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Care to Learn Names Jared Alexander as Vice President of Development
July 7
Please join us in welcoming Jared Alexander as Vice President of Development! We're proud to share that he's on the Green Team as of this July.
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Care to Learn receives $100,000 from Musgrave Foundation for Capital Campaign
June 24
On June 16, Community Foundation of the Ozarks presented Care to Learn with a $100,000 Musgrave Foundation Special Projects FY26 grant for Caring Starts Here: Care to Learn Capital Campaign.
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Construction & Demolition is Starting!
June 23
See the latest on our Caring Starts Here Capital Campaign and building progress.
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$3.1 million spent on meeting students' needs in Missouri in 2025-26
June 11
Because of your generosity, we've had one of our most impactful years yet!
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Care to Learn Names Andrea Harp Vice President of Marketing
June 10
Care to Learn promotes Andrea Harp to Vice President of Marketing and Communications.
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Care to Learn and Silver Dollar City Foundation announce partnership
April 9
The partnership is called "Together for Kids," and will expand access to health, hunger, and hygiene resources for more than 12,000 students in Stone and Taney counties.
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Care to Learn Launches ‘Caring Starts Here’ Capital Campaign
March 5
Care to Learn is thrilled to announce the launch of “Caring Starts Here,” a capital campaign to establish a lasting home for Care to Learn’s mission, located in the heart of Springfield (1730 E. Portland).
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Care to Learn Founder Doug Pitt Named 2026 Springfieldian
February 2
Care to Learn Founder Doug Pitt was honored with the 2026 Springfieldian Award at the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting.
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Care to Learn Names Vice President of Chapter Services
January 13
Long-time Care to Learn employee, Melissa Rea, was promoted to Vice President of Chapter Services this January.
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