We are in the middle of a devastating health and economic crisis. Unlike any we’ve seen before.

And yet, when people needed help for the first time during this crisis, United Way was there. When families who were already stretched were about to reach their breaking point, United Way was there.

Throughout this crisis, needs changed. From health concerns to lack of food to job loss to childcare strains, United Way was poised and ready to answer the calls for help. Every step of the way, United Way was there as we’ve always been: helping people.

When you give to United Way, you’re building a solid foundation for our community, so help is there when a crisis impacts a few or all of us. Please, keep helping.

HELPING DURING COVID – AND ALWAYS

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HELPING THE GREATER ST. LOUIS REGIONOur region needs us.

Getting through this crisis is critical. Building a stronger future is essential. That starts with United Way.

One gift helps our entire 16-county region in Illinois and Missouri. One gift helps a person put food on the table and another find a safe place to stay. One gift helps create a safety net for a better place to live, work and thrive.

SPRING BACK UP

A safety net isn’t just there to catch. It’s there to provide support. To bounce back.

Whether it’s immediate basic needs, such as food, shelter or transportation, or long-term support, such as daycare, education, job training, after-school programs or counseling, each service represents a vital thread that strengthens the safety net.

28,316clients at risk of homelessness were helped

26,73037M37 million meals were provided by United Way partner agencies

28United Way partner agencies provided transportation assistance

people obtained job readiness skills

Affinia HealthcareAgape Ministry of Warren County, Inc.Alcoholic Rehabilitation Community Home •Almost HomeALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association), St. Louis Regional Chapter •American Cancer Society •American Diabetes Association •American Heart AssociationAmerican Lung Association in Missouri •American National Red Cross of Missouri and Arkansas •American National Red Cross of South Central Illinois •Annie Malone Children & Family ServicesAsthma and Allergy Foundation of America, St. Louis Chapter •Beyond Housing •Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern MissouriBig Brothers Big Sisters of Southwestern Illinois •Bilingual International Assistant ServicesBoy Scouts of America, Greater St. Louis Area Council •Boys and Girls Clubs of St. Louis, Inc.Boys Hope Girls Hope of St. Louis •

Call for Help, Inc. •Cardinal Ritter Senior ServicesCaritas Family Solutions •Carondelet Community Betterment Federation, Inc.CASA of Southwestern Illinois •CASA of St. LouisCatholic Charities of St. LouisCatholic Urban Programs •Center for Hearing & Speech •Center for Women in TransitionCentral Institute for the Deaf •Children’s Home & Aid •College BoundCommunity Action Agency of St. Louis County, Inc.Community Care Center •Community Council of St. Charles CountyCommunity Living, Inc.Community Treatment, Inc.Compass Health, Inc.Coordinated Youth & Human Services •Cornerstone Center for Early Learning, Inc.Covenant House Missouri •Deaconess Faith Community Nurse Ministries •Delta Center for Independent LivingDelta Gamma Center for Children with Visual Impairments •

DoorwaysDown Syndrome Association of Greater Saint Louis •Duo Dogs, Inc. •Eagle’s Nest of St. Clair County •Easterseals MidwestEmmaus Homes, Inc.Employment Connection •Epilepsy Foundation of Missouri and KansasEpworth Children & Family Services, Inc.FamilyForwardFathers & Families Support Center •Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition •Gene Slay’s Girls & Boys Club of St. Louis, Inc.Girl Scouts of Central Illinois •Girl Scouts of Eastern MissouriGirl Scouts of Southern Illinois •Girls Incorporated of St. LouisGood Shepherd Children & Family ServicesGreat Circle •Guardian Angel Settlement Association

PARTNERS FOR A BETTER REGION

We’ve partnered with more than 160 nonprofits to sustain a strong safety net and make sure local people’s needs are met.

These agencies show the ability to manage smartly, utilize funds wisely and, most importantly, create the change people need in their lives every day.

• denotes United Way partner agencies serving Illinois residents

Harris House Foundation •Highland Area Christian Service Ministry •Home Sweet HomeHumanitri •Illinois Center for Autism •Immigrant & Refugee Women’s ProgramIMPACT CIL •Independence CenterInfant Loss Resources •International Institute of Metropolitan St. LouisJewish Community CenterJewish Family Services of St. LouisJewish Federation of St. Louis •Justine Petersen Housing and Reinvestment Corporation •Kids In The Middle, Inc. •Kreative Kids •Land of Lincoln Legal Aid, Inc. •Legal Services of Eastern MissouriLemay Child and Family CenterLessie Bates Davis Neighborhood House, Inc. •Leu Civic Center •LifeBridge PartnershipLifeWise STL (Kingdom House)Lincoln County Council on AgingLupus Foundation of America, Heartland Chapter •Lutheran Child and Family Services of Illinois •Lutheran Family and Children’s Services of MissouriLutheran Senior Services •Madison County Catholic Charities •Madison County Urban League, Inc. •

Marygrove Child Center •Mathews-Dickey Boys’ & Girls’ ClubMegan Meier FoundationMemory Care Home Solutions •MERS Missouri Goodwill Industries •MindsEye Radio •Mission St. LouisNAMI St. LouisNational Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse •National Kidney Foundation •National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Gateway Area •Northside Youth and Senior Service CenterNPower, Inc. •Nurses for NewbornsOasis Institute •Oasis Women’s Center •Operation Food Search •Paraquad, Inc.Parents as Teachers National CenterPeter & Paul Community ServicesPony Bird, Inc.Preferred Family Healthcare, Inc.Presbyterian Children’s Homes and ServicesProvident Behavioral Health •R3 Development NFP •Ready Readers •Rebuilding Together St. LouisRiverbend Family Ministries •Riverbend Head Start & Family Services •Safe Connections •Saint Louis Counseling, Inc.Saint Louis Crisis Nursery •The Salvation Army •Senior Services Plus, Inc. (SSP) •Sherwood Forest Camp, Inc. •Society for the Blind & Visually Impaired •

Society of St. Vincent de PaulSociety of St. Vincent de Paul - St. Boniface Conference •The SoulFisher MinistriesSouthSide Early Childhood CenterSt. Joseph Institute for the Deaf •St. Louis Arc, Inc.St. Louis Area Foodbank •St. Louis Public Schools FoundationSt. Martha’s HallSt. Patrick CenterSt. Vincent Children’s HomeStarkloff Disability InstituteSTL Village, Inc.Saints Joachim and Ann Care ServiceTurning Point •United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) HeartlandUnited Services for ChildrenUnited4Children •University City Children’s Center •Unleashing PotentialUrban League of Metropolitan St. Louis •Violence Prevention Center of Southwestern Illinois •Visiting Nurse Association of Greater St LouisVivent Health •VOYCEWebster Child Care Center at Laclede GrovesWesley House AssociationThe Women’s Safe House •Wyman Center, Inc.YMCA, Gateway Region •Young Men’s Christian Association of Edwardsville, Illinois •Young Women’s Christian Association of Metropolitan St. Louis •Youth and Family CenterYouth In NeedYWCA of Alton •

• denotes United Way partner agencies serving Illinois residents

You can help the entire St. Louis region at HelpingPeople.org

Greater St. Louis

(314) 421-0700Downtown St. Louis

(618) 233-8441Illinois Division

(618) 258-9800Southwest Illinois

(618) 877-6780 Tri-Cities Area

(636) 939-3300 West Region

CALL 2-1-1One call to 2-1-1, or visit 211Helps.org, and you can quickly and efficiently locate the services you need. Whether it is utility assistance, senior care or counseling, United Way 2-1-1 connects you with local agencies that can help you.

Find help for:• Food, clothing, rent and

utility assistance• Physical and mental

health resources• Job programs• Disabilities support • Support for children, youth, seniors

and families

STLVOLUNTEER.ORGThere are many ways to make a difference. Lend your time and make your voice even louder. With thousands of volunteer opportunities every year, you’ll be sure to find a project that inspires you to help others.

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