Total Number of Gifts

REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
An in-depth report on how Give STL Day transformed
the St. Louis community
20,260
$2.1
gifts
million
raised
26%
1
new
donors
day
www.stlgives.org
790
nonprofits
9th
in dollars
raised
nationally
Overview: Here’s What Happened on May 5, 2015
The St. Louis Community Foundation hosted the 2015 Give STL Day on May 5, 2015. Give STL Day aims to
inspire and empower the region to engage donors in an effort raise as many unrestricted donations as possible
in 24 hours. Beginning at 12:00 AM and ending at 11:59 PM, it was evident that the St. Louis region made a
significant impact by supporting local nonprofits, ultimately growing philanthropy. In 24 hours, 13,606 unique
donors gave 20,260 donations from their hearts to 790 nonprofits all of which raised over $2.1 million.
Give STL Day did not happen overnight. It was an organized, collaborative effort that mobilized our citizens
and their networks to respond to a myriad of needs in our community. To achieve this $2 million outcome, the
St. Louis Community Foundation and its nonprofit partners kicked off the Give STL Day campaign in February
2015 by to organizing the effort through training, communication and networking opportunities. Giving in our
region has been transformed; donors are energized and the funding community is beginning to rethink how it
supports the nonprofit sector.
This Report to the Community offers lessons learned from Give STL Day 2015 and highlights opportunities to
grow regional philanthropy and strengthen the nonprofit sector.
Methodology
This report analyzed information gleaned from various sources, which include:
1. Quantitative Metrics
• Wired Impact, a nonprofit marketing agency, provided a summary of website analytics from
Google, showing donor behavior on Give STL Day. The report highlighted areas of success and
potential improvement.
• Kimbia, Inc. an online giving portal – tells who donated, where they came from, and the number of times they contributed.
2.
Qualitative Analysis
Surveys were distributed to participating nonprofits after Give STL Day. Participation in the survey was optional and anonymous. Topics included:
• Satisfaction with technology
• Demographics
• Trends in Giving
• Participation in various events
• Overall satisfaction
• Ways to improve
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Giving Statistics
Donor Statistics
# of Donations
# of Donors
Gifts
Min. Gift Size
# of First-Time Donors
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
2015
20,260
13,606
5,200
0
5000 10000 15000 20000 25000
Avg. Gift on Give STL Day
$82.85
$10
*Data provided from Wired Impact Analysis 2015 - data only includes online donations, not offline donations
Giving Incentives
• Sponsored “lift dollars” boosted donations during designated times. 20 in 20 - $20,000 up for grabs in a 20 minute period. In the most successful “lift time” every dollar raised saw an added 0.94 cents - almost a dollar for dollar match.
• An additional $122,000 was awarded in prize incentives, as well as special ticketing packages from the
St. Louis Cardinals and St. Louis Rams.
SPONSOR NAME
LIFT/$1
TIME OF DAY
Lutheran & Incarnate Word Foundations
0.53
6:00 AM
Archford Capital
0.19
10:00 AM
Smith Moore
0.30
12:00 PM
Cardinals, Rams & Blues
0.41
6:00 PM
St. Louis Community Foundation
0.94
10:00 AM & 12:00 PM
US Bank
0.42
11:00 PM
Giving by the Hour
• Best hour of giving - 10:00 AM
• Reached $2 million goal - 11:00 PM
• Average raised per hour - $42,932
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Nonprofit Categories and Demographics
Give STL Day is structured to increase donor engagement and bring awareness to nonprofits in the St. Louis
region in an effort to encourage local philanthropic giving. Seven hundred and ninety nonprofits registered for
Give STL Day to leverage the Giving Day campaign to boost awareness of their mission. Participation ranged
from 15 different counties from across the St. Louis metropolitan area.
Total Number of Gifts: 20,260
TOTAL RAISED: $2,073,104.69
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Nonprofit Categories and Demographics (cont.)
Nonprofits from various industries and counties participated in Give STL Day including: education, health,
animal, arts and culture and environment, just to name a few.
Category
Human Services
Education
School
Health
Animal
Arts & Culture
Community Development
Environment
Youth Development
Religion
Total Dollars Raised
$382,692.18
$306,887.13
$275,620.14
$267,269.60
$223,672.43
$121,057.82
$116,013.35
$96,024.00
$84,573.04
$29,792.00
Top Organization by Total Amount Raised
Top Organization by Number of Gifts
Stray Rescue of St. Louis
Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region
Human Services
158 NPOs
Education
126 NPOs
Schools
5%
4%
Total # of Gifts
4,632
2,097
2,396
2,036
3,566
1,496
1,643
930
1,025
424
Arts & Culture
2%
47 NPOs
Community
Development
20%
6%
47 NPOs
6%
Environment
119 NPOs
Health
40 NPOs
16%
12%
110 NPOs
Animal
14%
15%
95 NPOs
Youth
Development
32 NPOs
Religion
16 NPOs
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Website analytics
When comparing traffic numbers from this year’s Give STL Day with 2014, there was steady growth in
year-over-year performance.
Comparing Website Year-Over-Year Performance
The following table shows the performance of the Give STL Day website this year compared to 2014.
May 6, 2014
37,786
154,757
4.10
Visits
Page Views
Pages per Session
May 5, 2015
55,361
300,694
5.43
Year-Over-Year Growth
46.51%
94.30%
32.62%
Mobile Website Traffic
The following table shows the traffic and behavior of visitors via mobile phones and tablets.
Desktop
Mobile
Tablet
Overall
Visits
32,811
18,438
4,112
55,361
Bounce Rate
1.54%
1.73%
1.76%
1.63%
Pages per Session
6.27
3.91
5.53
5.43
Conversion Rate
32.35%
11.01%
22.96%
24.55%
Engagement Terminology
•
Visits: The number of times the website was visited.
•
Page Views: The number of times an individual page on the website was viewed.
•
Pages Per Session: The number of pages the average website visitor viewed when visiting the website.
•
Bounce Rate: The percentage of visitors that land on a page of your website and leave without visiting another page.
•
Conversion Rate: The percentage of visitors that complete an action was identified as a goal on the website; making a donation.
*Data provided from Wired Impact Analysis 2015
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Give STL Day Nonprofit Overview
Nonprofits drove Give STL Day and made it a success. While St. Louis Community Foundation raised the profile
of the campaign and sponsorship dollars, it was up to the nonprofits to drive individual donor giving.
Organizers emphasized this importance to nonprofits and encouraged them to test new ideas, methods and
communication strategies.
Nonprofit Orientation and Training
To participate in Give STL Day, nonprofits were required to complete a profile on the website givestlday.org.
The St. Louis Community Foundation also provided many opportunities for training, which included one
webinar, and six 90-minute, in-person training sessions that covered many topics which included: donor engagement, fundraising, marketing communications and social media.
• Nearly 70% of nonprofit participants attended a training session
Communications and Social Media
To promote their own causes, nonprofits used traditional communications methods and leveraged social media
with surprising results. Since Give STL Day is built around a digital platform intended to drive donors to make
gifts online, it is no surprise that social media was a crucial element in the giving day campaign.
While the majority of organizations are just now beginning to exploit social media, some are well-versed. Give
STL Day offered a unique opportunity to many nonprofits to test and broaden their social media engagement.
18% of donors heard about the
Give STL Day through Facebook or
Twitter
Facebook was the #1 social media
referral source to givestlday.org
on May 5 with 83.59% of traffic
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Give STL Day 2015
Give Local America: The St. Louis Region vs. Rest of Nation
Led by Kimbia, Give Local America, a national campaign, included over 100 community foundations in a
national Day of Giving on May 5th and collectively raised a total of $68 million, enlisted 9,000 nonprofits and
engaged 300,000 donors throughout the country.
How did the St. Louis region stack up? Here are the numbers:
• Give STL Day ranked #9 nationwide for the most dollars raised. (Ranked #12 in 2014).
• Give STL Day ranked #6 based on the number of gifts donated.
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
most
$
raised
# of gifts
donated
Significant Takeaways
Several themes emerged concerning the nonprofit experience.
• Regional pride: Give STL Day was a source of pride for our community. From board members to first time donors, those 24 hours struck a chord that reverberated across the region – a feeling of connection. Everyone wanted to join in Give STL Day, everyone wanted to give, and everyone wanted to tell others about their participation.
• May 5th was just the beginning: While the period leading up to and including May 5th was intense, many nonprofits realized that Give STL Day was just the start of something greater – an enhanced social media presence, a renewed and focused sense of mission and board engagement, and a recognition that better communications and marketing efforts were needed.
• Board engagement was key: Nonprofit boards hold many responsibilities, including that of fundraising. Give STL Day offered an easy way for board members to give their own personal gift and to satisfy
organization’s ‘give and get’ policies.
• Small is big: Sometimes small nonprofits are hindered by the perception that size matters. On Give STL Day, small organizations were successful, by leaps and bounds, and played a pivotal role in the day’s overall success.
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Give STL Day 2015
Marketing Support
Our marketing objectives centered on creating broad awareness of Give STL Day in order to reach the donor
community and invite new givers. A combination of paid and pro-bono advertising, expansive local media
coverage, and social media efforts helped capture the imagination of the community and inspire
unprecedented generosity. With this baseline of awareness, it was up to the nonprofits to bring home the
message of why donors should give to them.
For paid media coverage, the St. Louis Community Foundation had a total budget of nearly $60,000.
Media partners included:
• The St. Louis Business Journal
• KMOV News Channel 4
• St. Louis Magazine
• St. Louis American
Earned media coverage included interviews
or news coverage in the following:
• KMOX-Radio
• Y-98
• KMOV-TV
• KSDK
• KTVI-TV
• CityTV
• Radio Arts Foundation St. Louis
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Lessons Learned and Future Needs
Throughout the process, lessons were learned, which included the following:
• Make everything “open source” and available on the website for nonprofits.
• Don’t skimp on training.
• Offer more general social media training in advance of the Give Day training.
• You cannot over-communicate to nonprofits.
• You can over-communicate to donors.
• Partnerships are the key to success.
Open Source
“Open source” refers to the importance of making sure all materials, images, videos, tools and ideas for
promotion are housed on the Give Day website. It is amazing how creative nonprofits are when they are given
the right tools to tailor and customize their promotional materials. Don’t be afraid to let go of control!
Training
You cannot over-prepare for a successful Give Day. Webinars and in-person training at locations throughout the
region, as well as social media training sessions, proved to be an important factor in Give STL Day’s success.
Communication to Nonprofits
There is no way to over-communicate about the logistics of Gve STL Day. While appearing at times redundant,
remember there are a lot of groups that have never participated in a Give Day. Making sure that everyone is on
the same page and operating with the same set of rules and instructions is vital.
Communication to Donors
There is a way for nonprofits to over-communicate to their donors. When a donor makes a donation,
nonprofits should thank them and not send too many additional messages asking for donations. All
communication to donors should be strategic and timely.
Partnerships
Partnerships are the key to success. We needed to get the entire metro region excited about Give STL Day. It
was important to have a number of allies who were communicating, supporting, posting, tweeting and cheerleading for this initiative. All the paid advertising in the world could not generate the same kind of grassroots,
viral enthusiasm that came from engaging the right set of community groups that touch a host of nonprofits on
a daily basis. The partnerships that were formed are trusted friends who helped give credibility to this event.
(See our list of partners on page 10).
Finally, don’t forget the success of Give STL Day does not solely rest on the amount of money raised. In
St. Louis we raised a total of $120,500 in prize and incentive dollars. Those dollars primed the pump to excite
groups about winning, but this was far from the only incentive to participate. The real payoff comes from the
skills the nonprofits develop around social media, marketing, messaging and reaching new audiences.
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Communication Partners
Our communication partners were instrumental in helping us get the word out and keep nonprofits informed
about important updates related to Give STL Day. Combined, the number of emails sent to nonprofits
region-wide totaled nearly 10,000 in one day alone thanks to the support of the following:
• Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)
• Community Service Public Relations Council (CSPRC)
• Nonprofit Missouri
• The Grants and Foundation Center at the St. Louis Public Library
• The Nonprofit Services Center (NSC)
• The Rome Group
• United Way of Greater St. Louis
Sponsors
Without the financial support of donors, we wouldn’t have had such a remarkable event.
A special thanks to:
• Ameren
• Archford Capital Strategies
• Boeing
• Centene Charitable Foundation
• Incarnate Word Foundation
• Lutheran Foundation
• Les Buechele
• Maritz
• Mark Schnuck
• McBride and Sons Homes
• Missouri Foundation for Health
• Northern Trust
• Purina
• Savvi Formalwear
• Smith, Moore
• St. Louis Blues
• St. Louis Cardinals
• St. Louis Rams
• Thompson CoburnLLP
• US Bank
• Wells Fargo Advisors
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Give STL Day 2015
St. Louis Community Foundation Board of Directors
Without the big vision and grassroots support provided by our board of directors, Give STL Day would not
have been possible. We would like to offer our sincere thanks to them for all their hard work before, during
and after the big day!
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Marvin D. Anderson
Christopher S. Bond
L. B. Eckelkamp Jr.
Matthew W. Geekie
Dennis J. Jacknewitz
John M. Jennings
Cynthia J. Kohlbry
Gary E. Krosch
Michael P. McMillan
Kimball R. McMullin, Partner
Donald B. Poling, Principal
Winthrop B. Reed III, Member
James M. Snowden Jr.
Susan P. Sullivan
Rebecca S. Weaver
Nonprofits
Last, but not least, there wouldn’t be a Give STL Day without the 790 nonprofits that participated in this
event. Thank you to those organizations who, once again, took the leap of faith with us in believing that our
community could be so charitable in a single day.
1904 World’s Fair Charitable Foundation
7th Grade Poetry Foundation
Academy of Science St. Louis
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Achievements Unlimited
ACLU of Missouri
ActNow! Rescue Animals Count Too
Affton Christian Food Pantry
Affton Historical Society
AGAPE Ministry of Warren County, Inc.
AIGA Saint Louis
ALFA (Abundant Living for All) Foundation
ALIVE, Inc.
Almost Home
Althoff Catholic High School
Alzheimer’s Disease and Related
Disorders Association, St. Louis Chapter, Inc.
Ambassadors of Harmony
American Cancer Society - Hope Lodge
St. Louis
American Diabetes Association
American Foundation for Suicide
Prevention - Eastern Missouri
American Lung Association in Missouri
American Red Cross
Angel Band Project
Angel Moms Over St. Louis Mo and Abroad
Angels in Training, A Mother & Daughter
Service Organization
Angels’ Arms
Animal House Cat Rescue and Adoption Center
Animal Protective Association of Missouri
Annie Malone Children & Family Service Center
Annie’s Hope - The Bereavement Center for Kids
Anti-Defamation League
Arch Grants
ArchCity Defenders
ARCHS
Art Saint Louis
ARTS FOR LIFE
Assistance League of St. Louis
Asthma & Allergy Foundation of
America, St. Louis Chapter
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Athletes for Animals
Autism Speaks
Ava’s Grace Scholarship Foundation
Bach Society of Saint Louis
BACK at YOU
Ballroom Dance Academy of St. Louis
Barat Academy
BARC
Belle Clair Soccer League
Bellefontaine Cemetery & Arboretum
Belleville Area Humane Society
Bethesda Health Group Foundation
Better Family Life, Inc.
Better Love Yourself Inc. NFP
Beverly Farm Foundation
Beyond Housing
Beyond the Bell
BHR
Bi-Lingual International Assistant Services
Bi-State Pet Food Pantry
Bialecki Kidney Cancer Foundation
Biblical Business Training
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern
Missouri
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwestern Illinois
Birthright Counseling Saint Louis
Birthright of St. Charles
Birthright of Wentzville
Bishop DuBourg High School
Blessings To Others, Inc.
Blossom Wood Day School
Blueprint4SummerSTL
Bob Ebert LIFE Scholarship Fund
Boy Scout Troop 200
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis
Boys Hope Girls Hope
Brain Injury Association of Missouri
Buddies Not Bullies
Burns Recovered Support Group
Butterfly Dreams Pageants, Inc.
C.H.A.M.P. Assistance Dogs, Inc.
Call for Help, Inc.
Camp Hickory Hill
Camp Kesem Saint Louis University
Camp Rainbow Foundation
Campbell House Museum
Campbell Montessori School
Cancer Support Community
Canterbury Enterprises, Inc.
Cardinal Glennon Children’s Foundation
Cardinal Ritter College Prep High School
Cardinal Ritter Senior Services
Care and Counseling
Caring for Kids
Caring Ministries, Inc.
Caring Solutions
Caritas Family Solutions
Carondelet Community Betterment
Federation, Inc.
Casa de Salud
Catholic Charities of St. Louis
Catholic Student Center at Washington University
Catholic Urban Programs - Charity Office
CEAM - Children’s Education Alliance of MO
Cee Kay Cares
Center for Autism Education
Center for Hearing & Speech
Center for Spiritual Living
Center for Survivors of Torture and War Trauma
Center for Women in Transition
Central Institute for the Deaf
Central Presbyterian Church
Central Reform Congregation
Central Visual and Performing Arts High School
CHADS Coalition for Mental Health
Chakota Therapeutic Riding Center
Challenger Learning Center-St. Louis
Chaminade College Preparatory
CharacterPlus
Chariti Home
Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis
Chesterfield Arts
Child Care Aware of Missouri
Child of God Lutheran School
Children’s Home + Aid
Children’s Home Society of Missouri
Children’s Miracle Network of Greater St. Louis
Christian Activity Center
Christian Family Services, Inc.
Churchill Center & School for Learning Disabilities
Cinema St. Louis
Circle Of Concern
Circle of Light Associates Non Profit
Circus Flora, Inc.
Circus Harmony
Citizens for Modern Transit
City Academy
City Garden Montessori School
CityArchRiver 2015 Foundation
CJ’s Journey Foundation
CLEANCares
Clowder House Foundation
Coalition for Animal Rescue and
Education
COCA
College Bound-St. Louis
College Kids
College Summit Missouri
Come Together Ferguson
Committed Caring Faith Communities
Community Council of St. Charles County
Community Health-In-Partnership
Services (CHIPS)
Community Link, Inc.
Community Living, Inc.
Community Mediation Services of St. Louis
Community Rebuilding Inc.
Community Renewal and
Development,Inc
Community Service Public Relations Council
Community Supported Art of Saint Louis
Congregation Temple Israel
Connections to Success
Consortium for Leadership Development (CLD)
Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
Cor Jesu Academy
Cornerstone Center for Early Learning, Inc.
Cornerstone Corporation
Covenant House Missouri
Covenant Place Foundation
Craft Alliance Center of Art + Design
Crider Health Center
Criminal Justice Ministry
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America
Crossroads College Preparatory School
Crown Center for Senior Living
Crown Ridge Tiger Sanctuary
Dance St. Louis
Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage
De La Salle Middle School
Deaconess Faith Community Nurse
Ministries
DEAF Inc.
Delta Dental Health Theatre
Delta Gamma Center for Children
with Visual Impairments
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Department of Special Education,
Archdiocese of St Louis
DeSales Community Housing Corporation
Dewight E. Patton Jr. Foundation
Dignity Period
Dirks Fund
Disability Resource Association
Disabled Athlete Sports Association
Diversity Awareness Partnership
Dogs on Duty
Donald Danforth Plant Science Center
Doorways
Down Syndrome Association of Greater St. Louis
Dutchtown South Community
Corporation
Eagle’s Landing Youth Center
EarthDance
Easter Seals Midwest
Eboni Eyes Educational Opportunity Foundation
Eden Theological Seminary
Elisha’s Cove RECspite Center
Emmaus Homes, Inc.
Employment Connection
EnergyCare
English Tutoring Project
Epilepsy Foundation of Missouri and Kansas
Episcopal City Mission of the Diocese of
Missouri
Epworth Children & Family Services
Equine-Assisted Therapy. Inc
Essential Playzone-Tutorial Resource Center
Evangelical Children’s Home
Every Heart Matters
Exchange Initiative
Eye Care Charity of Mid-Am
Fair St. Louis Foundation
Faith that Works
Family Resource Center of Missouri
Family Resources and Community
Connections Incorporated
Father McGivney Catholic High School
Fathers’ Support Center
Feed My Peeps
Feed My People
Feeling Kinda Blue (Alexander Barker
Permutt Memorial Fund)
Ferguson Florissant Foundation for
Education
Ferguson Florissant Scholarships
Ferguson Youth Initiative
Fire Truck O’ Toys
First Step Back Home, Inc
Five Acres Animal Shelter
Floor Layer’s Local #1310 Scholarship Fund, Inc.
Focus Gateway City
FOCUS St. Louis
Fontebella Maternity Home
Food Outreach
For His Glory Ministries of St. Louis
Forest Park Forever
Forest Park Montessori School
Forest ReLeaf of Missouri
Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition
Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Franciscan Sisters OLPH
Franklin County Humane Society
Freedom Arts & Education Center
Friends of Kathy J. Weinman Shelter for
Victims of Domestic Violence
Friends of Normandy School District, Foundation
Friends of The Green Center
Friends of the Saint Louis University Liver Center
Friends of Tower Grove Park
Furry Friends Recovery
Gateway Center for Performing Arts
Gateway Chapter, Paralyzed Veterans of America
Gateway EITC Community Coalition
Gateway Festival Orchestra
Gateway Greening
Gateway Hemophilia Association
Gateway Housing First
Gateway Pet Guardians
Gateway PGA REACH Foundation
Gateway Search Dogs, Inc.
Gateway Spotlight Chorus
Gateway To Dreams
Gateway to Hope
Gateway to Peace Museum
Gene Slay’s Boy’s Club
German School Association
German St. Vincent Orphan Society
Get The WORD Out, LLC
Gifted Support Network
Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri
Girl Scouts of Southern Illinois
Girls Giving Fund
Girls in the Know
Girls on the Run St. Louis
Give Kids A Smile
Giving is a Family Tradition
Global Learning Exchange Initiative
GlobeMed at Washington University in St. Louis
Good Journey Development Foundation
Good Samaritan House of Granite City, Inc
Good Shepherd Children & Family
Services
Grace Hill Settlement House
Grand Center Arts Academy Fund
Grandparents As Parents Support Project
Great Circle
Great Rivers Environmental Law Center
Greater East St. Louis Community Fund
Greater St. Louis Honor Flight
Griffin Center - Catholic Urban Programs
Guardian Angel Settlement Association
H.E.R.O.E.S. Care, Inc.
Habitat for Humanity of St. Charles County
Habitat for Humanity Saint Louis
Halo for Animals
HavenHouse St. Louis
Hawthorn Leadership School for Girls
Health Protection and Education Service
HeartLands Conservancy
Hearts to Hands Relief Fund
Helping Hands - Changing Lives
Hispanic Arts Council of St. Louis
Hispanic Educational, Cultural and
Scholarship Fund
Historic Riverboat Preservation
Association
Hitz Memorial Home
Holy Angels Shelter/Catholic Urban
Programs
Holy Cross Academy
HOME WORKS! - THVP
HomeFirst STL
Hope Animal Rescues
Hope For Young Adults With Cancer
Hope Happens for Neurological DIsorders
HopeBUILD
Horizon Housing Development Company
Horizon North Housing Inc
Hospice of Southern Illinois, Inc
Hoyleton Ministries
Human Support Services
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Humane Society of Missouri
Humane Society of Monroe County IL
Humanitri
Hunting for Heroes
I KANDU
Icanwin
ICMA (International Community of Music & Arts)
Illinois Center for Autism
Immaculate Conception Church
Immigrant & Refugee Women’s Program
Incarnate Word Academy
Independence Center
INOBTR (I Know Better)
INROADS
inspireSTL
Institute for Family Medicine
Interfaith Legal Services for Immigrants
International Crisis Aid
International Institute of Metropolitan
St. Louis
International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum
Invest STL
IPM (International Partners in Mission)
Isaac’s Rays of Hope
It’s Your Birthday, Inc.
ITNStCharles
Its Not Too Late Scholarship
Ivy Foundation of St. Louis
Jackie Joyner-Kersee Foundation
Jamestown New Horizons
Jane Doe Advocacy Center
Jazz St. Louis
JDRF International
Jewish Community Center (The J)
Joe’s Place
John F. Kennedy Catholic High School
John Weldon Elementary PTO
Joint Neighborhood Ministry
Joni and Friends Greater St. Louis
Judy’s Forgotten Jewells
Junior Achievement of Greater St. Louis, Inc.
Karla Smith Foundation
KEEN St. Louis
Kenrick-Glennon Seminary
Kids In The Middle
Kids Rock Cancer
Kingdom House
Kingdom State University
KIPP St. Louis
KUTO, Kids Under Twenty One
LA LECHE INTERNATIONAL INC
Ladue Education Foundation
Lafayette Industries
Lafayette Prepratory Academy
Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance
Foundation
Landmarks Association of St. Louis
Latinos En Axion STL
LCMS National Housing Support
Corporation
Leaps of Love
Legal Services of Eastern Missouri, Inc.
Lemay Child & Family Center
Lemay Housing Partnership
Lessie Bates Davis Neighborhood House
Let’s Start
Leu Civic Center, Inc.
Lewis Place Historical Preservation
LifeBridge Partnership
Lifelong Vision Foundation
LifeWaters
Lift For Life Academy
LINC Inc
Lincoln County Council on Aging
Little Patriots Embraced
Little Sisters of the Poor - St. Louis
Live Forward
Living Well of Bethel
Logos School
Love a Golden Rescue
Loyola Academy of St. Louis
Lupus Foundation of America, Heartland Chapter
Lutheran Association for Special
Education (LASE)
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Lutheran Elementary School Association
Lutheran Family and Children’s Services of Missouri
Lutheran High School Association of
St. Louis
Lutheran Senior Services
Lydia’s House
Lynne F. Solon Foundation
Magdalene St. Louis, Inc.
Magic Smoking Monkey Theatre
Make-A-Wish Missouri
March of Dimes Foundation
Marian Middle School
Mariposa Men’s Wellness Institute
Mary Ryder Home
Marygrove
Maryville University
Masterpeace Studios
Maternal, Child and Family Health
Coalition
Mathews-Dickey Boys’ & Girls’ Club
Mavuno
McKendree University
Meds and Food for Kids
Megan Meier Foundation
Memory Care Home Solutions
Mental Health America of Eastern
Missouri
Mercy Conference and Retreat Center
Mercy Health Foundation
Mercy Ministries
Metro East Humane Society
Metropolitan St. Louis Equal Housing and Opportunity Council
MICDS
MicroFinancing Partners in Africa
Mid-America Transplant Services
Mid-East Area Agency on Aging
Foundation
Midwest Artist Project Services
Midwest Assoc of Farmers Markets
MindsEye- the Virtual Newsstand
Miriam: The Learning Disability Experts
Mission: American Gratitude
Mission: St. Louis
Missionaries of the Holy Family
Missouri Botanical Garden
Missouri Charter Public School
Association
Missouri Coalition for the Environment Foundation
Missouri Credit Union Charitable
Foundation
Missouri Military Memorial Foundation
Missouri Prairie Foundation
Missouri Veterans History Project
MO Eating Disorders Association
MO-FEAT
Mosaic Pregnancy & Health Centers
MOSAICS Missouri Festival for the Arts
Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Most Holy Trinity School and Academy
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Muny (Municipal Theatre Association of St. Louis)
Myrtle Hilliard Davis Comprehensive Health Centers, Inc.
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NAMI Southwestern Illinois
NAMI St. Louis - Alliance on Mental Illness
National Council of Jewish Women St. Louis Section
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Nature Conservancy
NCCJ St. Louis
Near Southside Employment Coalition
Needy Paws Rescue
Neighborhood Houses
Neighborhood Law Office
New City School
New Creation International
New Line Theatre
NextStep for Life
Nine Network of Public Media
North County Christian School
North County Regional Development Association (NCI)
North Newstead Association
North Side Community School
Northside Youth And Senior Service Center, Inc.
Notre Dame High School
Nurses for Newborns
Old North St. Louis Restoration Group
One Heart Family Ministries
One Hope United
One Hundred Black Men of Metro St. Louis
Open Door Animal Sanctuary
Open Space Council for the St Louis Region
Opera Theatre of Saint Louis
Operation Brightside Inc.
Operation Food Search
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Our Lady of Sorrows School
Our Lady’s Inn
Our Little Haven
PAKT Community Resource, Learning and
Development Center, Inc.
Paraquad Inc.
Parents as Teachers National Center
Parkway Alumni Association
Parkway Area Adult Education
Partners For Pets Humane Society
Pathways to Independence
PayBack, Inc.
Pedal the Cause
Penuel, inc.
Perennial
Peter & Paul Community Services
Places for People
Planned Parenthood Of The St Louis
Region And Southwest Missouri
Playing For The Cause
Pound Pals
Presbyterian Children’s Homes and
Services of Missouri
Primates Peru, AKA Field Projects
International
Prison Performing Arts
Project MEGSSS, Incorporated
Project, Inc.
Promise Christian Academy
PROMO FUND
Prosper Women Entrepreneurs
Prosperity Connection
Provident, Inc.
Providing Light, Inc
Queen of Peace Center
Queretaro Institute for the
Empowerment of Children
Racial Harmony
Radio Arts Foundation
Rainbow Village
Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital
Ready Readers
Rebuilding Together St. Louis
Recreation Council of Greater St. Louis
Red Road to Wellness Center
Reinvest North County Fund
Relevant Expeditions
Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
Reprieve Spiritual Wellness for Women
Responder Rescue Inc.
Retrievers & Friends of St. Louis
Ride On St. Louis
Rise Community Development
River Blenders Chorus
Riverbend Family Ministries
Riverview West Florissant Development Corporation
Rohan Woods School
Ronald McDonald House Charities of
St. Louis
Room at the Inn
Rosati-Kain High School
Rossman School
Rx Outreach, Inc.
Sacred Heart Villa
Safe Connections
SAGE Metro St. Louis
Saint Charles Riverfront Arts
Saint Louis Art Fair produced by Cultural Festivals
Saint Louis Art Museum
Saint Louis Chamber Chorus
Saint Louis Crisis Nursery
Saint Louis Effort for AIDS
Saint Louis Inter-Faith Committee on Latin America
Saint Louis Priory School
Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artists
Collective
Saint Louis University
SALT Corporation
Samuel K. Buchanon Educational
Assistance Fund
Saving Sight
SCOPE Science & Citizens Organized for Purpose and Exploration
Scottish Partnership for Arts & Education
Senior Services Plus
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis
Shalom House
Share Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support
Sheldon Arts Foundation
Sherwood Forest Camp, Inc.
Shine Like the Son, A Father & Son
Service Organization
Shoes & Hope
ShowMe Aquatics & Fitness
SIDS Resources
Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet
Sisters of the Most Precious Blood of O’Fallon
Slightly Askew Theatre Ensemble
SNIP (Spay-Neuter Illinois Pets) Alliance
Society for the Blind & Visually Impaired
Society of St. Vincent de Paul-Archdiocesan Council of St. Louis
Sole to Soul
SoulFisher Ministries
South Broadway Art Project
South City Preparatory Academy
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Foundation
SouthSide Early Childhood Center
Special Education Foundation
Special Olympics Missouri
Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund
Springboard to Learning
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SSM Hospice and Home Care Foundation
SSND, Province of Africa
St Charles County Arts Council
St Joseph Institute for the Deaf
St Louis Actors’ Studio
St Mary’s Special School, Archdiocese of St Louis
St. Andrew’s Resources for Seniors
System
St. Anthony’s Charitable Foundation
St. Cecilia School and Academy
St. Charles City-County Library
Foundation
St. Dominic High School
St. Ferdinand Catholic School
St. Frances Cabrini Academy
St. Francis Community Services
St. John’s Community Care
St. Louis Arc
St. Louis Area Food Bank Inc.
St. Louis ArtWorks
St. Louis Association of Community
Organizations
St. Louis Cathedral Concerts
St. Louis Catholic Academy
St. Louis Children’s Choirs
St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
St. Louis Community College Foundation
St. Louis County Library Foundation
St. Louis Earth Day
St. Louis English Bulldog Rescue
St. Louis Feral Cat Outreach
St. Louis Graduates Scholarship
St. Louis Health Equipment Lending
Program, Inc.
St. Louis Internship Program
St. Louis Language Immersion Schools
St. Louis Learning Disabilities Association
St. Louis Life
St. Louis Mercantile Library at UMSL
St. Louis Metro Round Table
Representatives on Deafness, Inc.
St. Louis National Charity Horse Show
St. Louis NORC
St. Louis Ovarian Cancer Awareness
St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute
St. Louis Public Library Foundation
St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Schools Foundation
St. Louis Science Center Foundation
St. Louis Scott Gallagher
St. Louis Senior Dog Project
St. Louis Shakespeare
St. Louis Symphony
St. Louis Teachers’ Recycle Center, Inc.
St. Louis the King School at the Cathedral
St. Louis Transitional Hope House, Inc.
St. Louis Volunteer Lawyers and
Accountants for the Arts
St. Louis Wheelchair Athletic Association
St. Louis World Food Day
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Margaret of Scotland School
St. Martha’s Hall
St. Martin’s Child Center
St. Mary of Victories Catholic Church
St. Patrick Center
St. Paul’s Senior Community
St. Roch
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
St. Trinity Lutheran Church
STAGES St. Louis
Starkloff Disability Institute
Stepping Into The Light Ministry
STL Village, Inc.
STL Youth Jobs
Stray Haven Rescue
Stray Rescue of St. Louis
Sts. Joachim & Ann School
Sunday Night Lights
Sunnyhill, Inc.
Support Dogs, Inc.
Surgical Outreach for the Americas
Susan G. Komen® St. Louis
Sustainable Therapy
Teach For America St. Louis
Team Activities for Special Kids
Teen Challenge of St. Louis
Teen Pregnancy & Prevention Partnership
Teens of America USA
Tenth Life Cat Rescue
The ALS Association St. Louis Regional Chapter
The BackStoppers, Inc. Police Officers’ and Firefighters’ Fund
The Big Muddy Dance Company
The Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Charles County
The Bridge Outreach
The Center for Head Injury Services
The Child Center, Inc.
The College School
The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management
The Disruption Department
The Empowerment Network, Inc.
The Eugene Field House Foundation
The First Tee of Greater St. Louis
The Gathering United Methodist Church
The Half Fund
The Haven of Grace
The Kaufman Fund
The LaunchCode Foundation
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
The Light Bringer Foundation
The Little Bit Foundation
The Magic House
The Metropolitan Orchestra of Saint Louis
The Moog Center for Deaf Education
The Moses Center, Inc.
The MS Center of Saint Louis
The OASIS Institute
The Philharmonic Society of Belleville
The Pujols Family Foundation
The Rose Foundation / Run for Roses
The Salvation Army
The Skeptical Society of St. Louis
The Snow Foundation
The Soulard School
The Sparrow’s Nest Maternity Home
THE ST LOUIS MENS GROUP AGAINST CANCER
The St. Louis Black Repertory Company
The Tesseract Theatre Company
The United Methodist Village
The Wilson School
The Women’s Foundation of Greater Saint Louis
The Women’s Safe House
The World Soy Foundation
The Youth and Family Center
Thomas Dunn Learning Center
Thomas Jefferson School
Thompson Foundation for Autism
ThriVe St. Louis
Today and Tomorrow Educational
Foundation
Top Teens of America
Touchette Regional Hospital
Tower Grove Neighborhoods CDC
Trailnet
Transport Museum Association
TREE House of Greater St. Louis
Trinity Catholic High School
TSL, Inc
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Turner Center for the Arts
Turning Point
Twangfest
U City in Bloom
U.S. Green Building Council - Missouri
Gateway Chapter
UCP Heartland
UKirk - St. Louis
Umission
Uni-Pres Kindercottage
Union Avenue Opera Theatre
United 4 Children
United Hebrew Congregation
United Negro College Fund
United Services for Children
United Way of Greater St. Louis
Unity Lutheran School
University City Children’s Center
Unlimited Play
Upstream Theater
Urban Artist Alliance for Child
Development
Urban Harvest STL
Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis
UrbanFUTURE
USO of Missouri
Valeda’s Hope
Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis
Veterans Business Resource Center
Veterans For Peace
Vision for Children at Risk
Visitation Academy of St. Louis County
Vitendo4Africa
Voices for Children
Volunteers In Medicine, Inc.
VOYCE
Walker Scottish Rite Clinic
Walter’s Walk: A not for profit counseling organization
WARREN COUNTY FINE ARTS COUNCIL
Wave Aquariums Inc
Webster Arts
Webster Child Care Center
Webster University
WellSpring Resources
Wesley House Association
Westminster Christian Academy
When the Saints
Wild Bird Rehabilitation
Wildlife Rescue Center
Willows Way
Wings of Hope
Woman’s Place
World Affairs Council of St. Louis
World Bird Sanctuary
World Chess Hall of Fame
World Pediatric Project
Wright Care Dentistry
Wyman Center
Yeshiva High school
Yeyo Arts Collective
YMCA of Edwardsville
YMCA of Greater St. Louis
YMCA of Southwest Illinois
Youth In Need
Youth Learning Center
YWCA Metro St. Louis
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