Non Profit Organizations in Saint Charles, Missouri

 The Community and Children's Resource Board of St. Charles County was founded in 1997 to oversee children's mental health services. A 1/8 cent sales tax in St. Charles County generates enough money that the CCRB is able to distribute $5.8 million dollars to agencies that provide mental health and substance abuse treatment services. More than 40 agencies and programs receive funding.   

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Jaycee Fairgrounds Village is located right next to the Mark Twain Mall off of I-70. This is a community for people ages 55 and older, and it has apartments and houses for rent and for sale. The major stipulation is that residents need to be able to live independently, and in this community, they are set up with a number of social events and activities. 

The Lewis & Clark Boat House and Nature Center is located on South Riverside Drive, just east of Main Street. Since 1985, it has served as an educational facility concentrating on exhibits that relate to the Lewis and Clark expedition that occurred in 1804. In fact, its current location is located near the camp site that Lewis and Clark used during their expedition.

Inside and outside of the Boat House, guests can learn about life in the early 19th century. Replicas of boats, homes, campsites and the Missouri River ecosystem are on display. The house is operated by the Discovery Expedition, a non-profit company that promotes the education and study of American history.

The Greater St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce is a service to area based business enterprises interested in engaging in a cooperative effort with the local commercial community to develop marketing strategies, disseminate important information to residents of St. Charles and St. Peters and provide compelling reasons for individuals relocating to move to the community.