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Provides funding to United Way partner agencies.

Provides a Community Awards Program that identifies and funds community-based programs addressing health concerns of pregnant women and infants.

United Way advances the common good by creating opportunities for all, focus is on education, income and health the building blocks for a good quality of life and a strong community.

Sponsors campaign to support Jewish causes, programs in social welfare, education, cultural and community relations.

Serves as a voluntary health organization that focuses on raising funds for health related research.

Oversees the Carthage area United Way agencies and provides referrals to the agencies' services.

Mercy Health Foundation’s purpose is to help our communities flourish by partnering with people like you who have a passion for improving quality of life and making care accessible for all.

March of Dimes is proud to be a research-focused organization, funding millions of dollars of original scientific research each year.

American Cancer Society events celebrate survivors, honor loved ones lost, and are filled with hope and camaraderie. As a community event volunteer, you can assist with planning the event on one of many levels. You might be involved in overall event planning, or you can lead or join a team and help plan team fundraisers and coordinate your team’s day-of-event activities. There are also opportunities for people who aren’t on teams and want to volunteer their time as individual participants or onsite volunteers.

Provides funding for agencies that offer residential and vocational services for St. Louis County residents with developmental disabilities.

A division of United Way of Greater St. Louis providing local coordination for an annual fundraising campaign supporting health and human service organizations serving residents/employees. Funds are allocated through a volunteer Citizen Review Process.

Provides funds to local non-profit agencies that offer a wide range of services to Vernon County, Missouri, residents.

Nonprofit organization dedicated to helping families grow closer together in the communities of Stone and Taney counties.

United Way is a partnership of volunteers, donors, businesses and service providers efficient fund raising and distribution.

Providing compassionate service through collaborative outreach services to help the under-resourced families, children and seniors. Services include food pantry, overnight women's shelter, essential home repairs, programs for foster families, early childhood resources and more. Service agencies include the following (for a complete listing and qualifications for outreach services visit www.ccozarks.org or call 417-862-3586): Child Care Food Program (Connections Handyman Service - temporarily unavailable) Crosslines of Springfield Ambassadors for Children Reading and Math Buddy Program (formerly RSVP) Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program Safe to Sleep

Provides funding for essential services that are offered by partner agencies.

A division of United Way of Greater St. Louis providing local coordination for an annual fundraising campaign supporting health and human service organizations serving residents/employees. Funds are allocated through a volunteer Citizen Review Process.

The Eliezer program may be able to provide financial assistance for church workers and missionaries who have 20 years full time or 30 years part time, paid or non-paid service in pastoral or lay ministry. Also assists with needs such as medications, private duty, durable medical equipment, or nutritional supplements and more. Award amounts vary depending on the types of services needed.

Raise funds to provide needs based tuition assistance scholarships to City of St. Louis residents with elementary school-age children desiring faith based and private school education.

United Way.

Okaw Regional Vocational System: Provides grants to area schools for staff and curriculum development, equipment purchases, integration activities and material purchases.

Provides funding to agencies to provide mental health services for children.

A division of United Way of Greater St. Louis providing local coordination for an annual fundraising campaign supporting health and human service organizations serving residents/employees. Funds are allocated through a volunteer Citizen Review Process.

Okaw Regional Vocational System: Provides grants to area schools for staff and curriculum development, equipment purchases, integration activities and material purchases.

Contracts with agencies that serve individuals with developmental disabilities in St. Charles County. Funded services include: adult day programs, respite, residential services, advocacy, early intervention and more.