YouthBridge Welcomes Martha Vosse to Board of Directors
YouthBridge has announced the appointment of Martha Vosse to its Board of Directors.
YouthBridge has announced the appointment of Martha Vosse to its Board of Directors.
Just as abuse and neglect negatively impact the developing brain, therapy can alter the brain toward healing, recovery and the development of healthier functioning.
YEP STL! shows we can still work together (but separately!) to serve our community. On April 5th, YEP STL! presented their 2020 grant awards, totaling $10,000, to seven organizations.
Moonshots are bold attempts at a better future. The 2020 Moonshot nominees are trying audacious things to move our region forward, whether those efforts are ultimately successful or not.
Meeting the ever-changing needs of our community has always been an integral part of our mission as a community foundation.
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) unlocks $2 trillion in funds for American individuals and businesses impacted by COVID-19. Here’s what the Act includes to help stimulate charitable giving…
YouthBridge just earned a 2019 Platinum Seal by adding information to our Nonprofit Profile on GuideStar.
An advocate, counselor, cheerleader, partner. YouthBridge Community Foundation has stood beside, behind and out in front of nonprofits for 15 years to “protect these vital community assets,” says Michael Howard, YouthBridge CEO.
There is certainly (and understandably) no shortage of news about COVID-19. We’ve compiled a few of our top tips to help streamline your information-gathering efforts as you assist your clients with charitable priorities…
COVID-19 Response • Helping charities now • Youth In Need Champions Funding for Children’s Mental Health Services
• Living Earth Day 365 Days a Year • Annual Report 2019
CEO Michael Howard explains the challenges keeping up their noble work despite the COVID-19 challenges.
That’s the impetus of earthday365 – to help people make sustainability an everyday commitment through education, engagement and empowerment
If approved, this measure would bring essential mental health services to an estimated 120,000 children and youth in the county.
Businesses frequently make cash donations to charitable organizations. But what happens to the deductibility of those donations under the state and local tax limitations imposed by the 2017 tax law?
If volatile market conditions persist, gifts of hard-to-value assets may become popular substitutes for appreciated stock gifts.
Stitching Stories, Empowering Youth • New Recipient of Think Big for Kids grant • H.U.G.S. & K.I.S.S.E.S. Awards • Big Hearts Under the Big Top • So long, stretch IRA • Charitable planning is a must prior to sale of a business • 14th Annual Family Business Speaker Series
YouthBridge awarded a $35,000 Think Big for Kids grant to Health Equity Works in support of the Missouri Child Development Account Coalition.
To Everything There is a Season…
“If our youth have the option, they will choose peace,” says Susan Colangelo, President, CEO and founder of Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artist Collective.
Before your business-owner client starts putting out feelers to potential acquirers, be sure to counsel your client about the benefits of contributing an ownership interest to a charitable organization, especially to a flexible donor-advised fund at the community foundation.