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Mobilizing the Greater St. Louis community with one goal in mind -- helping people live their best possible lives. United Way of Greater St. Louis helps make our region -- 16 counties in Illinois and Missouri - a better place for all of us. United Way of Greater St. Louis partners with more than 170 nonprofits to help as many people as possible. United Way connects us all, providing real impact through quality programs and services. Each year, 1 in 3 local people are helped through United Way of Greater St. Louis. United Way helps people with everything from basic needs to getting a healthy start at life to living a life with dignity. All told, United Way of Greater St. Louis helps 1 million people in the St. Louis region.
National Lutheran Communities & Services (NLCS) has been blessed with a long tradition of service to people of all faiths. Since 1890, we’ve helped people find wonderful choices for retirement living, new options for financial security and expert services for health care and wellness. While staying rooted in our heritage, we have continued to plan for the needs of future generations we will serve. NLCS is a faith-based, not-for-profit ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America’s (ELCA) Delaware-Maryland, Metropolitan Washington, D.C. and Virginia Synods serving people of all beliefs. NLCS provides seniors with a variety of lifestyle, residential and health care options through retirement communities in Maryland and Virginia.
American Carbon Registry is a Arlington, VA-based company in the Non-Profit sector.
Arc Of Iroquois County is a Watseka, IL-based company in the Non-profit sector.
Skills for Rhode Island`s Future is a public-private partnership working to match businesses that have current, unmet hiring needs with qualified, unemployed or underemployed job seekers in the state of Rhode Island. Skills for Rhode Island’s Future will serve as a business intermediary dedicated to returning the unemployed and underemployed to work by focusing on the hiring needs of local employers. This unique demand-driven approach allows Skills for Rhode Island’s Future to serve both the business and job seeker communities creating economic opportunity and regional progress. Skills for Rhode Island’s Future is modeled after Skills for Chicagoland’s Future, a successful demand-driven intermediary based in Chicago. Skills for Chicagoland’s Future has placed over 2,700 job seekers back to work with more than 50 employer partners since its inception in 2012. Skills for Rhode Island’s Future is being launched with support from the Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training and in partnership with the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce.