The Native Sons and Daughters of
Greater Kansas City

Since 1932 …

Advocating, Educating, & Commemorating

The rich, unique heritage, civic spirit, achievements of GKC founders, and contributors, past or present.

Awards

The Native Sons and Daughters of Greater Kansas City awards honor individuals and organizations whose work preserves, promotes, and celebrates the region’s history and heritage.

Historical Recognition

The Native Sons and Daughters of Greater Kansas City Historic Markers commemorate significant people, places, and events that shaped the region’s history and cultural legacy.

Member Experiences

The Native Sons and Daughters of Greater Kansas City member experiences offer engaging opportunities to connect with local history, participate in preservation efforts, and celebrate the region’s cultural heritage alongside a community of dedicated members.

About Us

The Native Sons and Daughters of Greater Kansas City, Inc. is dedicated to the historic preservation of the unique and rich heritage of the greater Kansas City metropolitan area, both in Missouri and Kansas, through advocacy, education and restoration. It also seeks to preserve and maintain archives of historical interest relating to the development of the Kansas City region and to recognize individuals who have resided therein and contributed to such development.

Adopted by the NSDKC Board of Directors
14 November 2012

A personal membership offers individuals a meaningful way to engage with local history, support preservation efforts, and join a community dedicated to celebrating the region’s heritage.

The Founders of Greater Kansas City are the men and women of the companies that originated in and continue to lead the development of our metropolitan area. The Founders support The Native Sons and Daughters of Greater Kansas City mission of historic preservation of our unique and rich heritage and lead the march of progress.

Membership renewals, and initial payments by new members, can be made using the online options below, or by sending a check.

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