Greene County 100 Club

Looking for a way to support local first responders?

Salute to Greene County is an event that honors fallen service members killed in the line of duty. Come join us for a lovely dinner and event- attended by supporters, families, Greene County, Springfield Police, and local Fire Departments.

Can't attend but still want to be involved? visit https://www.greenecounty100club.com/salute/ to learn more.

*The Greene County 100 club is a 501(C)3, not-for-profit organization that provides financial support to the surviving spouse and dependent children of police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty in Greene County, Missouri.*

Wishing you and your family a safe 4th of July!
Happy Birthday America! ♥️🤍

Praying for everyone involved 🙏

Recovery efforts continue for 3 missing after going over Lake Springfield dam: https://www.ky3.com/2026/06/15/recovery-efforts-continue-3-missing-after-going-over-lake-springfield-dam/

See you at the blood drive!

Today We Remember: Sergeant David C. May
Sergeant May's story: http://bit.ly/SgtMay

Join us on May 28th!

It's time to start planning for our Salute to Greene County Gala, on Sept 3rd!

Salute To Greene County Gala | Greene County 100 Club Join Us September 3rd 2026 for the Greene County 100 Clubs annual "SALUTE TO GREENE COUNTY" The Greene County 100 Club has begun planning its seventh annual Salute to Greene County Law Enforcement & Firefighters Gala, supporting families of fallen law enforcement and firefighters and we need your he...

Great photos taken from the hockey game this weekend! Thanks to all who made it out to support our organization!

Board Member Spotlight 🔦:
Neil Kastler

Neil brings a firsthand understanding of service to the Greene County 100 Club.
As a Detective with the Greene County Sheriff’s Office, Neil sees the realities of the job every day- multiple roles, constant pressure, and a deep commitment to protecting the community. That perspective is what drew him to the organization, especially after witnessing the support provided to the family of fallen deputy Aaron Roberts.

Though new to the board, Neil recognizes the importance of what the 100 Club does- providing direct, immediate support to families on what is often the worst day of their lives.

What he admires most is the dedication first responders show to their community, day in and day out.

Outside of work, you’ll most likely find Neil at his sons’ sporting events, or spending time with family- something he knows firsthand is at the heart of why this mission matters.