extension District

(620) 625-8620

211 W Butler St

Yates Center

As a part of K-State Research and Extension, Southwind District programs present educational information and programming related to agriculture and natural resources, family and consumer sciences, 4-H youth development, and community vitality.

We serve the people of Allen, Bourbon, Neosho and Woodson Counties and have offices in each of those counties.

Our philosophy is to help people help themselves by taking university knowledge to where people live, work, and play. We work at being responsive to the needs of the people by focusing our resources on providing quality information, education, and problem-solving for real concern. The information we provide is research-based and unbiased.

A sepia photo of a big canvas performance tent is shown with the text "preserving tent, rep and folk theatre."

Tapdolls Dance & Music Company

(816) 803-6801

1010 N Green St

Yates Center

A Kansas non-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation of tent,
rep & folk theatre.

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Toronto Booster Club

(620) 490-0101

102 E Main St

Toronto

Local volunteer organization dedicated to supporting the community if Toronto, Kansas.

A graphic featuring "I [heart symbol] Beef" is shown.
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Woodson County Cattlewomen

(620) 484-0336

Yates Center

We are a local non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and supporting the beef industry in Woodson County.

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Woodson County Coalition

County Wide

The Woodson County Coalition is made up of various agencies who serve families and meets monthly to share resources and ideas. This year WCC received a KDADS grant to build capacity of the coalition and to put plans in place for youth substance misuse prevention programs. The meetings are held at the school district office on the 3rd Tuesdays at 11 am and also via Zoom. We encourage new members to attend.

A graphic featuring a blue and red donkey with four starts is shown, with the text "Woodson County Democratic Party • Established 2017 • Follow us on Facebook!
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Woodson County Democratic Party

(620) 212-8084

Yates Center

Local Democratic Party in Woodson County.

Woodson County Fair is shown on a green ribbon with wheat, photos, an artist palette, sewing machine, lamp, steer, horse, and pig.

Woodson County Fair Association

(620) 625-8620

701 S Fry

Yates Center

We facilitate the Woodson County Fair for 4-H and open class exhibitors.

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