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Patch Picks: Five Awesome Nonprofit Organizations in Maplewood-Brentwood

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Welcome to a new weekly feature called Patch Picks, where we highlight editor and reader picks of great local businesses, destinations, services, organizations, ways to spend a day off, and more.

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Patch Picks: Five Awesome Nonprofit Organizations

  • Girls on the Run — Dedicated to promoting self-respect and healthy living for girls in third through eighth grade, Girls on the Run trains participants for a 3.1 mile run in combination with motivating workouts that help them realize their full potential as they grow into young adults.
  • Nurses for Newborns — This foundation aids at-risk families to stop infant mortalities, child abuse and neglect while promoting education and positive parenting.
  • — The nation's largest veteran's service organization has posts in Brentwood, Maplewood and across the country. The American Legion serves to mentor and promote youth in local communities and advocate honor and patriotism.
  • — The Brentwood and Maplewood Lions Clubs are local volunteer branches under an international umbrella. Members give their time for service projects that focus on topics like preserving eyesight and supporting local food pantries.
  • Maplewood Kiwanis Club — This organization has a Maplewood branch and seeks to help children via projects like eliminating iodine deficiency disorders that can lead to mental disabilities.
Katrina Sommer February 17, 2011 at 11:37 am
Nurses for Newborns has a great dinner auction coming up on April 17th at the Hilton St. Louis Frontenac! For more information contact Elisa Reeves @ 314-544-3433 x317 or elisa.reeves@nfnf.org.
Anne Arias February 17, 2011 at 01:57 pm
Joe's Place, a home for homeless boys in the MRH School District, is doing amazing things for our community's kids!!
Denise Lee February 18, 2011 at 03:31 am
Turner Center for the Arts on Sutton provides a place for people with disabilities to find their creative abilities.

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