Have you signed up? Try rallying others around your favorite nonprofit here in the comments.

What a great idea! Thanks

Hey, All UCHS Athletic Boosters - lets sign up for this for the Athletic Boosters Club. The club supports our student athletes throughout the year and budding athletes through our summer sports camp.

Hi everyone, I'd like to invite you to consider signing up the Down Syndrome Association of Greater St. Louis non-profit---they give tremendous service to families that have children with DS---my daughter has DS, went to U. City schools through high school, and I have lived in U. City for over 40 years. Their office is in U. City and I have been an active volunteer with the agency for over 25 years-- as well as in the U. City school district for 20 years while my children were in school there. You can also support the work of the Down Syndrome Association by donating to my daughter's team for their annual Step Up for Down Syndrome Walk (SUDS) in Forest Park on June 3rd on the Firstgiving website: https://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/juliehart/2012suds
Thanks for any and all support from our community!

It was hard to figure which Patch I live in. My residence is almost on the border of Manchester and Valley Park, near Big Bend & Dougherty Ferry roads. I selected the Town & Country - Manchester patch as that seems to be closest to my area. I'm also just 3 miles north of the edge of Fenton, about 2 miles from western part of Kirkwood.

Please consider voting for us!!! We are a 501c3 based in Ballwin, MO that provides scholarships to military veterans and their families who are in pursuit of higher education!!! Our website is www.provets.org ProNet International Gifts & Scholarships!!!

Please consider Webster Community Arts Foundation (WCAF) as your non-profit (501c3) of choice!
WCAF enriches the community by encouraging and promoting the Arts. www.wcaf.org

Hey Vote for the Starkloff Disability Institute!
The Starkloff Disability Institute (SDI) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to helping 18+ percent of America’s population – people with disabilities – participate fully and equally in all aspects of society.

Founded in 2003 by Max & Colleen Starkloff and David Newburger, the Starkloff Disability Institute works on changing societal attitudes and perceptions about people with disabilities through activities that send a positive message about living with disability in order to create a world that welcomes disabled people.

The Institute does this through various projects which disseminate a positive message about living with disability:

The Next Big Step
Max Starkloff Speaker Series
Disability Studies Initiative
Disability History Project
Universal Design Summit
Direct Action
Thanks ~ Check out our web page www.starkloff.org
Also ~ like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/starkloffdisabilityinstitute
And ~ Follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/sdi_disability or @sdi_disability

What if you've already signed up in the past? Is it retro-active?

If you're already signed up for one, you could sign up for another Patch newsletter, or you could encourage a friend to sign up for one :)

Now that's a good idea, increase your chances!

Paul Kruse President and founder of First Step Back Home, Inc. 501(c) 3 Public Charity. We have a solid and successful plan for the homeless and those about to be, to obtain a self-supporting lifestyle and status. We help over 600 homeless men, women and children every year. We are limited in the act of helping everyone in need only by the lack of volunteers, staff and finances. We have a time proven plan which in over 7 years we have helped over 4500 people with over half obtaining jobs and housing and God has sent us over $700,000 in non-Governmental funding. We also have a trucker ministry which we have served over 4100 drivers and a jail ministry that has bailed out and have become successful with a self-supporting life style, for 12 Wentzville inmates.
We can always use more volunteers, staff and funding to allow us to help more people. We currently recieve from 20 to 30 calls per day for help. We presently have over 600 donors and 75 Churches and organizatins that help us. But this still is not enough. There are over 3 million out of 6 million people in Missouri who are suffering with low income, dissabilties, welfare recipients and more who ane not able to be self-supporting that needs help.

Thank You! God Bless You!
Paul and Lana Kruse 636-466-1365
www.firststepbackhome.net
paulwkruse@centurytel.net

What a wonderful way to showcase our community organizations to others!
OASIS celebrates 30 years in Fall 2012. We would like your vote and Best Wishes for the great work that OASIS volunteers do every day in our community and the wonderful programs provided to discover life after 50 .Visit www.oasisnet.org/stlouis to learn more and vote OASIS!