Kim Noyes Black Light Bingo Fundraiser

For years, Kim Noyes has been one of the people who shows up when someone else is facing their worst day.

Kim is a leader with the Dry Creek Bloodhounds, part of our multi-community Search and Rescue network. Alongside these incredible bloodhounds and their handlers, Kim has dedicated her time and heart to helping search for the missing and assisting communities and first responders when every minute matters.

She has been there to help others.

Now, it is our turn to be there for Kim.

Kim is facing Stage 4 metastatic breast cancer that has spread to her bones. It is a diagnosis that changes everything—not only for Kim, but for the family, friends, teammates, first responders, and communities who love her.

But cancer does not get to tell the whole story of who Kim Noyes is.

Her story is also one of service, determination, compassion, and a willingness to answer the call when someone needs help.

Search and Rescue is more than putting a bloodhound's nose to the ground. Behind every search are countless hours of training, travel, preparation, equipment, veterinary care, food, and commitment. Kim has helped make sure these teams are ready when the call comes—not just for one department or one town, but for the multiple agencies and communities they serve.

On October 17, 2026, we are asking our communities to show Kim what happens when the people she has served come together for her.

🖤 BLACKLIGHT BINGO — A FUNDRAISER FOR KIM NOYES

📅 Saturday, October 17, 2026
⏰ Beginning at 5:00 PM
📍 Gerald Lions Hall
120 N. Bernhardt Ave., Gerald, MO 63037
🎟️ $25 Event Buy-In

The evening will include Blacklight Bingo, a silent auction, table decorating contest, costume contest, food, drinks, laughter, fellowship, and a whole lot of love for Kim.

This is about more than one night of Bingo.

It's about surrounding someone who has spent so much of her life helping others. It's about reminding Kim that she doesn't have to fight this battle alone.

To every firefighter, law enforcement officer, EMS professional, dispatcher, Search and Rescue member, community organization, local business, friend, neighbor, and supporter:

This is our call to show up.

Come fill the Gerald Lions Hall. Bring your friends. Decorate your table. Dress up. Play Bingo. Bid generously. Laugh loudly. And most importantly, help us stand beside Kim as she continues this fight.

Kim and the Dry Creek Bloodhounds have helped answer the call for others.

On October 17th, we're answering the call for her.

💜 For Kim. For her family. For the Bloodhounds. For the communities they serve.

THEIR NOSE. OUR HOPE. 🐾

TOGETHER, WE FIGHT FOR KIM.

Please SHARE this story and help us reach every community, department, organization, and person whose life has been touched by the dedication of Search and Rescue. One share can reach another table of supporters—and every table helps us surround Kim with the support she deserves.