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WIN Warehouse is a nonprofit organization based in St. Louis, MO, that has been connecting corporate donors with nonprofit members for over 30 years. By accepting excess inventory donations from companies, WIN helps them save on taxes and warehouse space, while making these donations available to nonprofit members across the country. Through this process, WIN enables nonprofits to access essential resources at a fraction of the retail cost, allowing them to further their missions and make a positive impact in their communities. With a constantly changing inventory of thousands of products, WIN Warehouse offers a wide range of items that nonprofits can utilize for building upkeep, community outreach, project demands, and more. The organization has garnered praise from its members for its exceptional customer service, affordable handling fees, and dedication to supporting the companies and ministries it serves. WIN Warehouse is committed to transforming excess inventory into a force for good, helping both corporate donors and nonprofit members thrive.Generated from the website

St. John Community Improvement is a non-profit organization based in Saint Louis, MO, dedicated to fostering positive change within the local community. Through various programs and initiatives, the organization works to address social issues, promote education, and empower individuals to reach their full potential. Generated from their business information

Assisting Children of Prison Parents (ACOPP) is a nonprofit organization based in St. Louis, Missouri. Their mission is to provide resources and assistance to families, particularly children with incarcerated parents, while also working towards restoring communities to environmentally safe conditions. ACOPP offers seminars, workshops, tutoring, arts classes, physical activities, and field trips to children, as well as opportunities for them to visit their incarcerated parents. The organization also works with parents who are incarcerated to strengthen family ties and offers support to both children and parents in schools, jails, and other institutions. Founded by Hakee Mitchell, who himself experienced the impact of incarceration on his family, ACOPP aims to make a positive difference in the lives of children and families affected by the criminal justice system. Through their programs and services, ACOPP strives to empower children and provide them with opportunities that may not be available when a parent is incarcerated. They also encourage community involvement and welcome support, volunteering, and partnerships from individuals across the United States.Generated from the website