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Call for Help Inc., an East St. Louis-based nonprofit known for assisting people in need, said it was shutting down at the end of September.
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The goal of the nonprofit Veterans Community Project of St. Louis is to help transition homeless veterans to permanent housing.
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A report from Illinois Humanities finds the groups it funds lost $24 million in revenue during the pandemic, but also developed creative ways to adapt and meet community needs.
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Lawmakers argued the change was needed to ensure donors can maintain privacy while giving to causes they believe in.
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Cousins Jodie Finney and Alicia Christopher each have a parent dealing with dementia. They want to equip caregivers for their work.
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Unlike pricey club sports, New Dimensions is free, offering unstructured play for kids who need it.
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Forest ReLeaf is the recipient of the Arbor Day Foundation’s first-ever Environmental Equity Grant, which will fund 200 new trees for the city’s Ville community.
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People whose donations are rejected by a nonprofit are less likely to donate again, according to a new study from researchers at Washington University’s Olin Business School.
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Got Your Six Support Dogs has trained 50 service dogs for veterans with PTSD.
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An annual online crowdfunding campaign gives St. Louis nonprofits a boost. During the pandemic, fundraising is even more critical.