Where Community Is Built

Rooted In Legacy. Flourishing for Generations.

We are raising $2.6M in private support to relocate, repurpose, and renovate our new home, to increase our responsiveness in times of uncertainty, and to scale our impact.

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$2M

to relocate and outfit our permanent home.

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$600 K

to support our programs, scale our impact, and sustain our future.

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From Temporary Space to Permanent Impact

For decades, we’ve thrived without a permanent facility which is a testament to the dedication of our partners and our community. Though their generosity, we’ve sustained our model with pride. Yet, as the needs of our community continue to grow, so does the urgency to establish a home of our own. A permanent home base will reduce operational strain, strengthen consistency, and ensure excellent delivery of our mission for generations to come. In 2026, we must relocate from our temporary offices at UNK. This transition presents the opportunity to create a permanent home that anchors our mission in the community we serve.

A Place to Call Home

Our new 6,000-square-foot facility will serve as a visible, welcoming hub for collaboration and action.
Designed for flexibility and purpose, the space will include adaptable meeting rooms, training areas, youth
engagement space, and collaborative work environments that support community planning, data-driven decision making, and cross-sector problem solving. Located within walking distance of the University of Nebraska at Kearney and easily accessible to schools, healthcare partners, nonprofits, businesses, and families, this facility strengthens existing partnerships while expanding our reach. This permanent home is one that reflects the credibility, scale and urgency of our work. It is more than a building. It allows us to anchor our mission and provides us the opportunity to respond, adapt and lead.

Community home for planning and implementation

A home for youth to engage with adults

Location for community to seek solutions for complex issues

“This is our chance to work together to root our mission in our community permanently so we can flourish for generations to come.”

-Denise Zwiener, CEO Buffalo County Community Partners