Shiloh Center Legacy Banquet

Shiloh Center 2026 Legacy Banquet

Shiloh Center invites the community to attend its annual 2026 Legacy Banquet, A New Legacy, on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at Davis Event Space in Harrisonville. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., with dinner and the program beginning at 6:00 p.m.

This inspiring evening will celebrate more than 33 years of serving women, children, and families throughout Cass County while casting a vision for the future of the ministry. Guests will enjoy a complimentary catered dinner, powerful client testimonies, worship, a silent auction, and presentations from nationally recognized speakers.

Featured speakers include Lauren Eden and Dr. Kathy Aultman. The evening will also feature ministry updates from Executive Director Courtney Gilmore and opportunities to learn how the community can partner with Shiloh Center to continue providing free pregnancy services, parenting education, medical support, mentoring, and practical resources to local families.

Advance reservations are required. Banquet seating is filling quickly, and no walk-in guests will be admitted. Guests are encouraged to reserve their seats as soon as possible by visiting:

Shiloh Center Legacy Banquet Registration

The banquet is complimentary to attend, thanks to the generosity of sponsors and ministry partners. A charitable giving opportunity will be offered during the evening to support Shiloh Center’s mission and future growth.

Event Details
What: Shiloh Center 2026 Legacy Banquet – A New Legacy
Date: Thursday, October 22, 2026
Time: Doors Open: 5:30 p.m. | Program Begins: 6:00 p.m.
Location: Davis Event Space, Harrisonville, Missouri
Cost: Complimentary (RSVP Required)
RSVP: Reserve Your Seat
Walk-ins: Not permitted
Theme: A New Legacy

This annual event serves as Shiloh Center’s premier fundraising banquet, bringing together approximately 300 community members, business leaders, churches, and ministry partners to celebrate lives changed and invest in a future where every woman has access to compassionate care, practical support, and hope.