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In this week's edition of Ozarks Public Radio's Sense of Community, we’re reporting on migrants, refugees — and the local volunteers who help care for them.

Have you shopped for spring cleaning products lately? ESG marketing of household cleaning products can benefit both the companies who make them and investors of these companies.

Staff lead a weekly Job Club program and work daily to help their clients flourish.

Gabriel and Jet'aime Bolenge came to Springfield in 2016 with their mom, dad and two other brothers.

John Ndahiriwe was a refugee from the Democratic Republic of the Congo who immigrated to the Ozarks. He and his family escaped a dire situation to make a new home in the United States.

How can you contribute professionally to astronomy?

KSMU's Meghan McKinney interviewed Fereshte about her time in Springfield and what she hopes for her future.

The program, which meets at the Stalnaker Boys & Girls Club, is run by the ELI at MSU and is funded by a grant awarded to SPS.

On our last day of Sense of Community reporting, we talk to professionals who work with their clients to file the right document at the right time and understand a process that takes years.

We talk with Timmy Lewis, who plays Lord Farquaad, about how he was hired for the role, how he chose theater as a career, and how his Farquaad differs from the animated version.