Kansas City, MO -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/23/2015 -- The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Kansas City organization continues to be supported by the Loretto Foundation and its founder Lamar Hunt Jr. The BBBSKC is spotlighted in a benefit each year in the annual Most Wanted Auction event. The 2015 Most Wanted Auction will be held December 5.

KC Magazine holds the Most Wanted live auction each year to honor exceptional Kansas City individuals in a high energy event created to directly benefit the BBBSKC organization. Honorees are selected by their past accomplishments in their community and professional work and for their contributions to Kansas City. KC Magazine will feature each of the 30 honorees in their printed magazine and online after they are announced later this fall. Honorees will also be recognized in ceremony at the Most Wanted Auction.

The 2015 Most Wanted Auction will raise funds for the BBBSKC through live auction of packages creatively designed by the Most Wanted honorees. The packages are designed to be unique, featuring once in a lifetime experiences. Last year's packages included high ticket items such as safari trips to Africa, meet and greets with professional athletes, and many more unique experiences.

The KC Magazine Most Wanted auction will feature music, a live auctioneer, as well as food and drink for attendees to enjoy. Tickets will be on sale soon for the December 5 event.

For more information about the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kansas City visit http://www.bbbskc.org

About Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kansas City
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Kansas City (BBBSKC) has served more than 20,000 at-risk youth in the Kansas City metropolitan area. Serving over 1,700 youth in Kansas City each year, BBBSKC provides children facing adversity in one-to-one life-changing friendships with adult mentors. BBBSKC matches school-aged youth (Littles) from one-parent or other non-traditional homes, with caring, adult volunteers (Bigs).

About Lamar Hunt Jr.
Lamar Hunt, Jr. founded and participates in the Loretto Companies group that includes the Kansas City based private charitable organization Loretto Foundation, LLC. One of the major goals of the foundation, besides making contributions to charities, is to educate the public about what the Christian faith has to say about business and our work in the world. Hunt is also the owner of the Independence, MO hockey team the Missouri Mavericks, LLC (member of the East Coast hockey League).