The Mayor America initiative is an idea to bring Mayors from every U.S City together for Charity, Fund-Raising, Inner City development, economic development and other avenues for making the United States of America a better, stronger and a more livable place for all citizens.

This idea was born from the words of a former United States of America President, the late John F. Kennedy, “My fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country”.

These words, for many have been forgotten, or even worse, never taught. America attrition has made inroads throughout many neighborhoods, leaving in it’s wake a large segment of society asking, “What has my Country done for me?”.

The Mayor America initiative is an idea, not of political agenda, but rather of political responsibility. Who better to guide this initiative than the leaders of American Cities, for all Cities elect a Mayor, and so there is already a voice of many in place.

KCKFun.com has provided a vehicle by which all cities in Kansas can implement their Mayor America Initiative. Using this idea to entice other businesses to stand up and help make local City Commerce stronger. It is common knowledge that without City Commerce, America would never have succeeded. This doesn’t mean we can rest on the laurels of that success.

Here at KCKFun we relize our Mayor America Initiative is such a grand challenge, that we have narrowed our program down to only Kansas. Why Kansas? The answer to that is quite simple, we love The State of Kansas, and truely believe that this great State is on the cusp of becoming a destination not only for entertainment, but also for emerging businesses. We believe our Midwest Hospitality and Central location have paved the way for economic growth, and prosperity.

Please take the time to get involved with this initiative. Contact your local Mayor's office today, and let them know of our Mayor America Initiative. Below is the phone number to the Kansas Ciity, Kansas Mayors Office.

913-573-5040 KCK Mayor, Joe Reardon