Skaters’ Picnic Fosters Joy, Connection

Skaters’ Picnic Fosters Joy, Connection

Skaters’ Picnic Fosters Joy, ConnectionLongstanding KidsMatter fundraiser showcases student talent, builds on history of bringing community togetherFor more than a dozen years, skaters, police officers and community leaders joined together — simply to celebrate and...

B2B support spans decades to benefit KidsMatter

B2B support spans decades to benefit KidsMatter

B2B support spans decades to benefit KidsMatterThe Naperville-area business community’s support of KidsMatter has long roots within our 25-year history. One great example is the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce’s Team B2B — a longtime supporter of KidsMatter,...

An Encounter with Kindness!

An Encounter with Kindness!

An Encounter with KindnessOnce again, we have crossed into a new year – a great time to challenge our thinking. As I consider kindness and its relationship to inclusion, I am reminded of a dining experience. I was favored to share a conversation with a “healthy food,”...

Kite Fly Returns to Frontier Sports Complex

Kite Fly Returns to Frontier Sports Complex

Kite Fly Returns to Frontier Sports Complex Sunday, June 5th Naperville Park District and KidsMatter will co-host the free, family-friendly event, presented by The Branch - Naperville MomsThe 15th annual Frontier Kite Fly, presented by The Branch – Naperville Moms,...

Kidsmatter 2 Us – Importance of Relationships

Kidsmatter 2 Us – Importance of Relationships

Kidsmatter 2 Us – Importance of RelationshipsRecently KidsMatter and the Naperville Police Department co-hosted a Community and Parent Forum, “Protecting Our Children: Understanding and Monitoring Youth Mental Health.” The panel included Ryan Lauterwasser, LCPC, CADC...

Kidsmatter 2 Us – ‘Development Assets’

Kidsmatter 2 Us – ‘Development Assets’

Kidsmatter 2 Us – 'Development Assets'Edward Hospital created KidsMatter (formerly known as the Naperville Youth Development Coalition) as a community-wide prevention health strategy to combat teenage destructive behaviors. In 2001 KidsMatter was granted its 501(c)(3)...

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