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550 Volunteers Brave the Cold As Celebrity Greeters at the Hardee’s 12th Annual Rise and Shine For Heat-Up Fundraiser
Despite the unseasonably cool winter weather compared to a constantly colder 2011, Heat-Up St. Louis, the regional utility assistance charity continues to get hundreds of requests from bi-state area seniors, the disabled and low-income households with children, who are being threatened with disconnection notices or who require service restoration. The series of cold snaps during […]
497 Area Volunteers Help Area Needy During Bitter Winter: 10th Annual Hardee’s Rise and Shine For Heat Fundraiser
This has been the most financially challenging winter since the inception of Heat-Up St. Louis, 11 years ago. In most parts of the St. Louis region, where the all-volunteer charity serves, the public cupboards are almost empty, in terms of donations. Thousands of area seniors, disabled and poor households with children are struggling to stay […]
First Day of Winter Helps Heat-Up St. Louis With $15,000 In Two Contributions, Helping Needy With Heating Bills
Today, (December 21) at 10:00 a.m. in St. Louis City Hall, Mayor Francis Slay, St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley, and Reverend Earl E. Nance accepted much needed donations on the first day of winter to help area seniors, the disabled and low-income families with small children with their delinquent heating bills, thus keeping them […]
Heat-Up St. Louis Shores Up Its Utility Efforts With $330,000 In Grants Charity Unveils New Membership Drive and Other Preventive Initiatives
November 19, 2010 –St. Louis Mayor Francis G. Slay joined St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley; St. Louis Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson; Melanie DiLeo, Chair of Heat-Up St. Louis; and Reverend Earl E. Nance, Jr., Chair Emeritus of Heat-Up St. Louis to unveil plans to help off-set a federal and state budget shortfall in utility […]
Some Utility Funds Available, and Avoid Unsafe Methods of Heating Homes and Apartment
Heat-Up St. Louis, the all-volunteer, not for profit, utility assistance and education charity is encouraging area seniors, the disabled and low-income households to register during November for energy assistance. The charity does have heat grants for needy residents in the City of St. Louis, as long as funds last. Heat-Up St. Louis officials are hoping for additional on-line public donations […]
Cool Down St. Louis Receives $25,000 Grant 100% of Donations Go To Needy, Not For Staffing!
Cool Down St. Louis, is an all-volunteer, not-for-profit charity helping seniors and disabled in 17 Missouri and Illinois counties, including the City of St. Louis has just received as special $25,000 emergency grant for the purchase of air-conditioners for needy clients. This is in addition to a recent 100 donated units by AmerenUE and the […]
Vatterott Colleges in Missouri and Illinois Accepting Drop-Offs of New and Slightly-Used Air Conditioners Cool Down Making Public Plea for Utility Assistance Donations
Beginning on Thursday, and going through the balance of summer, September 20, 2010, Vatterott Colleges are participating in the Cool Down St. Louis S.O.S. (Save Our Seniors) Project. The charity is also encouraging the public to “Check on Their Neighbors.” Area residents and businesses can drop-off a new or slightly used air-conditioner, less than two […]