The 100 Black Men of Metropolitan St. Louis is a non-profit 501(c)(3) community based organization, incorporated in Missouri, whose mission is to improve the quality of life in our communities and enhance educational and economic opportunities for all. The membership is comprised of a diverse group of men including business executives, community leaders, entrepreneurs, clergy, and elected officials.

2000 Feet is dedicated to enhancing the lives of under-served school-age children and youth by giving them the self-esteem, confidence and salutary effects that comes from having brand new shoes.

4 Paws 4 Rescue is an all foster home rescue. Since 2009, we have been dedicated to saving animals that are in need, whether from high kill shelters, strays, abandoned animals, or owner surrenders. We strive to find suitable permanent homes for our animals and to help eliminate animal overpopulation through spay and neuter programs. 4 Paws 4 Rescue a 501c3 non profit rescue organization.

The mission of the Lindell Club is to provide a safe, sober, environment for members and guests to meet and socialize and to extend the welcoming hand of recovery to all who seek it.

"Our mission is to stir the conscience of our community and facilitate social change." We strive to serve as a catalyst for activism within our community. Founded in 2012 by three women participants of the Regional Arts Commission's Community Arts in Training Program, C2C presents challenging original works that engage audiences in thought-provoking conversations and an exchange of ideas regarding racism, police brutality, poverty, gender inequality, and other civil and human rights violations.

The holistic betterment of our community; reversing the effects of racism one person and cause at a time.

The mission of A Seat at the Table is to help under-resourced 18 to 25-year olds better transition into adulthood by providing parental presence and community support via a residential mentoring program in a family environment.

Developmental Services of Franklin County Inc. (ABiLITY-DSFC, Inc.) is committed to enhancing educational and developmental programs and services, family support programs, social growth and opportunity, job readiness, and community living options for individuals from birth through adulthood. We will promote public awareness and community collaboration in order to achieve our mission to serve children and adults with developmental disabilities.

The Academy of the Sacred Heart educates and inspires the heart and mind of each child to become a courageous and confident leader who knows and loves God, and who reveals that love by serving others. To achieve our mission, we look to the Goals and Criteria of Sacred Heart education, which give purpose to our objectives, a framework for our educational philosophy, and inspiration for all that we do.

The Academy seeks to advance the public understanding of science and promote interest in the sciences to students and adults through accessible, year-round seminars and educational initiatives.

The Access Foundation has committed to providing, underserved children, ACCESS to educational opportunities, with a focus on STEM development and leadership.

The ACLU of Missouri preserves and expands the constitutional rights and civil liberties of all Missourians as guaranteed in the Missouri and U.S. Constitutions. Through litigation, legislation, and public education, the ACLU of Missouri fights for the rights of all Missourians.

Our goal is to rescue unwanted dogs, vet them, socialize them, and adopt them into forever homes.

The Actors' Attic is a non-profit organization under the artistic direction of SAG-AFTRA member MaryBeth Babcock, which seeks to provide educational and artistic opportunities for both students and adults, based in Columbia, Illinois, and serving the metro-east St. Louis area. We are known for the Columbia RepFest, our June "Musical-in-a-Week" camps, Improv Nights. We believe in giving back to our community whenever we can.

Addiction is Real's mission is to educate parents and other caregivers about drug prevention and early intervention, encouraging a more proactive approach to prevention through regular conversation with their children about the dangers of substance use. We envision a community where parents are empowered with the knowledge and resources to properly educate their children about the dangers of drug and alcohol use, preparing them to make safer and healthier choices.