Cultural
Crossroads in Kansas City
Our vision -- a society which
honors the heritage of our diverse cultures amid a climate of mutual
respect and a shared future.
Our programs --
interactive learning
experiences for children, youth, adults and families, in a fun,
creative environment
Our focus --
understanding people of different
cultures based on common life experiences of all cultures
Cultural Crossroads is a community initiative with open-ended
opportunities to become involved.
Contact us today to make a
difference for tomorrow!
Cultural Crossroads, Inc.
is a Missouri not-for-profit corporation with 501c3 status from the
Internal Revenue Service.
Cultural Crossroads, Inc
3605 Blue Ridge Boulevard
Independence, Missouri 64052
816.737.5979
CulturalCrossroads@hotmail.com
**HOW CAN YOU DOUBLE YOUR GIFT-GIVING POWER? Give a gift with a double benefit....a gift for your recipient and a contribution for Cultural Crossroads --
GIVING THE GIFT OF GIVING:
Give a gift card from Greater Kansas City Community Foundation, which allows your recipient to select a charity (and let your recipient know that Cultural Crossroads is listed with the Foundation to receive those contributions). Go to www.donoredge.org to select a gift card.
NOTE: As of March 25, 2008, Giveline.com has ceased operations. We thank those donors who previously ordered books and other items and specified a portion to Cultural Crossroads and we apologize for any inconvenience.
**FREE CULTURAL PASSPORTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE! For your free copy, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Cultural Crossroads.
**"AMERICAN GRATITUDE" DECALS (Click on "Publications" on the sidebar for more information)
Call 816-737-5979 or email CulturalCrossroads@hotmail.com to be added to our mailing list -- and keep watching our calendar for events and information.
OUR
PROGRAMS
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“Is
this your new year?”
Not
everyone celebrates the new year on January 1. Children
explore other cultures and learn when and how the new year is
celebrated in other societies and learn about aspects of those cultures
by creating crafts to take home as a souvenir.
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