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Nonprofit serving Wyandotte County. Our mission: Invest in the power of our neighbors to build communities that thrive for generations.

Formerly CHWC - learn more:
buildwyco.org/brand-update-faqs/ Investing in the power of our neighbors to build communities that thrive for generations to come! Formerly Community Housing of Wyandotte County (CHWC)

06/18/2026

Join us June 19th, 5–9PM for the Liberation & Love Art Walk in KCK, starting at Epic Clay Studio πŸ–ΌοΈπŸŒˆπŸ’™

A Juneteenth + Pride celebration rooted in local creatives, shared spaces, and cultural expression.

Come walk through 70+ artists, live performances, food, and free experiences designed for the community.

See you there!

Photos from Build WyCo's post 06/17/2026

We’re excited to have Chris Cnote Nickens joining us with a live saxophone performance at our Celebration of Leadership on June 25!

Chris, aka "The Sax Man", has been part of this event since it started - we're so glad he can join us again πŸ’«

Haven’t registered yet? Come join us for some jazzy tunes and celebrate some awesome leaders in our community.

RSVP at https://events.humanitix.com/cl2026

🌟Our 2026 Celebration of Leadership Honorees are🌟

Community Champions:
DINKC Studios
Elizabeth Reynoso
Dr. Evelyn Hill

Community Leaders:
Camille L. Caldwell
Karen Daniels
Erin Stryka

Industry Partners:
Community Health Council
Amanda DeVriese-Sebilla
Alyssa Marcy

πŸ”— Register at https://events.humanitix.com/cl2026

06/12/2026

⚽ De pies a cabeza nuestras compaΓ±eras celebrant la pasiΓ³n del fΓΊtbol! Alma, Gloria, and Nathalie are ready for πŸ†

06/11/2026

Happy Pride from Build WyCo! πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆβœ¨

Home should be a place of safety and dignity for everyone. At Build WyCo we are committed to creating an abundant, inclusive and welcoming community where every person can feel at home in a neighborhood they love.

We're proud to stand with LGBTQ+ community members. Whatever housing, financial, and community challenges you're working through, we're here to support you, this month and every month. 🌈🏠

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06/06/2026

Homeowners!

Our Home Repair Lead Tim has some tips to keep your A/C running 🧊 cold as the summer heat ramps up:

πŸ”‹Check/replace thermostat batteries
This makes it easier to troubleshoot if something does go wrong with your A/C.
For most thermostats, you can remove the unit from the wall mount, open the panel on the back, and find the batteries there. Check your unit to see what type of batteries are needed.

π–¦Ή Clean condenser coils with a hose
Condenser coils are the part of your A/C unit that diffuse heat away from the house. To do this effectively, they need to be clean of dirt and debris.
You can use a hose to spray the coils off, thoroughly cleaning the entire surface. Use a high-pressure setting on your hose's nozzle for the best results.

πŸ’§Flush the condensate line to avoid clogs
Your condensate line should be accessible on the inside of the home. If you know where to find your heater and change your furnace filter, check next to it for the A/C system and condensate line. The line needs to be flushed annually to keep it clear. You can do this using a wide-mouth funnel and a gallon pitcher of water.
This keeps it free of clogs, your A/C running smoothly, and helps prevent water damage to the inside of your home.

Anything beyond these basic maintenance items should be a service call to keep your A/C in the best shape possible!

Want more tips for current and aspiring homeowners? Check our page for info on upcoming classes and how to register.

Wishing all our homeowners a very temperature-controlled summer! β˜€οΈ

06/04/2026

Who are you bringing with you? πŸ‘€πŸŽ¨

Because you’re invited to Build WyCo’s Block Party at the Third Friday Art Walk for a night of art, music, fun and community connection.

Save the date and tag someone you want to see there! πŸ’™

πŸ“ Starting at 609 N. 6th Street

πŸ—“ Friday, September 18, 2026

⏰ 5–9 PM

Follow for more updates.

06/03/2026

Access to safe, stable housing is the foundation of strong communities.

This NeighborWorks Week, NeighborWorks America and its network of nonprofit partners are highlighting the power of investment in housing and economic development. πŸ’š

Keep an eye out for more updates from Build WyCo on what's happening in our community and around the country for NeighborWorks Week!

Photos from Build WyCo's post 06/02/2026

🌟 Resident leaders are the key to strengthening our community! This month we're celebrating the people making change in WyCo. Join us June 25th, registrations is free, but required use the link below to save your spot. πŸ™Œ

Mee the leaders, changemakers, and dedicated community members shaping our community:

🏘️ Community Leader Award
Celebrates the hard work, often unrecognized, of neighborhood leaders working to achieve our shared vision.
β€’ Camille L. Caldwell
β€’ Karen Daniels / St. Peter CME – Blvd Community Gardens
β€’ Erin Stryka

🀝 Industry Partner Award
Recognizes a nonprofit or for-profit organization that has partnered with Build WyCo to bring about significant progress towards our vision.
β€’ Amanda DeVriese-Sebilla
β€’ Alyssa Marcy
β€’ Community Health Council of Wyandotte County

🌍 Community Champion Award
Celebrates an elected official, nonprofit leader, or other public representative who has significantly invested in the wellbeing of our community and the mission of Build WyCo.
β€’ Elizabeth Reynoso
β€’ Dr. Evelyn Hill
β€’ DINKC

Attendance is free, but registration is required! See full event details at this link:
πŸ”— Register: https://events.humanitix.com/cl2026

05/30/2026

So many ways to connect this month!🌻

πŸ¦• Wednesday, June 10 - Macaroni Dinos! Kids’ clay class. 4 - 5 pm at West Wyandotte Library.

🌈 Wednesday, June 17 - Rainbow Trinket Dish clay class. 4 - 5 pm at Main Library.

β€οΈπŸ–€πŸ’š Friday, June 19 - The office is closed for Juneteenth, AND we are excited to do a special Third Friday Art Walk in honor of the holiday as well! Third Friday starts near 609 N 6th Street at 5 pm and goes til 9.

πŸ’Έ Tuesday, June 23 - Financial Management class in Spanish, at our office, from 5 – 7 pm. Gloria will tell you all about how to be smart saving, spending, and planning for the future! To sign up for a class, give us a call at 913.342.7580.

πŸ’«πŸ† Thursday, June 25 - Celebration of Leadership, a special awards ceremony recognizing everyday people who are working to make Wyandotte County a better place to live. 5:30 – 8 pm at the Bethel Neighborhood Center. Register at: https://events.humanitix.com/cl2026

🏑 Saturday, June 27 - Homebuyer Education Class in Spanish, 9 am – 4 pm at our office. To sign up, call 913.342.7580.

🌞 Summer hours: Our office opens at 8 am Monday-Thursday, from now til the end of the summer, when we return to our normal 8:30 open time. The office will remain closed to the public on Fridays.

05/29/2026

Happy to our friends and neighbors!

"Asian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander" is an umbrella term that connects the common experiences of people with many distinct cultural and ethnic backgrounds, including people with roots in East and Southeast Asia, Polynesia (including Native Hawaiians), Micronesia, and Melanesia.

For more events and ways to stay connected beyond this month, we also recommend checking out Hella Good Deeds, a nonprofit dedicated to celebrating and sharing Asian culture to cultivate a more connected and inclusive Kansas City.

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2 S 14th Street
Kansas City, KS
66102

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm