Non profit organizations in St. Louis, MO - Page 11

BARC's low-income spay/neuter program has subsidized over 82,000 dog and cat surgeries since 2003.

Independence Center is a community-based rehabilitation program for adults with severe and persistent

OUR MISSION Our mission is to promote inclusion for all people. OUR VISION Our vision is a better community for all of us, not just for some of us.

The Tower Grove South Neighborhood Association includes all residents and businesses within its borders.

To establish and maintain a place of worship, propagate the Gospel of Jesus Christ according to God

The Fourth City Sisters - Abbey of the Glittering Arch is a 501(c)3 charitable organization serving the St. Louis LGBTQIA+ Community. Our mission is one of Habitual Perpetration an...

A foster-based 501c rescue, providing essential medical care, socialization, and love to prepare pets for their new beginnings. Our Mission: To rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome an...

AmeriCorps St. Louis is a nonprofit and AmeriCorps National Service grantee, offering a year-long program for young adults engaged in conservation and disaster response. Weekly day...

Through an individualized, holistic, and multi-year investment, College Bound empowers students in St. Louis facing systemic barriers to achieve transformative lives of higher educ...

Life and sight for every child. DONATE TODAY: https://wechope.org/give-hope/donate/

The official page for The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. - Metropolitan St. Louis Chapter. We focus on these advocacy priorities: •Economic Empowerment •Edu...

Sri Sri Krishna Balaram Temple (ISKCON St. Louis) 3926 Lindell Blvd St Louis, MO 63108

Expanding early literacy through high-quality books, strong relationships, and community connections.

Hi, I am Alaina Jane. many of you know my mommy, Amber Helzer. I am 3 years old with 3 other siblings and my daddy, Tyrel. I have just been diagnosed with a deadly brain tumor, DIP...

Club Atletico Saint Louis U16, U21 & U23 platform.

A non-profit organization helping St. Louis Area parents and caregivers. Private group: www.facebook

HAM(Heroes Assist Migrants) is supporting migrants in the border area of Thai-Myanmar.

Moving children and families in the direction of hope

The Saint Louis Fashion Fund collaborates with our community to promote a vibrant and diverse and retail community in the St. Louis Region. #STL

Carondelet Park, dedicated in July 1876, is a unique, 179-acre natural setting including two lakes, a boathouse, bandstand, picnic pavillions, tennis courts, ball fields, playgroun...

Lydia’s House provides domestic violence survivors and their children a safe place to heal, a voice for justice, and an opportunity for better and sustainable lives.

The Urban League Young Professionals of Metropolitan St. Louis

The Hopeful Neighborhood Project is a collaborative network committed to improving neighborhood well-being around the world. Our resources and online network equip neighbors to wor...

We support Court Appointed Special Advocates - CASA volunteers - who advocate for children in foster care in St. Louis. Our effective, compassionate advocacy helps reunify families...

YouthBaseballNetwork is a marketing & online media company dedicated to the Youth Baseball Industry.

MCCGSL was founded in October 1973. We are a community of LGBTQIA+ folx and allies embodying the liberating heart of Jesus where everyone is invited to come as you are, believing a...

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Elevating Experiences one Buddy at a Time🍃 Misses BudTalkSTL is a trailblazer and socialite in the industry. Accepting bookings to collaborate on curating our activations at your ...

Show Me Some History! Apart of the Abandoned Atlas Foundation, we are a team of photojournalists that travel the state to preserve the historic buildings of Missouri. Our goal is t...

Holly Hills. Named to evoke the glamour and excitement of 1920’s Hollywood. However, you won’t find any palm trees or wide-eyed starlets here.

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