our work is done at the intersection of the arts, nature, and neighborhoods.
MY REGION WINS!
PROGRAMS & PROJECTS
Are designed to demonstrate and display ideal environmental social practices, to influence better expedited decision-making by US ALL.
SOCIETY would benefit from a greater influence of the Arts. Giving the Arts more recognition will open society up to higher standards & new ideas from minds crafted to be creative.
BY USING THE ARTS, CREATIVITY, UNDEVELOPED IDEAS, and being environmentally conscious; the cultivating of GREATNESS will take place in ourselves and in society for the COMMON GOOD.
PROJects
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
BOON AREA 1: An environmental, nature-based, interactive, functional artwork installation that acts as a contemporary community garden.
Vision Design by Jonathan Brice Lyman
PROGRAMS
BACKYARD FARMACY - Turning backyards into Farmacies.
Mission Statement:
Empowering humanity to live sustainably through organic gardening and nutrition.
Global One Urban Farm.
Vision Design by Jonathan Brice Lyman
PLANT NATIVE KC!
LANDFILL ABATEMENT:
PLANT NATIVE KC!
Replacing traditional Kentucky blue grass with native grasses, medicinal & pollinator plants, along with fruits, & vegetables. Volunteers will be recruited to start this program.
Ultimately creating a 9-month to 3-year paid workforce development program where participants will learn about and become certified in the field of green infrastructure.
THC Program
LANDFILL ABATEMENT:
PLANT NATIVE KC!
(Trees, Honeysuckle & Compost): Tending to trees, removing invasive honeysuckle, collecting compost.
Volunteers will be recruited to start this program.
Ultimately creating a 9-month to 3-year paid workforce development program where participants will learn about and become certified in the field of green infrastructure.
LANDFILL ABATEMENT:
LANDFILL ABATEMENT:
LANDFILL ABATEMENT:
Addressing illegal dumping mainly on the west side of District 5 by collecting illegally dumped items, refurbishing, redistributing, repurposing, and reusing, what can be saved, and dissecting the unwanted items, creating pieces of artwork to be sold.
Ultimately creating a 9-month to 3-year paid workforce development program where pa
Addressing illegal dumping mainly on the west side of District 5 by collecting illegally dumped items, refurbishing, redistributing, repurposing, and reusing, what can be saved, and dissecting the unwanted items, creating pieces of artwork to be sold.
Ultimately creating a 9-month to 3-year paid workforce development program where participants will learn about and become certified in the field of green infrastructure.
Demonstrating and displaying, to educate practices on how to get rid of unwanted items.
The A6 Program
LANDFILL ABATEMENT:
LANDFILL ABATEMENT:
The A6 Program incorporates academics, agriculture, arts, athletics, awareness and application to work with students in developing practicality skills and learning to balance their goals and requirements.
Good-Samaritan Incentive
NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTMENT PLAN
Neighborhood Summer Games
A program that incentivizes Good-Samaritans, Neighborhood Leaders, & Volunteers so more citizens are encouraged to partake in doing these acts.
(What's the opposite of the criminal justice system? And why does this NOT have a 'system'?)
Neighborhood Summer Games
NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTMENT PLAN
Neighborhood Summer Games
An all-inclusive neighborhood recreational summer sports program.
NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTMENT PLAN
NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTMENT PLAN
NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTMENT PLAN
Create actions steps like:
Describing 'Officer Titles' roles, research and identify disinvested neighborhoods and the assets within them, and come up with goals like the Jansen Challenge (a list of ways to reduce household utility bills) and encouraging residents to donate $25 a year and business $25 a month to the neighborhoods they live/
Create actions steps like:
Describing 'Officer Titles' roles, research and identify disinvested neighborhoods and the assets within them, and come up with goals like the Jansen Challenge (a list of ways to reduce household utility bills) and encouraging residents to donate $25 a year and business $25 a month to the neighborhoods they live/work in.
Use the Alaska Permanent Fund
(oil is Alaska's natural resources. Neighborhoods, land, nature, storm water and each other are our natural resources= asset).
Interested in supporting please send an email to info@myregionwins.org
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Kansas City's creative 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Established in 2014
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