COMMUNITY IMPACT MAKERS

WHAT ARE COMMUNITY IMPACT MAKERS?


This group was formed to create a meaningful experience for Newhouse supporters through community dialogue, education, and networking. At events hosted twice a year, guests will hear from a powerful speaker or panel, learn updates from the Newhouse President + CEO, and listen to courageous survivors about their experience with the event’s pillar of programming at Newhouse. 

Our ask for this group is that each member signs up to be a monthly donor at Newhouse. This gift can be as little as $25/month! Our hope is that this group will feel invested in the work happening at Newhouse and make a financial commitment to helping break the cycle of domestic violence. Every dollar makes an impact on creating a space where survivors can feel safe, find self-sufficiency, and achieve whole-person healing. 
 

Register for Community Impact Makers
Become a monthly donor

Leadership Team:

Lauren Damico | Cresa

Sam Dominguez | Bank of Labor

Kristen Koerber | Lathrop GPM

Ryan Culver | SelectQuote

Larry Flanagan | Great Range Capital

Questions? Please reach out to Chris Stibbs at chris@newhousekc.org or 402-612-2764. 

Community Impact Makers panel met on September 12, 2023 to discuss the experience of survivors of domestic violence in navigating the complex legal system.
Above: Community Impact Makers panel met on September 12, 2023 to discuss the experience of survivors of domestic violence in navigating the complex legal system. Panelists included: Faiza Alhambra, Asst. US Attorney at the Dept. of Justice, KS + Newhouse board member; Jean Peters Baker, Jackson County Prosecutor; Humaira Mirza, Newhouse Attorney; and Mahrukh Jamal, Newhouse Court Advocate.
Above: The Newhouse Community Impact Makers came together on December 12, 2023, at First Federal Bank of Kansas City to learn about how survivors and vulnerable communities can approach finding safe transitional and permanent housing. Our panelists included (L to R), Brennan Crawford with Community Housing of Wyandotte County, Sandra Olivas with First Federal Bank, Gabirel Hurtado, Newhouse Case Manager, Chris Stibbs, Newhouse VP of Development, and Ryan Culver with SelectQuote and a leader in Community Impact Makers.