Non profit organizations in St. Louis, MO - Page 54
Find non profit organizations in St. Louis, MO. Listings include Jefferson Avenue Mission, Bethesda Health Group Foundation, Newmenow, COLA Grass Roots Food Pantry, BKZ American Legion Post 422 in Soulard Women's Auxiliary, Lindbergh High School Class of 1971.
5351 Delmar Boulevard
St. Louis, 63112
The Helping Hands Endowment Board is an independent 501 (c) not-for-profit corporation established to generate resources to enhance the therapeutic objectives benefiting the clients of St. Louis Forensic Treatment Center (SLFTC).
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4236 Lindell Boulevard , Suite 400
St. Louis, 63108
The Higher Education Consortium of Metropolitan St. Louis is the communicator & collaborator of educational programs. HEC offers 3 federally funded TRIO Programs: Educational Talen...
2601 S 11th Street
St. Louis, 63118
We are the Barlog Kuszaj Zero Memorial Post located in Historic Soulard in St. Louis Missouri. The Women's Auxiliary is an essential part of our post.
St. Louis, 63390
Helping the Civil Air Patrol raise funds in St Charles MO County to place Wreaths on Veterans Graves
3311 Washington Avenue
St. Louis, 63103
Community-engaged art for hope, community, and social change.
906 Olive Street
St. Louis, 63106
The AAB Associate Member Section consists of bioanalytical, clinical, reproductive, medical or environmental laboratory professionals and others interested in laboratory technology...
4818 Washington Boulevard
St. Louis, 63108
Passback: Where Sports Meets Sustainability Creating a circular economy for sports gear & textiles, so every kid can play. Starting by upcycling soccer gear in St. Louis, MO.
St. Louis
Marquette High School Air Force Junior ROTC Alumni & Booster Association
1735 Deborah Drive
St. Louis, 63101
Home-grown charity that helps families in North St. Louis County.
St. Louis
We provide prenatal education & support to new and expectant mothers burdened by racial disparities.
5838 Westminster Place
St. Louis, 63112
A community of gardeners in the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood. Stop by and see what's growing!