Springfield, Missouri

The wall, unveiled on June 9, represents individuals, families and organizations who supported the group's efforts, said Executive Director Mark Miller.

Several organizations were there to let people know they are accepted as they are.

The small market will be located near Pickwick and Cherry.

Dale Dyllan owns Wild Foods by Dyllan, which offers pop up multi-course dinners that incorporate foraged plants and local ingredients.

The event will feature a parade, performances, vendor booths and more.

Timmons Hall and the Community Church Collaborative will host the events.

The temple will be built on land in southeast Springfield.

The center is in north Springfield near a Good Samaritan Boys Ranch apartment building.

The agreement, for $2 million, includes a contingency that the business will be open for one more season.

Two local charities benefited from the program through SPS, the Hatch Foundation and The Giving Square.