Giving back moves your company forward.

 

We help businesses of all sizes discover how they can effectively extend their generosity and talents to the community, and provide for the caring of their valued associates.

As a corporate member who cares about the broader community, your philanthropic leadership is essential to creating an equitable and vibrant quality of life where your associates live and work. Giving back provides direct benefits to your company and team members, ultimately moving us all forward.

But, corporate giving can be an administrative burden. Our team at the St. Louis Community Foundation can coordinate your giving program, handle the record keeping, manage the grantmaking processes, and administer employee assistance and scholarship giving.

There are many ways in which corporate philanthropy can be woven into the fabric of your organization. A corporate donor advised fund demonstrates your company’s commitment to being a strong public corporate citizen, and leverages your community leadership in areas where your company has expertise and skills.  Giving programs bond associates as they share their talents and time with community causes. Employee care programs allow for the caring of associates in times of need, encouraging team members to support each other.

The St. Louis Community Foundation is a leading partner for all of your corporate giving services. We currently administer programs for thousands of employees nationwide, and look forward to strategizing with you to create a program that best serves your company’s goals.

Corporate Charitable Services Solutions

Talk with a team member today.

We love working with our donors and community members and want to help with your questions.  We look forward to hearing from you.

Jenny Praytor

Director of Donor Services
314-880-4966Email

Monica Bolaños

Scholarship & Employee Care Associate
314-880-4957Email
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