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Catholic Charities of Central and Northern Missouri is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing care and creating hope for individuals and families in need. With a focus on serving people in 38 counties, regardless of their faith, culture, or situation, they offer a wide range of services including support for refugees and immigrants, assistance for those facing food insecurity, mental health support, health and nutrition education, and basic household and shelter needs. Working in partnership with other agencies and engaging the local community, Catholic Charities aims to provide compassionate care through the healing ministry of Jesus. Their programs and services not only address immediate needs but also equip individuals and families with the tools and resources for a better tomorrow, helping them achieve stability and avoid future hardships.Generated from the website

March of Dimes in Jefferson City, MO is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health of mothers and babies. They focus on research, advocacy, and education to prevent premature birth and birth defects. Through community programs and fundraising efforts, March of Dimes works to support families and provide resources for healthy pregnancies and newborn care. Their mission is to ensure that every baby has the best possible start in life. Generated from their business information

The Conservation Federation of Missouri (CFM) is the largest and most active conservation organization in the state, dedicated to the protection and preservation of Missouri's wildlife and natural resources. With thousands of members representing various outdoor enthusiasts, CFM serves as the united voice for hunters, fishermen, campers, hikers, and more, advocating for their collective opinions on the future of Missouri's outdoors. Through advocacy, education, and partnerships, CFM works tirelessly to ensure the conservation of Missouri's rich outdoor heritage. As a private organization independent of state government, CFM plays a crucial role in state and national conservation issues, engaging with the Missouri general assembly, the Missouri Department of Conservation, and the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. With a strong focus on advocacy, CFM has been instrumental in the development of conservation legislation in Missouri. Additionally, CFM actively promotes education and partnerships, passing on the conservation legacy to future generations and collaborating with over 100 affiliate organizations and 75 business partners to protect Missouri's wildlife and outdoor spaces.Generated from the website