Kansas City Compassionate (KCC) believes in the extraordinary strength of unity and the quiet power of compassion. Founded in 2019 by a group of community-driven individuals, KCC was born from a deep desire to support immigrants, grieving families, and those seeking connection in a new home. What began as a grassroots effort has grown into a trusted nonprofit that uplifts lives through emotional support, financial literacy, bereavement care, and community engagement.
We are proudly non-political and non-denominational, committed to serving everyone with empathy, respect, and inclusion. Our guiding philosophy, Umoja Ni Nguvu (Unity is Strength), reflects everything we stand for. Whether you’re navigating the loss of a loved one, transitioning to life in a new country, or looking for a place to belong, KCC is here to help you feel seen, supported, and empowered.
Together, we are building a community where no one stands alone.
At KCC, our impact is best shared through the voices of those we've served. Here’s what some of our community members have to say about their experience with us:
Kansas City Compassionate understands that trust is earned through action. Our programs are built with heart, guided by integrity, and shaped by the needs of our community. Here's what makes us a trusted resource for so many:
We understand the unique challenges faced by immigrant families and provide services that reflect their lived experiences.
From grief counseling to financial literacy, we meet people where they are emotionally, practically, and spiritually.
We operate with integrity, keeping our members at the heart of every decision and action.
Regardless of background, belief, or circumstance, everyone is welcome here.
Our programs are shaped and supported by those we serve, ensuring relevance and impact.
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