Community Impact Network
Members and Resources
The Community Impact Network builds equity by serving those who create opportunities for people in the 24:1 Community to learn, live and leave a legacy.
The Network serves its members by listening to community stakeholders to shape how we serve and what we invest in; collaborating with others to align around shared objectives, craft solutions, and overcome challenges; and investing financial, strategic, and organizational resources in our priority areas.
The Network’s service focuses in three priority areas:
- Learning – creating opportunities for people to access quality education throughout their life
- Living – creating opportunities for people to meet their basic needs, move through the housing continuum, and experience economic mobility
- Legacy – creating opportunities for people and communities to leave a positive legacy
Our service goes far beyond our commitment to invest financial resources. The Network also acts as a strategic partner for organizations, municipalities and community leaders who serve the 24:1 Community.
For more information on the Community Impact Network, visit their website.
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Education
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Belle Children’s Services of St. Louis Arc
Is an early childhood education program focused on children with developmental delays and disabilities.
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Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis
Provides after-school, teen, sports, and summer programs to St. Louis area youth while also providing a safe place for children to learn and grow.
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Family Engagement Liasions (FELs)
Work in the Normandy Schools Collaborative to connect families to resources, services, and information.
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Family Forward
Provides comprehensive therapeutic and educational services to children.
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Girls Inc.
Provides programs in safe environments for girls.
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Girl on the Run
Inspires girls of all abilities to recognize their individual strengths, while building a sense of connection in a team setting.
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KornerStone Kids Preschool
This preschool features experienced, caring teachers in a friendly, safe atmosphere.
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The Leadership School
A charter public school centered around student leadership within the 24:1 Community.
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The Little Bit Foundation
Provide students with basic necessities.
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Missouri First Steps/ Benchmarks Human Services
First Steps is a home visiting and coaching program for families.
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Missouri Historical Society
Offers hundreds of educational programs annually to fit every interest and age group.
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NCJW
Works to improve the lives of women, children and families through advocacy, education and community service.
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The Nine Network
Seeks to enable access to information, knowledge, and learning opportunities for all.
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Noble Neighbor
Empowering kids and promoting equity in education.
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Normandy Schools Collaborative
The NSC is a group of educators, administrators, support staff, community members, and parents working to support each student enrolled in the school district.
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Parents as Teachers
Offers home visits and developmental screenings for children from birth to age 5.
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Ready Readers
Works to expand literacy access to children living in low-income communities.
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St. Louis ArtWorks
A job training program using art to teach essential life and job skills to underserved youth, ages 14-19.
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Smart Kids Inc.
Supplies one-on-one tutoring and mentoring services.
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Special School District (SSD) of St. Louis County
Provides special education services to students in a variety of placements.
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S.T.A.R. for Early Childhood Educators
Supports daycares and learning centers, helping early childhood educators develop skills and build their careers.
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St. Louis County Library, Natural Bridge Branch
The library system partners with organizations to distribute supplies to families.
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Turn the Page STL
Turn the Page STL is a city-county wide literacy initiative.
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U&I RISE
Provides adult education and training to help create an environment for their children and family to do better with their own education.
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United 4 Children
Supports early learning centers and partners with families who take care of young children in their homes.
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Williams Academy STL
An early childhood technology and learning center for children ages 6 months to 13 years old.
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Youth in Need
Provides three large programs: early learning, a counseling service, and a youth program.
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YWCA Head Start
Provides early childhood education to children from six weeks to 5 years old.
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