Sipping and Signing: Café Corazón

Join us for coffee, pastries, and ASL! Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late Deafened Adults, ASL Students, and families with d/hh and nonverbal children, we would love to sign with you! This Sipping and Signing event will be hosted at Café Corazón in the Crossroads.  Café Corazón: 110 Southwest Blvd. Kansas City, MO 64108 (The Crossroads District)

Low Vision Awareness Month Celebration

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February is Low Vision Awareness Month, dedicated to raising awareness about vision loss that cannot be corrected by glasses, medicine, or surgery. It highlights that millions of Americans live with visual impairments, a number expected to rise to 7.2 million by 2030. The focus is on early detection, comprehensive eye exams, and, crucially, rehabilitation services to improve quality of life. The Whole Person is hosting this event to help connect the Low Vision community! You have the opportunity to share with others on what you struggle with and how we move forward in life. Who you can connect with:CCVI, Missouri Assistive Technology, Arts KC, Helen Keller

Hamburger Mary’s Bingo

Hamburger Mary’s Charity Bingo is a high-energy night of drag bingo, laughter, and community support. This isn’t your grandma’s bingo—Hamburger Mary’s brings bold personalities, tongue-in-cheek sass, and nonstop entertainment to every round. Guests can enjoy an unforgettable evening while playing for great prizes and participating in a 50/50 raffle, all in support of The Whole Person’s mission. It’s a lively, inclusive fundraiser that promises fun for a great cause. Bingo CardsBINGO card bundles will be available for a suggested donation of $10, with all proceeds benefiting people with disabilities.  Our goal? Fill all 165 seats for a FANTSTIC night that makes an impact. Grab your friends and family. Come ready to play and give back. What to expect:• FREE admission• Reservations highly encouraged• Cash and credit cards accepted• Food & beverage purchases made separately See you there! If you can’t attend, consider donating to help support our mission! Donation Link 

Low Vision Awareness Month

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February is Low Vision Awareness Month Low vision is a visual impairment that cannot be corrected fully with glasses, contact lenses, or surgery, and it affects how people read, navigate spaces, and access information. This month highlights the importance of accessibility for people with low vision. Entities are required to provide effective communication, which means ensuring people with disabilities, including those with low vision, can access information in formats they can understand. This can include making available alternative formats like large print and using clear designs with readable fonts. Providing these inclusive resources supports independence, equal access, and greater participation in daily life. How You Can Support To support individuals with low vision, government entities, organizations, educators, and communities are encouraged to: Use high-contrast colors, large and sans serif fonts, and clear layouts in documents, websites, and signage. Provide accessible digital content that is screen-reader compatible and descriptive text for images. Ensure assistive technology is available and supported, from magnifiers to screen readers and wearable devices when needed. For more information, visit the National Eye Institute

Chicken N Pickle Bingo Night

Join us for a fun night of Bingo at Chicken N Pickle! Play for a chance to win prizes while enjoying great food, drinks, and community. Best of all, by playing Bingo, you’re supporting The Whole Person and helping support people with disabilities in our community. Come for the fun—stay for the impact!

Chicken N Pickle 10% Give Back Night

Join Us! Join us for a fun night out that gives back! During Chicken N Pickle Give Back Night, 10% of all food and beverage sales at will be donated to The Whole Person. No flyers or codes needed—just show up, eat, drink, and support our mission to support people with disabilities Enjoy great food and drinks while supporting a great cause.

Paint Your Pet

Unleash your creativity! Join us for a fun and interactive Paint Your Pet experience, where an instructor will guide you step-by-step as you bring your furry (or feathered!) friend to life on canvas. No painting experience needed. This special fundraiser supports The Whole Person’s Expression Art Exhibition, celebrating creativity, self-expression, and community. Every ticket sold directly benefits TWP programs, helping support people with disabilities. The canvas will be prepared before the event so all you have to do is PAINT!  Registration Information To register and pay for your ticket, please visit: Painting with a Twist – The Whole Person Tickets Ticket Cost: $60Paints and canvas provided Your Pet’s Photo Needed After you register, please send a photo of your pet to: studio374@paintingwithatwist.com Send in your pet picture no later than 3 days prior to the event. No exceptions.An artist will pre-sketch the image of your pet onto the canvas before the event.

ADA 36th Anniversary Celebration

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The ADA Celebration honors the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the progress over the past 36 years. Each year, The Whole Person highlights milestones in disability history and recognizes the advocates who have made a difference—and continue to fight for change. The Whole Person’s celebration is filled with guest speakers, food, games, and prizes, making it not only a day of reflection but also a fun and festive gathering. It’s a chance to celebrate you and the diverse disability community About The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law on July 26, 1990, by President George H.W. Bush. Throughout the year and on the ADA Anniversary (July 26), the ADA National Network recognizes this landmark event and the important work to promote equal opportunity for people with disabilities.

Tiki Taco Fundraiser

Join us for a delicious way to support The Whole Person at Tiki Tacos Give Back Night!  Whether you dine in, carry out, or order online, just mention “The Whole Person” (or use the online code) and a portion of proceeds will be donated back to TWP. Your support helps fund programs that help people with disabilities to live more independently. Mention “The Whole Person” at the counter. For online orders, use code “TheWholePerson”

The Whole Classic Pickleball & Cornhole Tournament 2026

The Whole Classic - Cornhole Tournament 2025

The Whole Classic is The Whole Person’s annual pickleball and cornhole tournament—where friendly competition meets community impact! Teams come together for a day of fun and lively matches, all while raising funds to support The Whole Person’s programs and services for people with disabilities. It’s a fun-filled fundraiser that brings the community together for a great cause. Volunteer Opportunities Want to help make this event a success? Volunteers play a key role in supporting The Whole Person and making The Whole Classic a great experience for everyone. 👉 Sign up to volunteer using our volunteer form. Interested in Playing? Looking to join the pickleball or cornhole tournament? Email Kianna for more information on how to participate. Sponsorship Opportunities Interested in sponsoring The Whole Classic Pickleball & Cornhole Tournament? Email Kianna to learn more about sponsorship opportunities and how your business can support The Whole Person.