STRENGTH IN PARTNERSHIP
People impacting their community
Community Resources
Food Outreach understands that providing nutritional support for those with limited resources is just one of the services our clients need while living with their illnesses. We’ve established collaborative partnerships with other national, regional, and local organizations to provide a complete continuum of care. For quick reference, those resources are listed here:
Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center
314.747.7222 or 800.600.3606
website
Barnes Jewish Health Care System
Cancer Support Community of Greater St. Louis
David C. Pratt Cancer Center
314.251.6571 option 1
website
Gateway to Hope
314.569.1113
website
Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry
314.993.1000
website
The Kaufman Fund (Veterans)
314.753.8355
website
Linkage to Care for PLWH
Linkage to Care for Ryan White Services
314.356.0200
website
Livestrong program at the YMCA
Lutheran Senior Services
314.968.9313
website
Mercy Hospital St. Louis
314.251.6000
website
Metro Trans Umbrella Group
314.349.1402
website
NOVUS Health STL
314.652.0100
Operation Food Search
314.726.5355
website
Peter and Paul Community Services
314.588.7111
website
Project ARK
314.535.7275
website
Saint Louis University Cancer Center
314-268-7015
website
Saint Louis University Hospital
314.577.8000
website
St. Luke's Hospital
314.434.1500
website
St. Louis Area Foodbank
314.292.6262
website
SSM Health
844-776-1300
website
The Spot
314.535.0413
website
Valeda's Hope
314.607.7799
website
Veterans Community Project
314.501.2810
website
Vivent Health
314.645.6451
website
Washington University School of Medicine
Federal Funding Acknowledgments
Affordable Housing Commission - ARPA
This project is supported in whole or in part by federal award number CFDA 21.027 awarded to the City of St. Louis by the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Community Development Administration - ARPA
This project is supported in whole or in part by federal award number CFDA 21.027 awarded to the City of St. Louis by the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Community Development Block Grant
This activity is financed (in part) (wholly) through an allocation of Community Development Block Grant funds from the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the City of St. Louis’ Community Development Administration.
St. Louis Area Agency on Aging
The funds were provided in part by the St. Louis Area Agency on Aging through a federal grant by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, under the provision of Title III, Older Americans Act of 1965, as amended, and/or funding of the Social Services Block Grant (Title XX of the Social Security Act); the Community Development Block Grant, and/or funding from the State of Missouri.
St. Louis Senior Fund
The St. Louis Senior Fund provides grants to local nonprofits and government entities to help older adults age in the home and community that best serves their needs and interests. All grants from the Senior Fund are directed to serve residents in the City of St. Louis who are 60 years or older.