The Drew Lewis Foundation offers programming via the Northwest Project at The Fairbanks and other community hubs to benefit families from diverse backgrounds through social, physical, and educational activities. Our mission is to make our city a better place to live by recreating community through Engagement, Transformation, and Support in underserved neighborhoods.
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Drew Lewis Foundation
@ The Fairbanks
1126 N. Broadway Ave.
Springfield, MO 65802
417.720.1890
YOU’RE INVITED
Drew Lewis Foundation
@ The Fairbanks
1126 N. Broadway Ave.
Springfield, MO 65802
417.720.1890
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Life360
Church
Life360
PreSchool
Redeemer
Church
Springfield
Community Gardens
Life360
Church
Life360
PreSchool
Redeemer
Church
Springfield
Community Gardens
Upcoming Activities
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About Drew Lewis
Few people touch as many lives as Drew did in his all too short 45 years. Throughout his life Drew was drawn to people and people were drawn to him. There was no relationship more important than the one he had with his two children and his family. Drew was also an active and devoted member of his community. He was well suited to his chosen field in real estate sales. His life’s work was exemplified in his love for his family and his community.
Read MoreAbout Drew Lewis
Few people touch as many lives as Drew did in his all too short 45 years. Throughout his life Drew was drawn to people and people were drawn to him. There was no relationship more important than the one he had with his two children and his family. Drew was also an active and devoted member of his community. He was well suited to his chosen field in real estate sales. His life’s work was exemplified in his love for his family and his community.
Read MoreAbout the Fairbanks
The Fairbanks schoolhouse was built in 1906, and served the Grant Beach neighborhood many years thereafter. Over a century later, however, it had fallen into a state of severe disrepair. Amy Blansit and Drew Lewis acquired the Fairbanks in 2013 with the intent to restore it as a community pillar. The 25,000 square foot space serves as an auditorium, a teaching kitchen, a technology lab, a visual and performing arts space, and more.
The Fairbanks schoolhouse was built in 1906, and served the Grant Beach neighborhood many years thereafter. Over a century later, however, it had fallen into a state of severe disrepair. Amy Blansit and Drew Lewis acquired the Fairbanks in 2013 with the intent to restore it as a community pillar. The 25,000 square foot space serves as an auditorium, a teaching kitchen, a technology lab, a visual and performing arts space, and more.
The Northwest Project
Focusing on a Brighter Future for Families
Community Foundation of the Ozarks
Connecting a Passion to Purpose
The Northwest Project
Focusing on a Brighter Future for Families
Community Foundation of the Ozarks
Connecting a Passion to Purpose