Come join Band of Angels on Saturday, November 21st for a very fun and important event. It's Instrument Cleaning Day!
We're looking for volunteers to spend some time with us and friends doing a critical service for our student musicians. During this event we will be cleaning and polishing instruments and cases so they look great when we award them to kids. Let's make this special moment beautiful for them!
We are expecting that this will be our biggest and best Instrument Cleaning Day ever! In addition to cleaning instruments and cases, we will have other volunteer activities. We expect to have some of our Band of Angels students there, too. There may even be some heartwarming surprises!
We have two 2-hour shifts to choose from: 10:00am -12:30pm and 12:00 - 2:30pm. You can sign up for your shift HERE.
Students are welcome but must be in 8th grade or above to attend alone. If younger, student must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or chaperon also volunteering. Thank you!
Food Drop Off
Please bring your nonperishable food items to one of our Wednesday meetings and drop them off in the collection box. We meet Wednesdays at the Overland Park Doubletree on College Blvd. We will collect items until December 9th and then take them to the Blue Valley Food Pantry, a community food pantry staffed by students with disabilities and designed to increase the vocational skills of students receiving special education services in the Blue Valley School District.
Holiday Shopping Night for KidsTLC
December 7, 2026
Walmart, 157th & Metcalf St.
> Four shifts (of up to 15 each) starting at 4:30; 5:30; 6:30 and 7:30 pm
> Consider signing up for two shifts that night
> Sign up your spouse/partner and/or adult child (18 and over) to join you
> Meet in the Walmart Associates break room at the back of the store ( back right-hand corner as you come in, behind the groceries)
The Holiday Shop is scheduled for Friday, December 4-Saturday, December 12.
Please consider signing up for a shift.
JCCB anticipates serving more than 13,000 of our neighbors again this year. Every volunteer helps them create a Holiday Shop where families are welcomed with warmth, dignity and respect.
If you missed the presentation from Martin Brauer called, "From Omaha Beach to Berlin" you have a second chance to hear the story on Saturday, January 9, 2027 at 11:00 AM in the Meadows Community Center, John Knox village, 1800 N.W. O'Brien Rd., Meadows Apartments Lee's Summit, MO. 64081. John Rasmus has arranged the event for Overland Park Rotary members and their families to join the John Knox Village residents.
This is a free event.
Please contact John Rasmus if you are interested in attending so he can meet you at the door and escort you to the presentation room. jcrasmus@gmail.com