Waldorf Magazine – Kar Woo ’74
Kar Woo was profiled in Waldorf Magazine. The article appears on p.16. Read More
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FlatlandKC: A Good-Hearted Artist Meets His Moment During Pandemic
Kar Woo carries two phones. Both buzz incessantly these days — one from people seeking his help, the other from… Read More
Shawnee Mission Post – Blue Valley graduate overcomes traumatic past through Artists Helping the Homeless
When the hospital could no longer keep her and suicidal thoughts still flooded her mind, Errienne Floden hit rock bottom. Read More
KC Star: Citizen of 2015 finalist Kar Woo
They crossed paths near the doorway of the Welcome House, a temporary home in Kansas City for addicts working on… Read More
KC Magazine: 100 People Who Make Life Better in Kansas City
KAR WOO: Record-high gas prices haven’t put the brakes on Woo’s desire to help those in need. Locals might see… Read More
KCUR Wins Edward R. Murrow Award for AHH
KCUR and Harvest Public Media reporters recently received several journalism awards for their reporting. Elana Gordon won… Read More
KCUR: Helping The Homeless One Ride At A Time
Until 1 a.m. every day, Kar Woo, a slender man with dark shoulder length hair that’s greying around his ears, drives… Read More