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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | CALIFORNIA PINTO BOOSTER CLUB THE CORPORATION IS FORMED FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES: 1) TO ENCOURAGE AN ATMOSPHERE OF GOOD CONDUCT, SPORTSMANSHIP, AND EXCELLENCE IN THE ATHLETIC ENDEAVORS AND ALL OTHER EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, 2) TO PROMOTE INVOLVEMENT OF THE COMMUNITY IN THE POSITIVE SUPPORT OF ALL COMPETITIVE SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES IN COOPERATION WITH AND WITHIN THE COUNSEL OF APPROPRIATE SCHOOL OFFICIALS, 3) TO PROMOTE A SPIRIT OF GOOD WILL AND FELLOWSHIP AMONG PARENTS, GUARDIANS, PARTICIPANTS, COACHERS, FACULTY, SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS, AND OTHERS WHO HAVE INTEREST IN THE COMPETITIVE SPORTS AND EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES OF MONITEAU CO. R-1 SCHOOL DISTRICT. | CALIFORNIA, MO | |
| 52 | REGIONAL BUSINESS COUNCIL TO UNITE AND ENGAGE MEMBERS TO ACT ON HIGH-IMPACT BUSINESS, CIVIC AND PHILANTHROPIC AFFAIRS FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THE ST. LOUIS REGION. | SAINT LOUIS, MO | |
| 53 | MISSOURI STATE PARKS FOUNDATION INC To create and sustain an outstanding collection of scenic parks and recreation areas, and to preserve and protect significant environmental areas and historical and cultural sites. | COLUMBIA, MO | |
| 54 | JUNIOR TROJAN FOOTBALL PROMOTE JUNIOR FOOTBALL | Troy, MO | |
| 55 | ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH ORGANIZED PROGRAM OF BASEBALL FOR YOUTH OF ANDOVER, MA IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GENERAL STANDARDS AND FUIDELINES SET FORTH BY LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL, INC. | WILDWOOD, MO | |
| 56 | DWIGHT F DAVIS MEMORIAL TENNIS CENTER Provide recreational and competitive tennis opportunities for people in the St Louis area Provide outreach with lessons and clinics for underserved groups in our community | SAINT LOUIS, MO | |
| 57 | OPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL ASHLAND TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE IN CIVIC AND YOUTH ACTIVITIES. TO PROVIDE ORGANIZED SPORTS LEAGUES FOR AREA YOUTH. | ASHLAND, MO | |
| 58 | TRIPLE A YOUTH FOUNDATION PROVISION OF SPORTS PROGRAMS FOR YOUTHS IN THE ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN AREA. THE PROGRAMS ARE PRIMARILY GOLF AND TENNIS. | CLAYTON, MO | |
| 59 | WEBSTER GROVES HOCKEY ASSOCIATION TO OPERATE YOUTH ICE HOCKEY PROGRAM AS A MEMBER OF USA HOCKEY. | ST LOUIS, MO | |
| 60 | MATTHEWS-CRAWFORD POST 131 INC ACTIONS ON BEHALF OF VETERANS TRHOUGH NATIONAL AMERICAN LEGIONS 4 PILLARS- NATIONAL SECURITY, VETERANS AFFAIRS AND REHAB, AMERICANISM, CHILDREN AND YOUTH, PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WAR PERIOD VETERANS AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT | WARRENSBURG, MO | |
| 61 | AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING AND PARKS ASSOCIATION AS A SERVICE ORGANIZATION FOR THE COMMUNITY, WE ARE DEDICATED TO HELP THOSE IN NEED WITH ANY ASSISTANCE THAT OUR CAPABILITIES AND RESOURCES ARE ABLE TO PROVICE, ESPECIALLY TO VETS, SENIORS AND YOUTH | Smithville, MO | |
| 62 | AMERICAN LEGION PROVIDED SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY THROUGH YOUTH PROGRAMS INCLUDING BASEBALL AND SCHOLARSHIPS | MANCHESTER, MO | |
| 63 | SANTA MARIA COUNTRY CLUB Santa Maria Country Club was a K of C corporation that provided a building for family gatherings, i.e. wedding receptions, baptisms, birthdays. The 12-acre field behind the building provided athletic activities, soccer, softball, horsheshoes, and corkball. The mission was to provide an atmosphere and opportunity for the community to enhance family life. Santa Maria Country Club went out of business in 2019 and sold its building and 12 acres. The proceeds of the sale of the building and property were donated to 501(c)3 organizations to comply with our Board policies. | Saint Louis, MO | |
| 64 | BARTON COUNTY ELECTRIC COOP INC TO IMPROVE FARM PRODUCTION AND LIVING STANDARDS THROUGH ELECTRICAL SERVICES PROVIDED TO RURAL AREAS ON A COOPERATIVE BASIS. TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMY OF THE COMMUNITY THROUGH ELECTRICAL SERVICE PROVIDED TO COMMERCIAL, SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES. TO PROMOTE A CLEAN AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH ELECTRICAL SERVICE PROVIDED TO LANDFILLS, HIGHWAYS AND PARKS. | LAMAR, MO | |
| 65 | ROYALS CHARITIES INC ROYALS CHARITIES, INC. CONDUCTS FUNDRAISING TO SUPPORT CHILDREN IN THE GREATER KANSAS CITY COMMUNITY, EDUCATION, YOUTH BASEBALL/SOFTBALL, AND MILITARY. | KANSAS CITY, MO | |
| 66 | HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB PROMOTEATHLETICSANDGOODSPORTSMANSHIPAMONGTHESTUDENTSATTENDINGHIGHLANDHIGHSCHOOLANDAIDINTHEPURCHASEOFATHLETICEQUPMENTORIMPROVEMENTSOFATHLETICFACILITIESOFTHELOCALLEWISCOUNTYC-1SCHOOLDISTRICT | EWING, MO | |
| 67 | CITIZENS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION The Citizens for Environmental Action (CEA) is a local group of volunteers working to help our families and our community to be healthier and more sustainable through a variety of educational and community building activities such as Earth Day Family Festivals, maintain and improving the Turkeyfoot Prairie, facilitating the "Eating From the Garden" program at local elementary schools, and providing a Speakers Bureau offering a variety of perspectives on sustainability. | Warrensburg, MO | |
| 68 | LIBERTY PARKS AND RECREATION ENHANCE RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES IN LIBERTY, MISSOURI | LIBERTY, MO | |
| 69 | ST LOUIS, MO | ||
| 70 | KANSAS CITY, MO | ||
| 71 | CHESTERFIELD, MO | ||
| 72 | ST LOUIS, MO | ||
| 73 | SAINT PETERS, MO | ||
| 74 | FENTON, MO | ||
| 75 | BLOOMSDALE, MO | ||
| 76 | CARTHAGE, MO | ||
| 77 | ST LOUIS, MO | ||
| 78 | OAK RIDGE, MO | ||
| 79 | POPLAR BLUFF, MO | ||
| 80 | VILLAGE OF LOCH LLOYD, MO | ||
| 81 | SAINT LOUIS, MO | ||
| 82 | Kansas City, MO | ||
| 83 | ST CHARLES, MO | ||
| 84 | Ballwin, MO | ||
| 85 | KEYTESVILLE, MO | ||
| 86 | Chesterfield, MO | ||
| 87 | Eminence, MO | ||
| 88 | ST LOUIS, MO | ||
| 89 | SPRINGFIELD, MO | ||
| 90 | KEYTESVILLE, MO | ||
| 91 | WASHINGTON, MO | ||
| 92 | BLUE SPRINGS, MO | ||
| 93 | Saint Louis, MO | ||
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