Springfield Sister Cities Association selected local musician Dallas Jones to serve as an ambassador and featured performer in Springfield’s sister city of Isesaki, Japan this September. In this prestigious position,…
Springfield Sister Cities Association is one of 10 nonprofit organizations selected by the Community Foundation of the Ozarks to participate in an endowment match challenge. If Sister Cities can crowdfund…
Springfield Sister Cities promotes peace through mutual respect, understanding, and cooperation between the people of Springfield, Mo. and of its sister cities: Isesaki, Japan (since 1986) and Tlaquepaque, Mexico (since…
We're participating in Give Ozarks Day: Rally for Recovery, an online giving day event on Wednesday, March 24, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Along with more than 150 area…
Now as much as ever, our world needs peace and understanding between all people. COVID-19 demonstrated just how connected we all are, yet our world and nation remains divided in…
We're participating in Giving Tuesday Now, a global day of unity and giving in response to the recent unprecedented need caused by COVID-19. The majority of our funds come from…
Sharing COVID-19 messages of hope and friendship between Springfield's sister cities of Isesaki, Japan and Tlaquepaque, Mexico.
From all of us at Springfield Sister Cities, may you enjoy peace and understanding this holiday season.
Our long-time Board member and current Secretary, Emily Denniston, was named as one of Springfield Business Journal's 20 Most Influential Women of 2018! Emily is being recognized for her hard work…
Our Board member, Councilwoman Jan Fisk, was honored on March 8 with the ATHENA Award presented by the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce. The award is named after the Greek…