ArchCity Defenders
440 North 4th Street, #390, St. Louis, MO
“A holistic legal advocacy organization that combats the criminalization of poverty and state violence, especially in communities of color.”
Your donation helps address homelessness, community advocacy, and justice.
Circle of Concern
112 St. Louis Avenue, Valley Park, MO
A food pantry serving west-St. Louis County. In addition, they provide resources that empower self-sufficiency.
Current needs include rice, dried beans, pasta sauce, cereal, dinner “helpers”, snacks (packages of 8 – 12 servings), boxed potato mixes, peanut butter, jam / jelly, canned tomato products, cold / flu over-the-counter medication, men’s/unisex body wash, women’s incontinence briefs (S,M,L), incontinence pads (size 5, 6), household cleaning products, liquid dish soap, moisturizing shampoo, conditioner, size 1 diapers, diaper wipes, and feminine care products (size 3/4/5 pads, tampons).
Community Women Against Hardship
3963 West Belle Place, St. Louis, MO
Provide programs and services to help low to moderate income families become more self-sufficient.
Current needs include non-perishable food items and toiletries; clean, seasonal clothing including: pants, shirts, blouses, coats, shoes, dresses, belts, handbags and hats for male and female adults, teenagers and children; and furniture and home appliances including: couches, refrigerators, bedding, bath towels, flatware, dishes, TVs, DVD players, tables, lamps, etc.
Covenant House
2727 North Kingshighway Boulevard, St. Louis, MO
Help save local youth from abuse, trafficking, and homelessness.
Monetary donations help keep their shelters clean and their shelves stocked with food.
December 5th Fund
9842 Manchester Road, Suite B, St. Louis, MO
The goal of the December 5th Fund is to give a day without worry to a family who is dealing with cancer.
Accepting monetary donations.
Friends of Kids with Cancer
15 Sunnen Drive, #161, St. Louis, MO
Dedicated to being there for kids who have been touched by cancer by providing resources.
Accepting monetary donations, gift cards, toy donations, personal care items, and an ongoing Amazon Wish List.
Guardian Angel Settlement Association
Social Services and Administration, 3300 South Jefferson, St. Louis, MO
Helping those in poverty learn how to earn economic independence.
Accepting food, clothing, and monetary donations.
Inspire Up Foundation
“To inspire a kinder and more giving world by uniting the military and civilian communities through empowerment, education, community building, and a commitment to serve.
Accepting monetary donations.
Metro Trans Umbrella
3133 Oregon Avenue, St. Louis, MO
A nonprofit that strives to create a more “inclusive and supportive community” for the trans population in St. Louis.
Accepting monetary donations.
Mission St. Louis
3108 North Grand Boulevard, St. Louis, MO
“We build relationships to empower people to transform their lives. With relationship in hand, we have made a strategic set of programs available to the people we serve. These programs work together to address critical stages in the cycle of poverty, like high school graduation + recidivism. We walk alongside people as they work their way through our programs, empowering entire families to break the cycle of poverty.”
Accepting Monetary Donations, as well as toys for the Christmas season.
Oasis International
5035 Gravois Ave., St Louis, MO 63116
Oasis welcomes refugees with the love of Jesus from many nations to the United States who have experienced war in their home country. Oasis International helps them settle in St. Louis with furniture, household items, and clothes. English and citizenship classes are also made available to them; but most importantly they need our friendship.
Volunteer and donation opportunities are available.
Our Little Haven
St. Louis, MO
Providing early intervention services for children and families who have been impacted by abuse, neglect, and mental or behavioral health needs.
There is a wide range of ways to donate and support Our Little Haven. See their website for more details!
Places for People
4130 Lindell Boulevard, St. Louis, MO
Providing recovery based treatment for those struggling with mental illness or substance abuse.
Accepting monetary donations or see their website for their Amazon Wish List.
Ronald McDonald House St. Louis
3450 Park Avenue, St. Louis, MO
Providing a home-away-from-home for families of critically ill children in the St. Louis area.
In addition to monetary donations, you can sponsor a family, send holiday cards, buy an item from their Amazon Wish List, or participate in their Meals from the Heart Program.
Safe Connections
2165 Hampton Avenue, St. Louis, MO
Helping those faced with relationship violence and sexual assault as they provide a myriad of services.
Accepting monetary donations.
Salvation Army St. Louis
1130 Hampton Avenue, St. Louis, MO
A Christian church and an international charity, helping those in need.
Accepting monetary donations, and check out their website for information on participating in the Angel Tree Program or sponsoring a family this holiday season.
Stray Rescue
2320 Pine Street, St. Louis, MO
Caring for animals that have been abused, neglected, or are simply unwanted.
Accepting monetary donations or check out their website for updated Wish Lists.
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
One Children’s Place, St. Louis, MO
Donations help St. Louis Children’s Hospital continue to make advancements in pediatric healthcare.
Accepting monetary donations or donate items from their Amazon Wish List.
St. Louis Winter Outreach
Providing assistance to the homeless population to protect them from the cold winter season. They provide blankets and shelter.
Accepting monetary donations, as well as blankets (twin or full-size only), gloves, men’s socks, men’s hats, and scarves.
Sweet Celebrations
577 Castle Ridge Drive, Ballwin, MO
Ensuring that children and teens faced with homelessness still are celebrated on their birthdays.
Accepting monetary donations as well as party supplies, gifts, and various items listed on their website.
Veterans Community Project
Creating a community of tiny homes and access to support services to enable Veterans to get the resources necessary to return to a stable living.
Accepting monetary donations, gift cards, and donate items from their online Wish List.
