Missouri knows this all too well: Kansas City was cracked to dilute our voice before a single vote was cast. That’s not governing; it’s a power grab.

New Yorkers have spoken and are ready — ready for leadership that fights for affordable housing, universal health care, and a government that truly centers the people.

Grateful to stand with our neighbors, union partners, and movement leaders to get food, water, diapers, and dignity to the people who need it most. This is what real community looks like.

You still have time to drop off your food at The Ship until 7pm - 1221 Union Ave. KCMO.

Poverty wages keep people on SNAP, not laziness.
If billionaires paid their fair share and corporations paid fair wages, fewer families would need food assistance at all.

Join us in showing up for one another, bring the much-needed materials listed below to the Ship every Friday between 4-7 or any of the donation sites. We’ve got each other’s backs.

Our working class deserves so much more than crumbs. But one thing the people of KC know how to do, it’s come together & take care of one another.

We’re so proud to uplift the incredible work that KCEats and coalition partners are doing to make sure our communities are loved & fed in the holidays.

It’s time to tax wealth like work, invest in housing, universal health care, and good paying jobs. We can build an economy that works for everyone, not just the billionaire class.

Millions of families are at risk of losing the food assistance they depend on just to get by

As your Congressman, I’ll fight for an Ultra-Millionaire Tax so the ultra-rich finally pay their fair share:
- 2% on wealth above $50 million
- 3% on wealth above $1 billion
- 8% on wealth above $10 billion