Assessors Office Employees Donate to Local Charities

Assessor’s Office Employees Donate $1960 to Local Charities

December 27, 2016 | 2 min reading time

This article is 8 years old. It was published on December 27, 2016.

 Assessor's Office Employees Donate $1960 to Local Charities

Every year, the City of St. Louis Assessor's Office employees donate $2 to be able to dress down on Fridays with the proceeds going to local charities. With over 60 employees, those donations add up week after week, and this year amounted to slightly less than $2000.

The Assessor's Office Charity Committee seeks out and reviews local charities as potential recipients. The committee puts forward several charities and then the assessor's office employees receive a ballot to vote for four winning recipients. In 2016 each of the four recipients received a $490 donation.

Once a charity has won, it must sit out two years before being considered again, so that year after year, the charity dollars get spread as wide as possible across the community.

This year the assessor's office donated to the following charities:

  • Toys for Tots
  • Youth and Family Center
  • Places for People
  • Better Family Life

The attached pictures show assessor's office employees distributing funds to this years charity winners!

The employees of the assessor's office are honored and grateful for the ability to give back to the community.

Toys For Tots

Toys for Tots

 Youth and Family Center

Youth and Family Center

 Places for People

Places for People

 Better Family Life

Better Family Life

  • Department:
    Assessor - Real Estate Assessment and Appraisal
    Assessor - Personal Property Assessment and Records
    Assessor - Real Estate Records
    Board of Equalization
  • Topic:
    Taxation and Revenue

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