Goodwill is a thrift store that serves customers in Chesterfield and the surrounding areas. It specializes in the sale of used garments, furniture and more. Call the number provided for more information.
Chesterfield Arts is the source for everything art-related in Chesterfield and West County. The nonprofit is dedicated to supporting programs for the visual, literary and performing arts.
Art classes, taught by professional artists, are offered for kids and adults, and Chesterfield Arts partners with several other metro arts groups on educational programming. They sponsor the Arts Alive! performing arts series and founded the Chesterfield Writers Guild. The gallery exhibits work from local artists, and the collection switches every eight weeks.
Chesterfield Arts is also dedicated to cultivating public art in Chesterfield. As of fall 2010, they had helped acquire and place more than 15 sculptures, including The Awakening by Seward Johnson.
Wings of Hope is an award-winning 501(c)(3) organization with an international mission: to provide medical transportation, health care and relief services in 42 countries with an immediate need or in remote or isolated areas. Started in 1962 by four area businessmen, Wings of Hope offers services around the clock, year-round. Volunteer opportunies for health care professionals, pilots, mechanics and administrative personnel are outlined on the company Web site.
The Children's Miracle Network is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to raise funds and awareness for St. Louis Children's Hospital and Cardinal Glennon Children's Medical Center. The organization holds 40 fundraising events, including golf tournaments and 5K runs. Founded in 1988, the Children's Miracle Network has donated more than $30 million to the two St. Louis hospitals.
Goodwill is a thrift store located in Chesterfield. With locations nationwide, this chain stocks used clothing and other wares at low prices. It also accepts donations of clothing and other gently used items during store hours.
Camp Rainbow is a 501(c)(3) organization that provides kids ages 6 to 13 with cancer or other blood-based diseases with a week-long sleepover camp experience. Held in June at Babler State Park each year, Camp Rainbow offers children a week of outdoors fun with swimming, fishing, archery, sports and nature study as well as arts and crafts, music and drama. A mini camp offers a similar program in a day camp setting for children ages 4 to 6. A teen camp program is held one weekend in March, and Camp Rainbow also offers a "camp-in" weekend in November at three area hospitals.
Junior Chamber International Headquarters is a membership-based nonprofit organization that offers a variety of programs and events to youth communities across the world, including public speaking, debating, training and more. For information on how to get involved, call the telephone number or visit the Web site provided.