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Serves as a voluntary health organization that offers information but not medical referrals, has a hotline to answer medical questions and prevention questions. Can also provide information and referral regarding possible financial resources.

Charitable foundation that provides grants and collaborates with community partners and initiatives that provide dignity at life's end.

Provide information, guidance, direct services and patient navigation for patients and caregivers.

Serve as voluntary health organization for stroke survivors, families, and caregivers by providing resources, services, education and information to improve individual's quality of life. May accept persons with brain injury or other neurological challenge on case by case basis. Provide various wellness programs to participants. Serve as voluntary health organization for stroke survivors, families, and caregivers by providing resources, services, education and information to improve individual's quality of life. May accept persons with brain injury or other neurological challenge on case by case basis.

Serve as voluntary health organization for stroke survivors, families, and caregivers by providing resources, services, education and information to improve individual's quality of life. May accept persons with brain injury or other neurological challenge on case by case basis. Provide various wellness programs to participants. Serve as voluntary health organization for stroke survivors, families, and caregivers by providing resources, services, education and information to improve individual's quality of life. May accept persons with brain injury or other neurological challenge on case by case basis.

Care Consultants available to provide one-on-one care planning services for families facing an Alzheimer's diagnosis. Care consultants can provide these sessions via telephone, in person at office locations or virtually.

Provides contributions and grants to organizations that serve the needs of children in areas of education, arts, health care, medical research and social or civic programs.

Provides information and answers questions about cancer. Information Specialists can discuss specific cancers, treatment, coping with cancer, medicines, clinical trials, patient resources, support groups, financial programs, etc.

Contracts with agencies that serve individuals with developmental disabilities in St. Charles County. Funded services include: adult day programs, respite, residential services, advocacy, early intervention and more.

A public charitable foundation that provides grants and collaborates with community partnerships and initiatives.

Providing compassionate service through collaborative outreach services to help the under-resourced families, children and seniors. Services include food pantry, overnight women's shelter, essential home repairs, programs for foster families, early childhood resources and more. Service agencies include the following (for a complete listing and qualifications for outreach services visit www.ccozarks.org or call 417-862-3586): Child Care Food Program (Connections Handyman Service - temporarily unavailable) Crosslines of Springfield Ambassadors for Children Reading and Math Buddy Program (formerly RSVP) Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program Safe to Sleep

A fundraiser for 14 local agencies that provide over 300 programs and services to over 20,000 individuals in the county area. Does not have a reserve of funds, when a client calls they are directed to the United Way agency in Callaway County that can assist them.

The Eliezer program may be able to provide financial assistance for church workers and missionaries who have 20 years full time or 30 years part time, paid or non-paid service in pastoral or lay ministry. Also assists with needs such as medications, private duty, durable medical equipment, or nutritional supplements and more. Award amounts vary depending on the types of services needed.

Contracts with local agencies serving persons with developmental disabilities for employment, independent living, and community connection.

Provides funding to United Way partner agencies.

Supports select middle school programs prepare low-income students for admission to college prep high schools. Supports graduates of these schools, with various services and financial assistance as they move through high school and onto college/university study.

The Parkinson Foundation of the Heartland serves as a voluntary health organization providing information about Parkinson Disease, support groups, exercise groups and has a lending library.

Provides funding for agencies that offer residential and vocational services for St. Louis County residents with developmental disabilities.

Has annual campaign to fund health and human service agencies in the community.

Oversees the Carthage area United Way agencies and provides referrals to the agencies' services.

Provides funding to partner agencies meeting community needs by promoting VITA/EITC programs, COAD for disaster preparedness and youth resource directory.

Mobilizing Greater Kansas City’s collective generosity for the greatest good.

United Way of Leavenworth County is a community foundation.

Raises funds for St. Francois County in Missouri

Provides resources to local non-profit agencies through a community wide fundraising drive.