Open Door Service Center

If you're looking for the perfect family Christmas card photo Inter-State Studio will take one under their Magic Tree. You just need to help Open Door.

"Well geez, I'm sure this means I need to donate like a hundred dollars a month and I bet I have to spend about fifty hours down at the Open Door and after I sign the billion dollar contract to spend my life on a yacht out in international waters, I only have to donate ONE kidney."

Tyson Foods is voluntarily recalling some frozen, fully cooked chicken that might be in your fridge or freezer. Some were in Open Door's Food Distribution.

It's people looking out for other people, or in this instance, kids looking after kids!

The Sedalia Lions Club recently made a significant donation to The Open Door.

Open Door Service Center thanks the community for their support during the COVID-19 shutdown.

People not returning Open Door Food Pantry's grocery carts are making it hard for the pantry to serve the community.

A Food Truck FUNdraiser and Carnival to benefit the Pettis County Open Door Service Center is slated for Saturday, September 21 in Sedalia.

There are many people living in Pettis County who do not have enough food to eat. Children go to school without breakfast, families struggle to put enough on the table to go around, and people sleeping rough can't always get what they need to stay healthy.

The Sedalia Area United Methodist Churches host Paper the Community, a paper goods drive.