Department of Public Safety

Employee Charitable Giving Drive Underway

Your generosity will be greatly appreciated.  Drive ends on Oct. 19

October 1, 2011 | 2 min reading time

This article is 14 years old. It was published on October 1, 2011.

The Annual City Employee Charitable Giving Drive kicked off on Tuesday, Sept. 27 with a rally in the City Hall Rotunda and at the 1520 Market Building.

Coordinators were invited to attend one of the rallies, pick up their information packets and meet the representatives for the charities employees may choose to support with a one-time gift or through bi-weekly payroll deduction. Pictured below: Eileen Gassell (left) of the Comptroller's Office receives her packet from Kathy Bess as Ann Chance oversees the rally. This year's drive is being coordinated by the Department of Public Safety Office of Special Events.

Eileen Gassel picks up 2011 Charity Drive packet from Ann Chance and Kathy Bess 092711

Participating charities include:

  • America's Charities
  • The Arts & Education Council
  • The Backstoppers
  • Community Health Charities
  • Earth Share of Missouri
  • Global Impact
  • United Negro College Fund, Inc.
  • United Way of Greater St. Louis
  • William L. Clay Scholarship and Research Fund

Coordinators not able to attend one of the rallies may pick up their packet at Room 418, City Hall.

Questions? Contact Ann Chance at (314) 589-6640 or chancea@stlouiscity.com or Kathy Bess at (314) 589-6613 or bessk@stlouiscity.com .

Any contribution you can make will be greatly appreciated.

Department of Public Safety
City of St. Louis

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