In late October, St. Louis Women of Achievement held its annual meeting at the Bogey Club in Ladue. Attendees enjoyed beverages and a spread provided by the Bogey Club culinary team, and observed the inauguration of new WOA board members. In addition to celebrating the organization’s most re…
Charities and nonprofits are the heart of St. Louis. They are the driving force that pumps love, passion and generosity into its citizens, bringing all walks of life together for the common good. Ladue News greatly values the organizations dedicated to making St. Louis a better place to live…
The metro area’s Women of Achievement organization has announced the 10 female leaders who will be honored this year for their volunteer service.
Pregnant metro area women and young mothers can seek substantive assistance in all aspects of their lives through Almost Home.
Help those in need have a happy holiday season by partnering with one of these three metro area nonprofits.
Send the warmest of wishes this holiday season to family and friends with these holiday cards created by local nonprofits and charitable organizations.
The Sheldon in St. Louis recently received a $3 million gift – the largest individual gift the local landmark has ever received – and plans to use the funds for improvement projects beginning in December.
St. Louis area philanthropies were forced to pivot during the past year and a half from traditional in-person events to boost donor dollars to more unconventional virtual experiences.
Through Rhythmic Rams, a Mary Institute and Saint Louis Country Day School community service club, students can visit metro area senior living facilities to teach dances to residents.
After a year of social distancing measures, vaccinated area residents are ready to entertain again – and these local vendors are excited to help take your next gathering over the top.
From the U.S., to the plains of Tanzania, to the Ecuadorian rainforest, to the most remote corners of Colombia, Wings of Hope is changing and saving lives through the power of aviation.
The Covering House helps young victims recover from sex-trafficking trauma with the help of donations, volunteers and community members pushing for accountability.
Crisis Aid International has served more than 2 million malnourished adults and children in 11 countries, and that's not all this St. Louis-based nonprofit is doing.
Local nonprofits aren’t just the backbone of Ladue News – they’re the heart of our community and the lifeblood of the metro area. This year, the needs of these organizations deepened, more new causes and challenges arose than ever before, and the incredible work of members and volunteers ali…
Founded by former judge and current family law attorney Susan Block, Caring for Kids works to immediately provide essential resources to meet the needs of abused, neglected or at-risk children across St. Louis County.
Run by a collection of dedicated volunteer trainers, Duo Dogs is training and placing canine companions that help locals lead better lives.
One of the largest single donations to Webster University has funded the creation of the Gleich Honors College, where students will benefit from the expansion of learning and research opportunities.
It’s Give STL Day, a day on which St. Louis area nonprofits encourage charitable donations with a special fervor. Which metro area organizations are you supporting this year?
Safe Connections has expanded its reach with a 24-hour crisis helpline accessible through text. The text line enables the nonprofit to better serve non-English speakers and English language learners, as well as the deaf community and youth.
Keep Live Alive Saint Louis put on a 90-minute show featuring national and local musicians and comedians, inspiring audiences to support those working in the live entertainment industry.
Voting is officially open for Ladue News' annual Charity Awards. Show some love to the nonprofits you believe deserve recognition for their amazing work in our community.
Learn more about how Ladue News is uplifting organizations in the St. Louis metro area that are making a difference. Nominate the organization you think deserves recognition before March 22.
KEENusa aims to empower athletes with special needs, provide volunteer opportunities and give caregivers a break. But like many nonprofits, KEENusa has suffered financial strains recently.
Sweet Celebrations celebrates children and teens within more than 28 St. Louis shelters with personalized parties.
Throughout this month, Crown Candy Kitchen is selling a sampler of sweets and donating a portion of sales to The Haven of Grace, a nonprofit organization serving homeless mothers.
The Fleur de Lis Charity Ball and Veiled Prophet Ball are highly anticipated annual galas traditionally held in late December.
A nationwide, Missouri-based initiative known as the Veterans Community Project seeks to correct homelessness among former military personnel – including those in the St. Louis metro area.
A local organization guides expectant mothers on a path that leads to stability, independence and self-sufficiency.
While many organizers have chosen to postpone events until it’s safer to gather in person, others press on to host festivities and fundraisers virtually. Consider making one of these online galas or events part of your holiday celebrations this year.
This educational nonprofit shares a slice of local history through historic sites and an interactive, educational center.
For more than 120 years, the Jewish Federation of St. Louis has helped lend support to local and international social service organizations.
Locally owned and operated, American Cleaners is dedicated to keeping your wedding dress as pristine as it was on your big day.
Toberman Wealth seeks to create financial harmony among loved ones through helping retirees and family business owners create meaningful financial planning.
The Gatesworth encourages residents to live their happiest, healthiest lives with an abundance of fitness and wellness programs.
