Vaughn-Trent Community Services

Vaughn-Trent Community Services Serving USD 204 school district with emergency assistance.

300 Oak Street, Suite D, PO Box 75; Bonne

Vaughn-Trent Community Services was founded in 1989 by a group of concerned citizens as a non-profit agency to help individuals and families in need of food, clothing, and other emergency assistance. The agency was named in honor of the late Marion Vaughn, Bonner Springs, Kansas mayor and civic leader and the late Lindy Trent, Edwardsville, Kansas mayor and civic leader.

Vaughn- Trent has a new page! Some of our friends have followed us there, but many are still missing.If you are...
12/06/2024

Vaughn- Trent has a new page!

Some of our friends have followed us there, but many are still missing.

If you are one of the missing, please go here: Vaughn-Trent Community Services -VTCS

Click on “like” and “follow”to get up-to-date and to stay informed about what’s happening at Vaughn Trent.

Thank you! 

Today is Columbus Day, commemorating Christopher Columbus's arrival in America in 1492.Another holiday is also celebrate...
10/14/2024

Today is Columbus Day, commemorating Christopher Columbus's arrival in America in 1492.

Another holiday is also celebrated today. Do you know what it is?

Go to our new page to see the details. While you're there, be sure to like/follow/share! Thank you.

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TODAY is the deadline to RSVP
10/03/2024

TODAY is the deadline to RSVP

Join us to register to vote for the 2024 General Election, and learn more about joining the NAACP.

Most needed in the pantry this week: - soup - vegetables - beans - ravioliYou may drop your nonperishable donations at  ...
10/03/2024

Most needed in the pantry this week:

- soup
- vegetables
- beans
- ravioli

You may drop your nonperishable donations at

- VTCS, 9-noon, MWF
- Lake of the Forest Post Office
- Bonner Springs City Library
- Third Space Coffee
- Ten & Two Coffee Bar
- Academy Bank

Thank you!

Happy Autumn Equinox! This balance between day and night occurs as the Earth’s tilt aligns so that the sun is directly o...
09/20/2024

Happy Autumn Equinox!

This balance between day and night occurs as the Earth’s tilt aligns so that the sun is directly over the equator. In the Northern Hemisphere, this marks the beginning of fall, while in the Southern Hemisphere, it signifies the start of spring​​.

Summer is over.  People are back to work and school and busy with activities old and new.  Consequently, our September M...
09/17/2024

Summer is over. People are back to work and school and busy with activities old and new.

Consequently, our September Meal of the Month is QUICK AND EASY MEALS.

Some suggestions:

- taco night supplies (soft/hard shells, salsa, canned black/refried/pinto beans, rice, taco seasoning, canned enchilada/tostada sauce, taco/corn chips, salsa

- easy meal sides (pasta, rice, potato)

- easy meal mixes (hamburger/tuna helper, Velveeta skillets)

- canned meats (chicken, tuna, sausage, ham) and dried meats

You may drop off your nonperishable donations at
- VTCS, 300 Oak, Suite D, 9-noon, MWF
- Bonner Springs City Library
- Ten & Two Coffee Bar
- Third Space Coffee
- Academy Bank
- Lake of the Forest Post Office

Thank you!

Here are 10 fun facts about Labor Day:1-Labor Day is ALWAYS the first Monday of September even though the first official...
08/30/2024

Here are 10 fun facts about Labor Day:

1-Labor Day is ALWAYS the first Monday of September even though the first official Labor Day was actually celebrated on Tuesday, September 5, 1882 in New York

2-President Grover Cleveland signed it into law in 1894.

3-Labor Day came about more than two decades BEFORE the US Department of Labor Existed.

4-Speaking of labor, thousands of expectant moms will go into labor on Labor Day - typically resulting in more than 10,000 babies being born

5-Labor Day is considered the end of hot dog season. According to the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council, from Memorial Day to Labor Day, Americans typically consume 7 billion hot dogs. That’s 818 hot dogs consumed every second during that time.

6-Labor Day also is considered by many to be the end of Summer - but that's not actually true. The First Day of Autumn is Thursday, September 22, 2022

7-The average work day in the 19th century was 12 hours long, 7 days a week, and sometimes children as young as 5 were working in factories!

8-Labor has an official "mascot" or icon: Rosie the Riveter. But do you know why? Rosie the Riveter was used as a symbol of feminism and a morale booster for women working in factories during World War II. Artist J. Howard Miller designed the infamous Rosie the Riveter poster. She has stood the test of time as inspiration.

9-Labor Day weekend is considered one of the busiest weekends to travel. Last year, over 35.5 million people hit the road, 85.8 % by car.
10-As recently as 10 years ago it was considered taboo to wear white after Labor Day (see point 6 above!) because it was *unofficially* the end of summer; however recent fashion trends show white pants and shoes all year long as being a la mode.

So, the real question for you: how are you spending your Labor Day? Please post your pics in the comments below! And have a happy Labor Day weekend!

We will be closed on Monday, September 2, for the Labor Day holiday.Visit us on Friday, August 30, or next week on Wedne...
08/29/2024

We will be closed on Monday, September 2, for the Labor Day holiday.

Visit us on Friday, August 30, or next week on Wednesday or Friday, 9-noon.

Address

300 Oak Street Ste D
Bonner Springs, KS
66012

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 12pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

(913) 441-0461

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Vaughn-Trent Community Services was founded in 1989 by a group of concerned citizens as a non-profit agency to help individuals and families in need of food, clothing, and other emergency assistance. The agency was named in honor of the late Marion Vaughn, Bonner Springs, Kansas mayor and civic leader and the late Lindy Trent, Edwardsville, Kansas mayor and civic leader.