On June 22, the observance of our 4th Annual MoCHIPĀ Child ID Awareness day, 12 year-old Molly, soon to be 13, became our 175,000th child
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Meet Molly…MoCHIP’s 175,000th Child ID’d! Posted June 25, 2013
We are celebrating! June 23 is the 4th Annual MoCHIP Day! Posted June 18, 2013
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It is theĀ 3rd anniversary of MoCHIP Day, MoCHIP Child Identification Protection and Awareness Day, in the state of Missouri. Please help observe this day by
Welcome to the NEW MOCHIP WEBSITE! Posted June 11, 2013
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We are very excited to debut our new MoCHIP website! There are sure to be a few kinks to work out, so please be patient
MoCHIP has a NEW Team #1 Posted April 28, 2013
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Mitch Penn and Larry Seabaugh are the new Regional Coordinators for southeastern part of our state! Welcome TEAM #1!!!! With this new inclusion of team
Our 150,000th Child ID’d Posted April 17, 2013
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Our 150,000th Child ID’d Mochip team #4 located in the Springfield area ID’d MoCHIP’s 150,000th child on June 16, 2012 during an event in
Kansas City area MoCHIP Youth Crew Posted April 15, 2013
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Meet the Kansas City area MoCHIP Youth Crew!Ā Under the direction of Jamie Marvin.
In Loving Memory Posted May 16, 2011
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RWB Paul Hunt Our beloved brother, Paul has passed onto the Great Architect of the Universe, January 20, 2011 A dedicated mason and a loyal,
Brad Fowler 2011 MoCHIP Coordinator of the Year Posted April 17, 2011
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Brad FowlerāRoad Warriorāand 2011 MoCHIP Coordinator of the Year Right off the bat youāre probably asking: why Road Warrior? There are a few layers
MoCHIP ID’s 125,000th Child Posted October 17, 2010
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Brayden, 6 years old, Ā fromĀ North Kansas City is MoCHIP’s 125,000th participant in the program!
Regional Coordinator of the year 2010 Posted September 28, 2010
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Congratulations to Phil Cary, Regional Coordinator team #5 … Named Regional Coordinator of the year 2010!!!! Phil Cary is a member of many appendant bodies
Nearly 2,000 children are reported missing or abducted in the United States each day. Contrary to what most people believe, young children are not the most common victims of abduction. Reports indicate that teenagers are the most frequent victims of both non-family abductions and stereotypical kidnappings-81% were children 12 or older.
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