Boys & Girls Club of Bethalto, Inc.

Vision for Children at Risk is a St. Louis-based organization dedicated to creating a better future for children by addressing disparities and building more equitable systems. They utilize data and research as powerful tools for advocating against inequity, empower families to actively participate in shaping systems that provide for their children's well-being, facilitate collaborative efforts to improve child well-being, and uplift the voices of community members to identify and reconstruct inequitable policies and practices from a racial justice perspective. With a focus on family engagement, collaboration, data research, and advocacy, Vision for Children at Risk works towards building a more equitable and effective future for children in the St. Louis region. They track over 40 key indicators of child well-being, organize events and initiatives to connect parents and caregivers, and provide support and opportunities for families to actively participate in shaping systems that impact their children's lives.Generated from the website

Vision for Children at Risk (VCR) is a data-driven and family-centered organization based in Saint Louis, Missouri, dedicated to addressing disparities and building equitable systems for children. By compiling data and highlighting the lived experiences of families, VCR advocates for collaborative solutions that empower families to actively participate in shaping their children's well-being. Through strategic collaboration, VCR engages community members and partners to improve child well-being while prioritizing the voices of families in advocating for equitable policies. The organization tracks over 40 key indicators of child well-being in the St. Louis metropolitan area, utilizing both quantitative and qualitative data to inform their initiatives and drive systemic change. Generated from the website

The Masonic Service Association of North America (MSA) is an organization dedicated to serving Freemasonry, the country, and the world, originally formed to provide aid to military servicemen at the end of World War I. Established in 1919, MSA aims to offer services to Grand Lodges that they may not be able to perform individually, fostering a collaborative spirit within Freemasonry. MSA is recognized for its disaster relief efforts, having issued its first appeal in 1923, and is trusted by Grand Lodges across North America to provide aid during crises. Additionally, the organization supports military veterans through its Hospital Visitation Program, which includes approximately 180 Hospital Representatives and volunteers at various VA Medical Centers and state veterans hospitals throughout the United States. Generated from the website