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Grantee Spotlight-Mission: St. Louis
Mission: St. Louis has been a funded partner of Marillac Mission Fund since 2010. They empower individuals for social and economic growth through relationship and opportunity. They believe individuals use their power and influence to break the cycles of poverty. With relationship in hand, they have made a strategic set of programs available to work together to address critical stages in the cycle of poverty. The solution they envision is a multi-generational approach to empowering people by addressing education, workforce development, housing, and crime reduction in tandem to fight poverty across a lifetime. Specifically, MMF funds their home repair services to older adults in North St. Louis.
This Grantee Spotlight further tells the stories of their impact in the community.
Top News
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Mar 11, 2025, 9:59 AM
Government Funding Cuts Put Nonprofits at Risk
Nonprofits are the cornerstone of vibrant, resilient communities, providing day-to-day services and critical supports when disasters strike. In communities nationwide, nonprofits provide groceries, meals, and shelter to people experiencing housing and food insecurity. They take care of the young and the elderly, run suicide prevention hotlines and intervention services, and provide job training. Nonprofits organize after-school tutoring programs and manage free and low-cost medical clinics in rural, suburban, and urban communities. They help people gather, share stories, and organize community groups.
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Mar 11, 2025, 9:47 AM
Immigration Policy Tracking Project
The Immigration Policy Tracking Project catalogues every known Trump administration immigration policy, attaches the source documents, and highlights all new policies. Entries are organized by date and subject, searchable by key terms, filtered by 1.0 and 2.0 terms, and continually updated to report on current status. IPTP is a project of Professor Lucas Guttentag working with Stanford and Yale law students and supported by a team of leading national immigration experts.
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Mar 11, 2025, 9:18 AM
Missouri Investments in Residents Have Eroded
A number of tax changes made over the last decade have resulted in an inadequate, upside-down tax system that shifts the costs to hardworking Missouri families while the wealthy and out-of-state corporations pay less than their fair share for public services, depriving our state of the revenue needed to support thriving communities in Missouri.