Key Renovations • Empowering Creativity: Art Infused
Disney100: The Exhibition & Speaker Series • Science City & Planetarium 25th Anniversary
Eye Spy in Science City • Hip Hop Science • Minecraft Day
Greater Kansas City Science and Engineering Fair
CPKC Empress 2816 • Greater Kansas City Day • KC Sports • Science City EBT
Navy Week • Small Celebrations • Spring Break Blast + CPKC Holiday Train + Holiday Reflections
• Scholarships
Coming Home. Two simple words. Many profound meanings.
As we reflect on 2024 and the positive impacts we made across our community (and beyond), "Coming Home" was a constant theme.
For some, Union Station was a place to relax and relish life’s moments of celebration, both small and large. And for others, we fostered family traditions and helped make priceless memories.
In fact, last year Union Station welcomed home more than 2 million visitors . . . from the Greater Kansas City area, all 50 states, and from countries around the globe. No matter their origin, they were inspired by our history, educated with our fascinating experiences, and celebrated in one of the most iconic environments our community has to offer.
And you were there. If not in person, in spirit and support. Thank you . . . again and again.
• SPRING BREAK BLAST IN MARCH welcomed over 45,000 guests to Science City. Special programming captivated audiences with musical concerts, mindtwisting magic, and agility challenges on the Ninja Warrior Courses.
• WALT DISNEY RETURNED HOME IN MAY to Kansas City and to Union Station. The celebration of his passion and vision, as told through Disney100: The Exhibition – presented by Bank of America – hosted more than 135,000 people from around the world. And, importantly, it reminded us to keep dreaming and doing in order to remain vital, vibrant, and venerable.
• EYE SPY OPENED IN JULY as an upgrade to the original Science City “Mister E Hotel”. Filling 2,000 square feet, this $750,000 exhibit features over 45 illusions that take brain benders to another level.
• HIP HOP MD ENERGIZED UNION STATION IN OCTOBER. Kicking off our Saturday STEM Seminars for the 2024/2025 season, Hip Hop MD, Maynard Okereke, used hip hop as a medium to reach students in underserved and underrepresented communities and encourage them along STEM paths.
• HOLIDAY REFLECTIONS OPENED IN NOVEMBER and showcased a grand reimagination of our brilliant holiday experience. Presented by BOK Financial, Kansas City’s largest indoor holiday experience invited more than 208,000 guests to stroll along KC’s historic Petticoat Lane, meet Santa and his singing reindeer, and snap millions of priceless selfies. And across our vast campus, more than 360,000 guests celebrated the holiday season.
And that only scratches the surface. Throughout 2024, the themes of home were seen and felt . . .
In Science City – powered by Burns & McDonnell – nearly 343,000 guests of every age explored, experimented, and engaged in high-value fun and learning meant to feed curiosities and inspire futures.
In our world-class Arvin Gottlieb Planetarium, we journeyed with more than 61,000 guests to the edge of our solar system, through portals that bend space, and into the confluence of music, lasers and special effects.
And in our Regnier Extreme Screen Theatre, more than 48,000 movie lovers delighted in stories of pure fantasy, real-life adventure, prehistoric drama, and awe-inspiring discoveries.
Sprinkled between our intentional public experiences and community events were countless personal moments. Many spontaneous. Some planned. Proposals. Weddings. Quinceañeras. And on and on . . .
Now, we invite you to read in more detail about the impacts you helped create and deliver to our diverse community. On the following pages, listen to the voices of extreme appreciation. Look for the smiles and special moments your support made possible. And as Walt Disney famously said, “We’re just getting started.”
Finally, as we move forward – sometimes in turbulence beyond our control, but always with confidence – we invite you to keep coming home to our community's original example of regionalism! The thrill of returning to Union Station never fades. You are a wildly important part of our history and our story.
With deep appreciation,
George Guastello President & CEO
Ray Kowalik Board Chairman
To be Kansas City’s iconic symbol of inclusion, inspiration, lifelong learning, and its center for civic celebration.
Union Station Kansas City is dedicated to preserving its historic monument and its stories, inspiring lifelong learning, and creating lasting memories for our community.
UNION STATION IS DEDICATED TO
UNION STATION IS DEDICATED TO
... preserving its historic monument... ... preserving its historic monument...
In preserving Union Station, we preserve our history, our landmark, and the indomitable spirit of Kansas City. In 2024, we completed key renovations across our expansive campus including resurfacing and maintenance updates to the South Plaza and Carriage Pavilion front parking lots. We modernized our freight house elevator, added new adjustable and removable seating in the Arvin Gottlieb Planetarium, and made major updates to our Bank of America gallery with the addition of a permanent truss and lighting grid to create a more immersive, guest experience.
Special thanks to the Edward F. Swinney Foundation for helping us maintain our historic building.
In 2024, Union Station dedicated Lisa Lopez-Galvan’s portrait to the existing “Welcome All” mural. Family members were invited to attend a small, private gathering, in memory of Lisa. The mural – created by local, Chicano artist, Chico Sierra – in total portrays everyday people and community leaders who truly embody a “Welcome All” attitude and way of life. Guests can view this mural in the Ramón Murguía Visitor Entrance located on our ground floor rotunda entrance. This mural along with others are available for public viewing throughout the Union Station campus.
Union Station strives to be a place of community events and celebrations. In 2024, we hosted and participated in both new and returning arts-focused community events such as Make Music Day, a free, live performance by students from the Kansas City Jazz Academy of the American Jazz Museum, live concerts featuring local artists in the Arvin Gottlieb Planetarium, Hip Hop Science Day in Science City, KC Fringe Festival, and we rounded out the year with nearly 20 Holiday choirs who performed around our massive, decorated tree. Union Station is proud to preserve and create new memories for both past and future generations.
... inspiring lifelong learning... ... inspiring lifelong learning...
Walt Disney came home to Kansas City as Union Station hosted Disney100: The Exhibition. This groundbreaking exhibition, celebrating 100 years of The Walt Disney Company, is one of the largest and most immersive projects the Walt Disney Archives has ever produced. As part of the exhibition's stop in Kansas City, Union Station hosted a Speaker Series, covering a wide range of Disney topics including: history, animation, design, illustration and more.
Thanks to our exhibit sponsors: Bank of America, Edward F. Swinney Foundation, Hallmark Cards Inc.,
JE Dunn Construction Group, Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium, University of Missouri – Kansas City, The Westin Kansas City at Crown Center, City of Kansas City Missouri, Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund, Sherman Family Foundation, Missouri Humanities, Missouri Humanities Trust Fund, National Endowment for Humanities.
Science City and the Arvin Gottlieb Planetarium both celebrated 25 years of inspiring the STEM professionals of tomorrow. Science City’s celebration was part of CPKC’s annual Holiday Train event. Guests were able to make their own 25th anniversary commemorative stamp, create paintings using train tracks as inspiration, and learn more about the advances in technology in intermodal transportation.
The Arvin Gottlieb Planetarium celebrated its 25th anniversary with a weekend full of unique programming that featured live music from Calvin Arsenia, aerial arts from Voler Thieves of Flight, visual elements from Kansas City Art Institute Assistant Professor of Animation, Evan Tedlock, and Yoga Under the Stars presented by Kristin Rea Yoga.
Eye Spy is the total reimagination of Science City's original “Mister E Hotel,” that opened in 1999. While Science City is no stranger to change, Eye Spy took the theme of optical illusions and brain benders to a whole new level. Filling 2,000 square feet, this $750,000 exhibit features over 45 illusions in 5 different themes.
This renovation was made possible through support from The Goppert Foundation and the Marion and Henry Bloch Family Foundation.
In October 2024, Union Station was proud to welcome Maynard Okereke, better known as Hip Hop MD, as we supersized our first Saturday STEM Seminar of the 2024/2025 calendar year. Okereke is a former Civil Engineer who now works as a Science Communicator, using hip hop as a medium to reach students in underserved and under-represented communities. During the three day event, Okereke and The DeBruce Foundation talked to students about careers and career paths in STEM.
Thank you to T-Mobile for sponsoring this event.
Science City celebrated 15 years of Minecraft building, crafting and exploration on Minecraft Day, hosted on July 24th. Since the game originally launched, over 300 million fans have explored biomes, built with bricks, hunted treasure, and made maps, including over 2,600 inside of Science City for this special one-day signature event.
“At MRIGlobal, we are proud to be part of this vibrant scientific landscape, and I am honored to continue supporting Dr. Kimball’s vision and for MRIGlobal to be serving as event sponsor for the Science and Engineering Fair for our 69th consecutive year.”
– Dr. Ian Colrain, President & CEO, MRIGlobal
2024 marked the 73rd annual Greater Kansas City Science & Engineering Fair (GKCSEF), which was held in Union Station’s historic Grand Plaza. From more than 500 students who entered the fair, four young women were selected as the overall winners and represented Kansas City at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair. The winners were also recognized at a Kansas City Current soccer match.
Special thanks to Charles N. Kimball and Joyce C. Hall for their contributions to the Fair dating back to 1957.
Thank you to the following sponsors for investing in the future of regional STEM: MRIGlobal, Burns & McDonnell, MilliporeSigma, Kansas City National Security Campus, Managed by Honeywell FM&T, Bayer Fund, Broadcom Foundation, DeBruce Foundation, BlueScope Foundation, Regnier Family Foundation, Black & Veatch, BioNexus KC, Campbell Family Foundation, Catalent, Evergy, Eurofins Viracor, Fort Hays State University Department of Physics, HNTB Corporation, Labconco, Greater Kansas City Council of the Navy League of the United States, GKC Council, Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP, and Terracon
... creating lasting memories... ... creating lasting memories...
Union Station has never forgotten its history as a train station, and was proud to welcome the Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) Empress 2816. The historic train traveled from Calgary to Mexico City to celebrate CPKC as the first fully trans-continental railroad in North America. Guests learned about the history of CPKC, rode a scale model “Puffer Belly” train, and were able to watch free showings of the film, Rocky Mountain Express.
For both the Rotary Club of Kansas City and the Kansas City Monarchs, 2024 was a year of celebration. The Rotary Club celebrated 100 years of service, while the Monarchs commemorated the 100th anniversary of the original Kansas City Monarchs’ victory in the first Negro League World Series. For the last four years these organizations have teamed up for Greater Kansas City Day, to raise money to support the Rotary Youth Camp in Lee’s Summit. We were proud to host Greater Kansas City Day inside Union Station’s historic Grand Hall.
Union Station is "Where Kansas City Celebrates,”™ and that includes our local sports teams. The Chiefs won another Super Bowl (their third in five years), the Royals had an incredible playoff run, and the KC Current set history when they opened the first stadium in the world, purpose-built for a professional women’s sports team. Sports fans of all ages visited Union Station to take photos, buy gear, and show their support for our hometown teams.
Thanks to a generous donation from the Marion and Henry Bloch Family Foundation, Science City was able to offer discounted tickets to Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card holders. With this grant, over 1,300 young explorers and their families were able to attend Science City for only $5 a ticket, helping to reduce barriers for entry.
U.S. Navy Week is an outreach program held in select cities across the United States, bringing Sailors and Navy representatives together with local communities. It is designed to provide a greater understanding of the Navy’s role in national security, promote public awareness and engage in community service. Kansas City was one of only 15 cities selected to host Navy Week celebrations in 2024, and Union Station hosted an event proclaiming November 11 – 17 as Navy Week. We also hosted a reenlistment ceremony during the week.
Union Station is known for large-scale community celebrations, but almost every day there are a also number of small, personal celebrations that happen inside our walls. During the run of Disney100: The Exhibition, we fulfilled two wishes through Make-A-Wish Foundation and one reveal through the Dream Factory. There are also countless engagements, weddings, Quinceañera photoshoots, and parties that happen here annually.
Science City hosted our first ever “Spring Break Blast” in 2024. Over 45,000 guests attended and enjoyed musical concerts from Mr. Stinky Feet, the mystical powers of Magic Scott, the speed and endurance on the Ninja Warrior inflatables and critters of all kinds during Barnyard Breakout.
Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) annual holiday train rolled through Kansas City this year, giving thousands of guests a chance to celebrate the season, as well as a chance to donate to Harvesters Community Food Network. Union Station built an entire pop-up holiday celebration with a full day of musical guests, vendors, and entertainment for the whole family. With local artists, as well as a Grammy-nominated superstars, there was something for everyone!
We’ve always been a place where families celebrate the holiday season, and 2024 was no different. For the fifth consecutive year, the wildly popular indoor holiday walk-thru village, – Holiday Reflections – took place in Union Station’s Grand Plaza. Featuring new elements such as a recreation of Kansas City’s 1920’s Petticoat Lane, recreations of Kansas City’s historic “crowns”, and over seven new photo ops, 2024 also returned fan favorites such as singing reindeer, the historic Jones Store ride-on train, and over 10,000 square feet of holiday themed model trains. More than 180,000 guests visited Holiday Reflections. 2024 was also the second year for Union Station's holiday-themed pop up bar, Tinsel & ‘Tinis, inside of Holiday Reflections. Nearly 2,000 guests drank signature cocktails, listened to live music, and celebrated the greatest time of year with friends and family.
Special thanks to: BOK Financial, CPKC, Russell Stover Chocolates, PGAV, City of Kansas City, Missouri Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund and Ford Motor Company
... for our community... ... for our community.
…provided scholarships for 12,165 young people from under-represented communities. By partnering with area schools and non-profit organizations, our support totalled $130,600 in donated educational experiences.
…supported 245 organizations and schools with nearly $24,000 in donated tickets and memberships for fundraising events.
Scholarship funding comes from generous donors including: Bayer Fund • Jackson County Outside Agency Funding Love, Tito’s • Sherman Family Foundation • BOK Financial Sally and Ramón Murguía • W.K. Kellogg Foundation Castetter Johnson Family Foundation • Jan and Tom Kreamer
RaisingKC is a groundbreaking, historic public health campaign focused on the #1 way to prevent toxic stress in children: a safe, stable, nurturing relationship between an adult and a child. On June 4th, the RaisingKC Quilt was revealed during a special quilt-raising ceremony in Union Station’s Grand Hall. Pictured at the event are Johnson County Board of County Commissioners Chairman Mike Kelly, Union Station President and CEO George Guastello, and Union Station Board Member Robert Regnier, along with RaisingKC representatives Sondra Wallace, Barbara Unell, and Bob Unell.
The RaisingKC quilt was created by designers Morgan Georgie and Carrie Kiefer and quilter Tia Curtis.
In an effort to change how our community sees and responds to homelessness, reStart, Inc. partnered with Union Station to host a free, temporary, interactive exhibit called "The Road Home". Debuted earlier at the Kansas City Museum, stories of 18 local neighbors who have navigated the road from homelessness to housing are included in the exhibit.
Union Station enjoys the generosity of our dedicated volunteers. They bring laughter, joy, and life to our historic halls. Their personality shines light on our worldclass touring exhibitions, Science City, Holiday Reflections, our Model Train Exhibit and other events. Our volunteers represent who we are in the best way possible and ensure that Union Station will remain a vital place of innovation, celebration, and education.
USKC was fortunate to attract 280 volunteers who served throughout the year. Nearly 1/3 of whom served 50 or more hours each
In 2024, our volunteers gave a collective 23,430 service hours = a value of $765,092
Ray Kowalik, Board Chairman
Retired Chairman & CEO
Burns & McDonnell
Dr. Mauli Agrawal
Chancellor
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Dr. Kimberly Beatty
Chancellor
Metropolitan Community College
Bucky Brooks
Principal
Copaken Brooks
Michael J. Brown Chairman, CEO & President Euronet Worldwide, Inc.
Jon Cook CEO VML
Peggy Dunn, Board Treasurer Civic Leader
Michael R. Haverty
Retired Executive Chairman Kansas City Southern
Union Station Senior Management
George Guastello President & CEO
Michael Tritt
Vice President
Chief Marketing Officer
Nale Uhl
Vice President
Chief Financial Officer
Lauren Kovarna, Associate Vice President Marketing
Duane Erickson Vice President, Technical & Building Operations
Dennise Day Vice President, Education & Chief Science Officer
Angie Long CIO, Palmer Square Capital Management, LLC Co-Owner, Kansas City Current
Mayor Quinton Lucas, Ex-officio
Ramón Murguía
Attorney at Law Murguía Law Offices
Robert D. Regnier
Retired Executive Chairman & CEO Bank of Blue Valley
Thomas M. Sack, Ph.D.
Retired President & CEO MRIGlobal
Charles Sosland, Board Secretary President & CEO
Sosland Companies, Inc.
Erin Stucky, Board Vice Chairman President & CEO
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City
Jeri Rubino Executive Assistant to President & CEO Office Manager
On May 18th, officials at Union Station announced that Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) concluded our Now and Forever campaign with a generous donation. The Now and Forever campaign began in July 2022 to preserve history, create lifelong memories, educate our youth, and celebrate our past, present, and future for generations to come.
Additionally, Union Station and the Kansas City community gathered to welcome CPKC’s Final Spike Steam Tour featuring the historic and massive Empress 2816 steam locomotive, along with free craft activities, complimentary screenings of Rocky Mountain Express in the Regnier Extreme Screen Theatre, and much more.
Thank you to the following Now and Forever Campaign Contributors:
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City • Burns & McDonnell • CPKC
Mary Ford Maurer Donor Advisory Fund • The Sosland Foundation
Regnier Family Foundation • Miller Nichols Charitable Foundation
The Haverty Family Foundation • Robert D. and Ann Regnier
Patterson Family Foundation • Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
Ramon and Sally Murguia • Ann Baum - G. Kenneth and Ann Baum Philanthropic Fund
Michael J. and Millie Brown • JE Dunn Construction
Bucky Brooks • Mauli and Sue Agrawal • Charles and Jeanne Sosland
Tom and Janice Kreamer • Terry and Peggy Dunn • David and Geri Frantze
Marcy Nelson • Paul and Erin Stucky
Tom and Patty Sack • Jon and Lisa Cook
Arthur and Cynde Brookfield • Dr. Kimberly Beatty
We want to reiterate that we couldn’t have done it without you, our beautiful and vibrant Kansas City community. Across our core attractions, including Science City—Powered by Burns & McDonnell, the Arvin Gottlieb Planetarium, and Regnier Extreme Screen Theatre, visitors from Kansas City and the entire region turned out to enjoy all Union Station has to offer.
• Science City—Powered by Burns & McDonnell—inspired 342,400 guests
• Arvin Gottlieb Planetarium—attracted 61,050 curious explorers
• Regnier Extreme Screen Theatre—educated and entertained 48,090 visitors
• Holiday Reflections – Presented by BOK Financial— welcomed 174,425 holiday guests from near and far
• Holiday Mini Ride-On Train—Sponsored by CPKC— welcomed 17,860 cheerful children
“Just go! It’s amazing. Indoor and outdoor playgrounds alone are worth the visit. Train exhibit, water treatment display, and more. My 4-year-old loved! Best thing I’ve taken my daughter to. An amazing time!”
– Scott R.
Reporting Period from January 1 to December 31, 2024
Sue & Mauli Agrawal
Robynn Andracsek
Richard Bailey
Ann Baum, G. Kenneth & Ann
Baum Philanthropic Fund
Sandra Bridges
Cynde & Art Brookfield
Bucky Brooks
Millie & Michael J. Brown
Jon E. Browne
Kay & John Callison
Jon Copaken
Cherilyn Desouza
Vera Doutt
Cathy & Steve Doyal
Peggy & Terry Dunn
Howard Feingold
Geri & David Frantze
Dr. Joseph Guastello
George Guastello
Carlene & Bill Hall
The Hall Family
Marlys & Mike Haverty
Edward Heilman
Shirley & Barnett Helzberg, Jr.
Katrina & Tom Henke
Jane Henney & Bob Graham
Gary Hobin
Maida & John Hulston
Whitney Jagoda
Anne Kim
Jill & Ray Kowalik
Jan & Tom Kreamer
Carol & Fred Logan
Ann & Bill McCort
Thomas McEvoy
Sally & Ramón Murguía
Marcy Nelson
Janice Pearson
Ann & Robert D. Regnier
Patty & Tom Sack
Becka & Barry Schaffter
Jeanne & Charles Sosland
Erin Stucky
Lindsay & Jason Tobler
Kim & Michael Tripses
Kelly Urich
Connie & Rob Waldrop
Sheri Womack
To sign up or learn more about Union Station’s Giving Society, please contact Abby Royal at aroyal@unionstation.org or (816) 460-2231.
American Century Investments
Arvin Gottlieb Charitable Foundation, UMB Bank, n.a., Trustee
Bank of America
Bayer
BioNexus KC
Black & Veatch
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City
BlueScope Foundation
BOK Financial
Brancato’s Catering
Bricks & Minifigs
Broadcom Foundation
Brookfield Family Foundation
Burns & McDonnell Foundation
Campbell Family Foundation
Castetter Johnson Family Foundation
Catalent Pharma Solutions
City of Kansas City, MO Neighborhood
Tourist Development Fund
City Wide Facility Solutions
Constance M. Cooper Charitable Foundation
Country Club Trust Co.
CPKC
DeBruce Foundation
Edward F.Swinney Foundation, Bank of America, n.a., Trustee
Eurofins Viracor
Evergy
Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
Fort Hays State University
Physics Department
Forvis Mazars
Franklin Institute
G.E.H.A.
Goppert Foundation
Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Harry Wilson Loose Charitable Trust
Haverty Family Foundation
Heartland Coca-Cola
Hill’s Pet Nutrition
HNTB Corporation
Home Builders Charitable Foundation
Hulston Family Foundation
Hy-Vee
Jackson County Outside Agency Funding
JE Dunn Construction
Kanbe’s Markets
Kansas City Public Library
Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium
Kathleen L. and Michael J. Rainen Family Foundation
Kansas City National Security Campus, managed by Honeywell FM&T
Kiewit Engineering
Labconco
Marion and Henry Bloch Family Foundation
Marquee Event Rentals
Mary Ford Maurer Donor Advisory Fund
Missouri Humanities, Missouri Humanities Trust Fund, and the National Endowment for Humanities
MRIGlobal
NASA
Navy League of the United States
Nicholas Keuhn Powell Family Foundation
Parisi Coffee
Patterson Family Foundation
PGAV Architects
Pierpont’s at Union Station
PNC
Regnier Family Foundation
Russell Stover Chocolates
Sherman Family Foundation
Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P.
SkillBuilders Fund
Sosland Foundation
Southwest Airlines
Spectrum Paint
Stephen R. Pratt Charitable Fund
Sunderland Foundation
Terracon
The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures
Tucker’s Competitive Painting, Inc.
UMKC
Victor E. and Caroline E. Schutte Foundation, Bank of America n.a., Trustee
Walt Disney Hometown Museum
Westin Kansas City at Crown Center
William T. Kemper II Charitable Trust, Commerce Trust, Trustee
We are proud to acknowledge the contributions of our Business Giving Circle, an initiative designed to engage small businesses in supporting the mission of Union Station. This special membership designation offers businesses an opportunity to contribute to our community’s growth while receiving exclusive benefits such as tickets for their staff and discounted event rentals. Through this program, we aim to empower local businesses to become active participants in the cultural, educational, and historical experiences that Union Station brings to Kansas City, while helping them connect with our wider community. The generosity of the Business Giving Circle members compliments the tremendous support we receive from our corporate sponsors, whose contributions make it possible for us to continue offering world-class exhibitions, performances, and events. Together, we are building a strong foundation for a vibrant and thriving Kansas City.
To sign up or learn more about Union Station’s Business Giving Circle or Corporate Partnerships, please contact Lynette Darby at ldarby@unionstation.org or (816) 460-2059.
We are excited to offer a unique membership for nonprofit organizations serving the Kansas City area. This membership provides access to Science City tickets that organizations can share with their clients or use for regular outings. Whether distributed for group visits or given to families to enjoy on their own, this ticket access initiative ensures that individuals, regardless of their circumstances, can experience the wonder and excitement of Science City.
By partnering with organizations that focus on mental health or provide critical services to families in need, we are able to make these enriching experiences accessible to those who may otherwise not have the opportunity. Through these efforts, we aim to foster a deeper sense of learning, joy, and community for all Kansas City residents, ensuring that everyone can connect with the transformative power of science and discovery.
Amethyst Place
Countryside Child Development Center
Developing Potential
Kansas State School for the Blind
Lakemary Center
Life Centers of Kansas
To sign up or learn more about Union Station’s Nonprofit Members, please contact Abby Royal at aroyal@unionstation.org or (816) 460-2231.
NorthPoint Foundation
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kansas City
Sevita
Synergy Services