our 2014 Report to the Community

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Serving More Than 8,700 People Each Year
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2014
ST. ANDREW'S
REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
Our Vision
A society where all elders are respected,
productive, secure, and fulfilled.
Our Mission
Empower elders and their caregivers through
choices and options that foster a vital life.
Our Core Philosophy
We honor each person’s uniqueness and dignity
and believe our mission will bring vitality
throughout the life of elders.
We understand our society’s elder service system
is complex and remain committed to our skill
of providing the most appropriate choices and
options in service and support that will bring
confidence and peace of mind to those we serve.
We are committed to being on the “cutting edge”
in innovative, holistic programs, and services
that are quality driven, ethical, cost-efficient, and
elder-centered.
St. Andrew’s
Charitable Foundation Board
St. Andrew’s
2014 Board of Directors
Chair
Ken Kranzberg
Chair
Ralph H. Thaman, Jr.
Vice Chair
Harris Frank
Vice Chair
Rev. Richard Ellerbrake
Secretary
Hon. Stephen Limbaugh
Secretary
Lisa Bernstein
Treasurer
Douglas H. Wilton
Treasurer
William Broderick
Board of Directors
Joseph Birk
Alan E. Brainerd
Terry Coleman
Anna Harris
Priscilla McDonnell
Mary McFarland, Ph.D.
Norma E. Stern
Blanche M. Touhill, Ph.D.
President & CEO
Mary Alice Ryan
We are committed to our faith-based tradition
of service which inspires us to honor our
commitments and to the best of our ability serve
regardless of religious affiliation or ability to pay.
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Your Gift Changes Lives
Board of Directors
Rev. Richard Brandon
Donna Dollenger
Robert P. Elsperman
Rev. Kevin Gregory
Rev. Dr. Anita Hendrix
Robert Hill, M.D.
Jefferson Miller, Jr.
Rev. Cedric Portis
Rev. Homer Schmitz, Ph.D.
The Rt. Rev. Dr. George Wayne Smith
Mary Tillman, M.D.
Velma Watchter
Harry Wilson
Honorary Members
Mary Ann Lee
Blanche M. Touhill, Ph.D.
Douglas H. Wilton
Dear Friends and Supporters of St. Andrew’s,
Katherine Graham, the famed publisher of the Washington
Post, once commented, “No one can avoid aging, but aging
productively is something else.”
That sentiment clearly reflects our mission at St. Andrew’s.
We strive every day to empower elders and their caregivers
through choices and options that foster a vital life. We honor
each person’s uniqueness and dignity and believe our work
will bring vitality to seniors and support productive aging
throughout the life of elders.
In 2014, St. Andrew’s touched the lives of more than 8,700
seniors. The continuing growth of our Charitable Foundation
enables us to fulfill our mission by serving St. Louis seniors
in need. Over the past year, we have established a new
Foundation Board that is providing valuable guidance to our
efforts and assisting us in raising the funds needed to care for
those who outlive their resources.
The popularity of our holiday Adopt A Senior program
reached new heights in 2014, as we provided gifts, gift cards,
and holiday cheer to a record 670 needy seniors.
Our charitable care program is growing as well. Thanks to a
grant from the Lutheran Foundation and our many generous
supporters, we now provide in-home care or caregiver support
for 185 low-income seniors through Senior Solutions. Project
Independence helped seniors remain safely in their home by
providing minor home repairs for 40 seniors.
Yet another generous gift from our dear friends, the Schobels,
created a matching gift challenge that, together with a
challenge gift from Phyllis Tirmenstein, the support of
numerous donors, and our Neighborhood Assistance Program
tax credits, helped us raise the funds to purchase a new bus
for our low-income communities. The bus is already in service,
taking residents to the store, the bank, special programs, and
other essential locations.
The need for St. Andrew’s many programs and services grows
each year as more of us are, indeed, aging. But thanks to our
friends and supporters who are listed in this report, we are
able to respond to these needs and help seniors continue to age
productively.
As we look back at all we have accomplished in 2014, we
want to tell each of you how grateful we are for all you have
done. Your giving has had a tremendous impact on the lives of
seniors. We hope you will continue to support the mission of
St. Andrew’s in 2015!
Missouri’s population
65+ is projected to grow
from 838,294 to 1.4
million by 2030 - a 67%
Thank You!
Sincerely,
increase (according to
Missouri Association of
Area Agencies on Aging 2013 Senior Report.
Mary Alice Ryan
President and CEO
By 2030, there will
be only four potential
caregivers available for each
person 80 or older, down
from a high of more than
Ken Kranzberg
seven in 2010. (AARP,
Chair, St. Andrew’s
Charitable Foundation
Board of Directors
“The Aging of the Baby
Boom and the Growing
Care Gap”)
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What is St. Andrew’s?
Ageless Remarkable Saint Louisans
Growing older carries a unique set of challenges, for
the senior, the family, and other potential caregivers.
When crises occur, most of us aren’t prepared to
act. We haven’t pre-planned. We don’t know where
to find the resources we need. We often don’t even
know what questions to ask.
“No matter what the job is, you always can find a way
to contribute something.”
- Ann Bannes
That’s where we come in. For the past 50 years,
St. Andrew’s Resources for Seniors System, a notfor-profit organization, has been the place where
seniors, their families, and caregivers find answers.
Whether it’s occasional help that allows a senior
to remain independent at home, a comfortable
retirement residence that feels like home, or an
assisted living or skilled care facility, St. Andrew’s
can provide whatever you need. Thanks to donations
to our Charitable Foundation, we are able to assist
seniors at all income levels. We help them find and
access the support they need and, most importantly,
we help them worry less.
Since 2011, the Wool
Challenge has generated over
$425,000 for seniors in need
“We want our clients to like us better
after the project is over than when they
selected us in the first place.”
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- Joe Shaughnessy
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What We Do:
Retirement Communities: Our guests receive services and amenities that
support a convenient, fulfilling and fun lifestyle. Day-to day, our focus is on
having an impressive array of social, wellness, and spiritual programs. Enjoy
the full meaning of retirement with friends that have also chosen to join a
community where possibilities for new experiences await you each day!
In-Home Supportive and Specialty Services: Senior Solutions offers personal
care assistance, nursing care, 24-hour live-in support, nutrition and medication
management, geriatric care management, massage therapy, housekeeping,
companionship, escorting and transportation, errand running, home safety
assessments, and minor home repair.
Assisted Living: Apartment living lifestyle with safety and security provided
by uniquely caring staff trained to give support in activities of daily living. The
benefit of this licensed program is that choices and options for services are
selected by the resident and their family.
Geriatric Care Management: An experienced eldercare specialist provides
evaluations, counsel, information, referral, and guidance to seniors and their
families, assisting them in dealing with issues of aging, securing services, and in
navigating the maze of services and programs.
Skilled Care: Our 5-Star rating has received top honors from U.S. News
& World Report for multiple years. A focus on holistic care is our specialty
with attention to genuine warmth, companionship, medication management,
personal care, and delicious meals. Our residents and families can worry less as
we give attention to their needs, up to and including hospice care.
The Caring Workplace: This “corporate eldercare program,” provided by
Senior Solutions, helps to make senior- and caregiver-related services available
through the caregiver’s workplace. Senior Solutions helps more than 4,000 local
employees who participate in the program balance work and care for older loved
ones.
Transitional Care: A specialized Medicare rehabilitation program with
expertise in supporting our guests to regain strength after an illness or injury.
These short term admissions have outcomes that improve our guest’s wellness
and independence as they return home. Our team of specialized physicians,
nurses, and therapists assure a plan that provides for optimum recovery.
St. Andrew’s Charitable Foundation: The Foundation was formed to help the
ever-growing number of older adults who have outlived their resources. You will
read more about the Foundation, the lives we impact, and our extraordinary
supporters in the following pages.
Alzheimer’s / Dementia Care: This program has been designed as a secure
household model to keep mind, spirit, and body active during the progressive
memory loss. With support from the Alzheimer’s Association, our dedicated
care partners receive extensive education and training. Our Family Support
Center of Excellence also focuses attention on our families with education,
engaging group activities, and special events.
Home Health: Medicare-certified in-home care for seniors particularly for
those times -- after surgery, illness, hospital stays -- when medical care and
rehabilitation are what is needed.
St. Andrew's Executive Team: (from left to right)
Greg Elliott, Chief Financial Officer, Mary Alice Ryan, CEO,
Diane Meatheany, Chief Operations Officer,
and Yvette Hartsfield, Chief Development Officer
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“When you retire, don’t just give up something. Look
for some other opportunity.”
- Don Beimdiek
Kirksville 9
300 St. Louis Seniors Honored as
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St. Peters
Missouri
St. Charles
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64
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17
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Ballwin
270
1 Greenville
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St. Louis
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15 16
Granite City
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8 20
18
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East St. Louis
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Perryville
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Illinois
The St. Andrew’s Family
1. Almira Manor:
7. Rush Senior Gardens:
14. St. Andrew’s of Jennings I & II:
2. Brooking Park:
8. Sammie E. Jones Residence:
15. St. Andrew’s Resources
for Seniors System Main Office:
Retirement Living Apartments
HUD Rental Subsidies Available
220 Cedar Street
Greenville, IL 62246
Phone: (618) 664-1322
Assisted Living
Skilled Nursing
Memory Support
Short-Term Rehabilitation
307 South Woods Mill Road
Chesterfield, MO 63017
Phone: (314) 576-5545
3. Cape Albeon:
Independent Senior Living
3380 Lake Bend Drive
Valley Park, MO 63088
Phone: (636) 861-3200
Assisted Living
3300 Lake Bend Drive
Valley Park, MO 63088
Phone: (636) 861-3200
4. Friendly Village I & II:
5545 Wells
St. Louis, MO 63112
Phone: (314) 367-9201
5. Gillespie Village:
4682 Labadie
St. Louis, MO 63115
Phone: (314) 389-9977
6. Mercy Seat Apartments:
4452 Washington
St. Louis, MO 63108
Phone: (314) 652-6555
1530 Bond Avenue
East St. Louis, IL 62207
Phone: (618) 875-9747
3310 Park Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63104
Phone: (314) 771-6100
9. St. Andrew’s Apartments:
Retirement Senior Living
500 Osteopathy
Kirksville, MO 63501
Phone: (660) 627-5400
10. St. Andrew’s Bethesda Home Health:
Home Healthcare
8175 Big Bend Blvd.
Webster Groves, MO 63119
Phone: (314) 218-2600
11. St. Andrew’s Assisted Living of Bridgeton:
Assisted Living
11325 St. Charles Rock Road
Bridgeton, MO 63044
Phone: (314) 209-1177
12. St. Andrew’s Charitable Foundation:
6633 Delmar Boulevard, 2nd Floor
St. Louis, MO 63130
Phone: (314) 726-0111
13. St. Andrew’s at Francis Place:
Skilled Care, Medicare Rehabilitation
300 Forby Rd.
Eureka, MO 63025
Phone: (636) 938-5151
9600 Halls Ferry Road
St. Louis, MO 63136
Phone: (314) 867-8993
6633 Delmar Boulevard, 3rd Floor
St. Louis, MO 63130
Phone: (314) 726-0111
16. Senior Solutions:
In-Home Care and Senior Care Specialty Solutions
6633 Delmar Boulevard, 2nd Floor
St. Louis, MO 63130
Phone: (314) 726-5766
17. The Willows at Brooking Park:
211 S. Woods Mill Rd.
Chesterfield, MO 63017
Phone: (314) 576-0800
18. Tower Grove Manor:
2710 South Grand
St. Louis, MO 63118
Phone: (314) 773-2800
19. William Barnwell Apartments:
21 East St. Joseph St.
Perryville, MO 63775
Phone: (314) 867-8993
20. Zion Corner Apartments:
3300 Park Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63104
Phone: (314) 771-6100
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St. Andrew’s
Charitable Foundation
“The worst thing you can do is become a couch potato.
My goal is to be the first guy to walk, run, crawl or
whatever I have to do to cross a marathon finish line at
age 100.”
In a world where seniors are living longer and health
care costs are constantly on the rise, millions of seniors
have discovered that their savings just are not enough
to cover even their most basic needs. As the cost of
aging goes up, so too, does the need for charitable care.
- Pat Britt
The St. Andrew’s Charitable Foundation supports
older adults who have outlived their resources. Last
year, our foundation raised more than $1.1 million
to help bridge the gap between what seniors and
their families can afford and what seniors need to live
healthy, secure, and fulfilled lives.
Your support helps St. Andrew’s to meet these needs
so together we can make a difference in the lives of
those who have made such a difference in ours.
Senior Solutions provided
in–home care and caregiver support to
850 St. Louisans last year
Employee
Assistance 1%
Low Income
Assistance Fund 31%
Low Income
Community
Bus 4%
Ecumenical
Services 35%
Where Funds Go
Employee Assistance
Low Income Community Bus
Ecumenical Services
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Financial
Assistance 29%
Financial Assistance
Low Income Assistance Fund
Make a Difference in the Lives of Seniors
WHY?
They contributed decades of work, paid their taxes,
raised their families, sacrificed, and paved the paths
for our lives. Now, it is our turn to honor, care for, and
make a positive difference in the lives of seniors in our
community.
BECAUSE. . .
Government
Contracts 11%
Foundations 17%
Trusts 23%
Corporations &
Organizations 22%
Nearly 200,000 people in the St. Louis area are over 65
and more than 30 percent live alone without families.
BECAUSE. . .
Due to the growing older adult population and
uncertain economic times, it is expected the amount
of financial aid and other services needed by St. Louisarea seniors will double in the next 8 to 10 years.
BECAUSE. . .
More than 66,000 older adults live at income levels less
than $12,000 a year - 16,000 fall below the poverty
level of $8,494.
Foundations
Corporations & Organizations
Individuals
Trusts
Individuals 27%
Government Contracts
Funding Mix
St. Andrew’s was
listed as #46 in the
Nation’s Largest Notfor-Profit Providers of
Affordable Housing
by 2011 LeadingAge
Ziegler 100 book.
BECAUSE. . .
Eighty percent of older adults rely solely on Social
Security for retirement income; others have seen
pensions disappear; and many are unable to make ends
meet.
BECAUSE. . .
You know them - our retired teachers, clergy, nurses,
neighbors, and so many others. They are the senior
members of our community and need your help.
“The key for me has been my faith and commitment to
staying active by spending the rest of my life focused on
religious, humanitarian and social issues.”
- Larry Lemke
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“Always have a mind to do the work that God would
have you do.”
- Mattie Davis
1.1 Million Dollars
raised by St. Andrew’s
Charitable Foundation last year
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Meet Gussie
Gussie has lived in the same St. Louis apartment for 68 years.
She loves where she lives. Her church is across the street, and
her brother, sister, and nephew occupy all four apartments in
the building. At 81, Gussie says she is “Blessed to still be on
this earth." She has had a great deal of medical problems, and
has had several falls. She does not want to leave her home to
go into a nursing home, not only because she is not sure how
she could afford it, but because she doesn’t want to leave the
home she loves so dearly.
Gussie’s doctor was worried about her safety and the
possibility for more falls. For a year or so, she was able to get
a Medicaid-funded caregiver to come to the house a couple
times a week. Between her family and her caregiver, she was
able to get enough help to remain living in her home. “But
then, Medicaid said she made too much money and they
wouldn’t pay for the lady to come anymore,” explains Gussie.
She was terrified she wouldn’t be able to stay in her home.
Thankfully, the St. Andrew’s Charitable Care program was
able to step in and help.
Now, Ann, a Senior Solutions caregiver, comes to see Gussie
twice a week for two hours. “Gussie is just wonderful. She
doesn’t have any children so I’m the only baby she's got. I
bring her breakfast and we laugh and talk for a little bit and
then I tell her, ‘Well, I got to get up and get busy Miss Gussie’,
says Ann. Ann helps Gussie with light housework, laundry,
grooming, and bathing. “My Lord, it helps so much!”
exclaims Gussie.
Through our Charitable Foundation, we provide seniors with services
that enable them to remain in their homes. We arrange for minor home
repairs to correct problems that may threaten their safety. We provide
transportation to help them get to the grocery store. We help those
that are already in our care, continue to stay in the safe and healthy
environment that they had envisioned for their golden years.
St. Andrew's was
created in
1961
“My heart is in this wonderful
community.”
- Joan Quicksilver
“It gives me great satisfaction to help my
fellow veterans.”
- Harry Hope
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“I never let a day go by without praising the Lord.
- Elsie Freeman
St. Andrew’s
housed 2,500 seniors at all
economic levels in 2014
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Meet Beulah
Beulah lives in a small house in Dogtown that she and
her husband, Robert, shared almost all of their 55 years
of marriage. Their loving union produced 4 children, 4
grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren, and many years of
happiness. Beulah worked at a furniture store and Robert was
a truck driver with a passion for motorcycles. Robert liked to
work on the garage, he fixed things around the house, and he
was known to piddle a little longer than he needed at night to
make sure that his young neighbor, who walked her dog, got
home safely.
A few years ago, Beulah realized that Robert just wasn’t
himself. He was tired and didn’t feel up to doing all the things
he usually did around the house. “He kept asking, Beulah, we
are ok with money, right? …I’d always tell him ‘Yes, we are fine,'
Beulah remembers. She pauses and wipes her tears away.
“I found out later, he had been diagnosed with Leukemia.”
Robert died two years ago. The loss of her life-long partner
and friend was devastating. Her grief coupled with losing ¾ of
their income, and having her own health issues that led to three
hospital stays since Robert’s death has been very challenging.
For the first time in her life, Beulah has found that she needs
to ask for help. With a drastically reduced income, funeral bills,
a mortgage, and hospital bills - Beulah is struggling. When
her house needed repairs, she wasn’t sure how she could afford
to fix them. Her front railing was broken and unsafe. One of
the windows to her basement was broken and the frame was
rotting out. She was worried she might have to leave the home
she loves. A home filled with loving memories of Robert and
their life together.
Thanks to your donations, St. Andrew’s was able to help. With
a minor home repair grant through Project Independence,
our handyman, John, was able to fix her front railing that was
rusting out and replace a broken window. “I can’t thank you
enough. John came on one of the coldest days in January. He
was so kind and I can’t tell you what a relief it is to have two
less things to worry about,” explains Beulah.
So many seniors, by no fault of their own, find themselves in need of a
little help. Beulah is just one of the seniors who is able to live safely in their
home thanks to your generosity. Thank you.
“Life has its ups and downs.
You grow from that.”
- Darlene Roland
“Regardless of the source, a lie written and spoken for
so long becomes the truth for most, but not all.”
- Betty Suggs
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“I owe it! If you’re lucky enough to be alive, you have
to help other people.”
- Cynthia Frohlichstein
Adopt A Senior reached
out to a record 670 seniors last year
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Meet Helen
Helen never married although she is loved by many. She never
had children of her own but she taught many children. She
was an elementary school teacher for many years in St. Louis.
She inspired the minds and hearts of hundreds of children.
Today, she is 93. She has lived in one of our skilled care
communities for more than 7 years. Some days her memory
is better than others. She will tell you about the children she
taught, the plays and dances she helped put on to raise funds
for the war effort, and other incredible stories about growing
up and growing old in St. Louis.
Helen is very active. She takes part in crafts and other
activities. She never expected to live until she was 93. She has
outlived her resources but, thanks to your donations, she will
be able to live out the duration of her brilliant life in the place
she now calls home.
Helen is just one of our financial aid recipients. Through our Financial
Assistance Program, St. Andrew’s Charitable Foundation helps alleviate
some of the financial burden of some residents by paying a portion of
their monthly bill. Thanks to the donations of our generous supporters,
we are able to prevent the displacement of wonderful people like Helen
who will continue to live life to the fullest without worrying about having
to leave her home.
“I pray that something like the
Holocaust will never happen again.”
- Mendel Rosenberg
29.4% of St. Louis
Seniors are considered
cost burdened (2013
Missouri Senior Report)
“I was raised to give back.”
- Anna Harris
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“Never sacrifice your values.”
St. Andrew’s Friends:
Friends is a group of individuals that come together for one
cause…to help seniors.
Our mission is simple:
- Jane Towater
• Raise the profile of St. Andrew’s and always spread the word
• Raise funds for those who need it most
• Provide Quality of Life Programs to low-income communities
For many years now, we have been working as a team to help
improve the lives of thousands of seniors. We are always looking
for new, innovative ways to provide even better resources to the
seniors that we so dearly love…and we have fun doing it.
If you would like to be a part of our efforts, please contact
Ashley at 314-678-1245.
Letter from Terry Coleman:
Dear Friends,
Fun and Fit
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On Tuesday, September 9th, a team of
volunteers from HealthLink treated
St. Andrew’s residents to a day of fun
and fitness! Held in Tower Grove
Park, the event was filled with games
to stimulate both the mental and
physical, free health screenings, lunch,
and prizes for all. The seniors had a
wonderful time getting out and active!
This past year was another fulfilling and inspiring year for
the Friends of St. Andrew’s. Not only did we host an amazing
event, our 3rd Annual Derby Brunch on May 4th, but
we also served over 600 seniors with our Adopt A Senior
program! We would like to thank all of our donors and
volunteers that helped make this possible. We are so thankful
to have all of the wonderful volunteers and friends that help
impact our seniors' lives in a positive, important way. We are
always interested in finding new
people to join us in supporting the
health and well-being of seniors in
need.
Warmest Regards,
Terry Coleman
Terry Coleman
Chairman, Friends Board
Friends Board 2014
Friends Programs:
Chair
Terry Coleman
Transportation: To help assure low-income
seniors will have the ability to get to and
from the pharmacists, grocery stores, doctor
appointments, and more; the Friends Group
funds a bus that provides more than just
transportation to residents – it opens the
door for increased social activity, grants
greater physical mobility, provides a sense of
dignity, and fosters independence.
Emeritus Chairmen
Rosemary & Michael Wick
Virginia Trent
Board Members
Bob Bess
Fanny Bohlen
Lynette Broeg
Millie Cain
Carlene Davis
Lionelle Elsesser
D'Arcy Elsperman
Karen Gosser
Anna Harris
Anna Lea Kerckhoff
Nan Klassen
Rev. W. Clarence Koon, Jr.
Margaret Rambo
Darlene Roland
Jeanie Stewart
Peggy Symes
Phyllis Tirmenstein
Carol Marie Will
Sharon Wilson
Adopt A Senior: Thanks to the generosity of
many individuals and companies, our Adopt
A Senior program was more successful than
ever. This year, a record 670 low-income
seniors had an extra special Holiday Season!
Seniors living in our low-income communities
each received a Walgreens gift card, while
over 60 seniors, who we serve in their homes,
received generous presents such as clothing,
cookware, fruit, gift cards, mattresses,
refrigerators, computers, furniture, TV’s, and
even a stove! The feedback from the seniors
was one of appreciation and thankfulness!
Quality of Life Programs: Friends further
strives to enhance the lives of seniors through
quality of life programs. Whether it is
through music, gardening, or love of animals,
the Friends work to bring joy to our lowincome residents.
All of the seniors in the Adopt A Senior program
have fixed incomes that are near or well below
the poverty level. It is extremely difficult to
afford essentials, like food, medicine, and basic
household cleaning products, so the idea of
buying new clothes or a bed is just impossible.
James and Ava:
When Ava was asked what she could use
for Christmas, we practically had to pull her
teeth before she said, "Well I could use a few
spoons and warmer coat." After speaking
with her caregiver, we found that the soles
of her tennis shoes were almost completely
worn through and that she was in desperate
need of socks, bath towels and a new recliner
in the living room as her current recliner had
broken and the exposed springs in the chair
were dangerous. Ava couldn’t believe there
were people out there that would help her,
but she agreed to be “adopted." A few weeks
before Christmas, she called our office to
ask if she might be able to change her list. “I
was wondering if you might consider taking
that coat off my list and putting on some
new boots for my husband,” she wondered.
Her husband was even older than her, with
escalating health problems and was in just as
much need. We told her we would take care
of it. On Christmas, her caregiver arrived
with everything on her list including her coat
and new boots and a jacket for her husband.
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Derby Brunch
St. Andrew’s Derby Brunch
The 3rd Annual Derby Brunch, hosted by the Friends of St.
Andrew’s, was a spectacular event that raised funds for seniors in
need and dazzled our taste buds and gave us an excuse to wear
gorgeous hats!
Derby Chairs, Lana Shepek and Jessica Denham, led a wonderful
group of dedicated volunteers to ensure that this event was one
to remember. Our guests enjoyed delicious food and drinks
from several local restaurants and caterers, such as Home Wine
Kitchen, Strange Donuts, Companion Bakery, and Marcoot Jersey
Creamery. We were all in awe of the grandeur of the Magic Chef
Mansion while we enjoyed live music and pictures with a live race
horse! The event is quickly becoming a St. Andrew’s staple, and we
hope you will join us next time, as we are always adding new and
exciting things to this party.
Participating Restaurants & Venders:
CheezSorce Consulting
Companion Bakery (Best Sweet Dish winner!)
Home Wine Kitchen
Marcoot Jersey Creamery
Missouri Athletic Club (Best Savory Dish winner!)
Obtuse Catering
River City Casino
Ronnoco Handcrafted Coffee
Square One Brewery & Distillery
Strange Donuts
The Truffle Shack
Zettie’s Confections
Derby Committee 2014:
Chairs
Jessica Denham
& Lana Shepek
Members
Fannie Bohlen
Alan E. Brainerd
Millie Cain
Virginia Carmody
Terry Coleman
Nancy Fulton
Karen Gosser
Nan Klassen
Lynn Larkin
Chelsea Madden
Jeanie Stewart
Sharon Wilson
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Community Events
Golf Outing:
The St. Andrew’s Loving Hope Golf Outing was a tremendous
success in 2014! In only three short years this event has become
a signature fundraising event for St. Andrew’s, and we couldn’t be
more thrilled by the support that this event receives.
Every year, we seem to land on a scorcher of a day, but even
then, no one complains - the day is consistently filled with a
good game, lots of laughter, and plenty of water. We were so
excited that once again, due to the hard work of our committee,
both flights were full and our silent auction sold out! Thanks to
everyone who came and enjoyed golf, lunch, and the auction, we
were able to raise $60,000 for the Charitable Assistance Program
at Brooking Park.
The committee, led by Donna Murray, worked hard to make this
event a success, and we are all looking forward to the next outing
on Monday, August 3rd, 2015.
Lead Sponsors:
World Wide Technology
Foundation
The Steward Family Foundation
Masters Sponsor
Juanita Hartwig
Gold Sponsor
BSI Constructors
Silver Sponsor
Brinkmann Constructors
PFG Middendorf
Bronze Sponsor
Buckingham Asset Management
Amanda Meier Services
DBA AMS Medical Lab
Golf Committee 2014:
Chair
Donna Murray
Members
Mariann Baker
Carol Gabbert
Juanita Hartwig
Nancy Lich
Art Svoboda
Dorothy Willis
Charlie & Dottie Schmidt
Casino Night:
This year, Tower Grove Manor held our 2nd Annual Casino
Royale event! This event was designed to raise funds for the
Charitable Assistance Program at Tower Grove Manor, and we
are so happy to announce that, with the help of HealthLink and
the residents of Tower Grove Manor, we were able to make this
event a true success!
Many of the residents came downstairs on the evening of July
18th to play Black Jack, Poker, and Roulette, or just to enjoy our
lounge singer and the great food. Tower Grove Manor’s very
own Charlie Odorizzi (our James Bond) went to “jail” until the
residents generously raised $500 to bail him out! All who came
had a fantastic time, and everyone walked away with a healthrelated prize, supplied by HealthLink. We plan to repeat this fun
evening on July 17th, 2015.
Special thank you to Susan French for her help planning this
event!
Trivia Night:
The very first St. Andrew’s of Bridgeton Trivia Night was held
on Friday, March 28th. The event was loads of fun - trivia, prizes,
drinks, and auction items made for the perfect evening!
This event will be repeated for many years to come, including on
April 10th, 2015.
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Ageless Goes Beyond a State of Mind for St. Andrew’s
It is our award winning program honoring seniors over the age of 75
who are living active and vital lives.
Our honorees exemplify St. Andrew’s vision of a society where all
older adults are respected, productive, secure, and fulfilled.
Ageless-Remarkable Saint Louisans Gala
The Ageless-Remarkable Saint Louisans Gala is our signature
event, honoring 20 individuals and/or couples each year who are
celebrating life and redefining aging. It’s a festive and elegant evening;
the honorees are inspiring; and the funds raised help St. Andrew’s
provide over $1.1 million in charitable care to St. Louis’ seniors.
The 12th annual Ageless-Remarkable Saint Louisans Gala took
place on Sunday, November 9, 2014, at the Hyatt Regency St.
Louis At the Arch. The event recognized another amazing group
of active and engaged seniors in the St. Louis Community. This
year’s honorees are featured in vignettes throughout this report.
From traveling the world and embarking on new careers, to offering
their time and talents to their favorite charitable organizations, and
lending a hand in their communities, this year’s class of Ageless
Remarkable St. Louisans continues to reshape the face of aging in
our region and provide fresh perspectives on what it means to grow
older. In addition to celebrating our honorees and redefining age,
this year’s gala raised more than $420,000 for St. Louis seniors in
need. A special thanks to our sponsors, our committee members and
chairs for making this event such a tremendous success.
St. Andrew's Event Chairs: (from left to right)
Rich Klassen, Alan E. Brainerd, Nan Klassen
Photos courtesy of: dianeandersonphotography.com
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Ageless Gala 2014 Committee:
Our Sponsors:
Wool Challenge:
Chairs:
Alan E. Brainerd
Rich & Nan Klassen
Event Sponsor:
World Wide Technology Foundation
Thank you to Marvin and Harlene Wool
for providing the $50,000 Wool Challenge
at the 2014 Ageless Remarkable Saint
Louisans Gala. Since 2011, the Wool
Challenge has been enthusiastically
embraced by our supporters and has
generated over $425,000 to help seniors
in need.
Members:
Fannie Bohlen
Millie Cain
Jim & Terry Coleman
Bob & D’Arcy Elsperman
Eleanor Gershien
J. Robert Green
JoAnn Hejna
Samuel Hopmeier
Anna Lea Kerckhoff
Rev. Clarence “Dub” & Carolyn Koon
Stephen & Nancy Percy
Margaret Rambo
Marilyn Raphael
Mary Alice & John Ryan
Hank & Gini Schreimann
Norma Stern
Peggy Symes
Ralph & Sharon Thaman
Phyllis Tirmenstein
Virginia Trent
and The Steward Family Foundation
Platinum Sponsor:
Wells Fargo Advisors
Photo Booth Sponsor:
Cape Albeon
Honoree Video Sponsor:
BSI Constructors
Honoree Luncheon Sponsor:
Roland Quest Memorial Fund, Phyllis
Tirmenstein
Ageless Society Cocktail Party Sponsor:
Norma Stern
Flower and Décor Sponsor:
First Bank Wealth Management
Ruby Sponsors:
BKD Foundation
Centene Corporation
Crane Insurance
Mary Alice & John Ryan
Save the Date!
2015 Ageless-Remarkable
Saint Louisans
Join us on November 15, 2015, at 6
o’ clock in the evening at the Hyatt
Regency St. Louis at the Arch as we
mark the 13th year of recognizing
contributions made by Saint Louisans
75 years and better.
We are pleased to announce that Nan
& Rich Klassen and Anna Harris have
agreed to be this year’s Ageless Chairs!
For information, including tickets and
sponsorship opportunities, please call
314-726-0111.
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Ageless Society
Over 270 honorees have been selected since we began the Ageless
program in 2003. After a year as an Honoree, those individuals
are welcomed into the Ageless Society. We look to this “alumni”
group to sustain the Spirit of Ageless going forward. Led by
Harris Frank, members of the Ageless Society serve as members
of many of St. Andrew’s volunteer committees. Ageless Society
members often nominate candidates for future consideration, and
they contribute financially to support the Ageless program and
St. Andrew’s mission.
Ageless Voices:
In 2011, 33.6%
of St. Louis Seniors
reported that they do not
exercise.
66% reported having
high blood pressure and
56% reported having
high cholesterol (2013
Missouri Senior Report)
We are thrilled to report that
Emerson has, once again,
generously offered to be the Lead Sponsor of Ageless Voices. The
Ageless Voices Lecture Series was created to engage St. Louis
seniors and the St. Louis community in continued learning while
promoting St. Andrew’s mission and vision of a society where all
elders are respected, productive, secure, and fulfilled.
Last year, Ageless Voices served as a forum for all seniors to
continue to live active lives and be involved in our community
through partnerships with various local organizations. The 2014
Ageless Voices Presentations hosted more than 250 St. Louis
seniors and included Express Scripts, the Mercantile Library,
the Missouri Botanical Garden, and a day trip to the Lincoln
Museum.
The program’s goal is that, through continued educational
experiences, we will inspire the St. Louis senior population, while
also sharing with them the plight of many St. Louis seniors who
have outlived their resources.
The 2015 Ageless Voices Series kicked
off this spring and details will be
forthcoming.
Please contact Sarah at
314-726-0111, Ext. 126, or
scontarini@standrews1.com for more details.
Ageless Voices
2014 Committee:
Chair
Harris Frank, Class of 2010
Committee Members
Eleanor Gershien, Class of 2011
Sam Hopmeier, Class of 2011
Helen Hume, Class of 2011
Dr. Blanche Touhill, Class of 2003
The Hon. George Herbert Walker, III, Class of 2009
“I’ve never really thought about growing old. I just
focus on getting better.”
- Judith G. Garfinkel
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Thank You for Helping us Reach out to St. Louis Seniors in Need…
We gratefully acknowledge each of our donors for their support
and generosity. Every effort has been made to accurately
recognize our donors. Please accept our sincere apologies if any
errors have occurred, and contact the St. Andrew’s Charitable
Foundation with corrections at 314-726-0111.
*Annual Leadership Council Membership is given in gracious thanks to
those who have given $1,000 or more to help St. Louis seniors in need.
Visionary - $100,000+
Sansone Trust
President - $50,000 - $99,999
Ballmann Family Foundation
Lutheran Foundation of St. Louis
World Wide Technology Foundation
& The Steward Family Foundation
Champion - $25,000 - $49,999
Daughters of Charity Healthcare Foundation of St. Louis
Victor & Selene DeLiniere Charitable Foundation
Wells Fargo Advisors
“I’m proud to be one of many volunteers
planting flowers, which add a splash of color
to beautify our region and make it a better
place to visit, work and live.”
- Anita Siegmund
“I’m like the mailman. Snow, wind, dark of night…
I’ll be here unless something happens.”
- Paul Greenlaw
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Over 27% of
seniors throughout all
older adults living in
poverty were at risk
of hunger in 2011
(National Foundation to
End Senior Hunger)
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Ambassador: $10,000 - $24,999
Benefactor: $2,500 - $4,999
BSI Constructors
Jim & Terry Coleman
Emerson Charitable Trust
Juanita Hartwig
The Hermann Family Foundation
Richard & Nan Klassen
Margaret Blanke Grigg Foundation
Paric Corporation
Roland Quest Memorial Fund
John & Mary Alice Ryan
Joseph & Rosemary Shaughnessy
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.
Phyllis Tirmenstein
BKD Foundation
Pat Britt
Jack & Mary Jane Bodine
Charles L. Crane Agency Co.
Delta Dental of Missouri
Clifford & L. Pauline Dietz
Richard & Johann Ellerbrake
Emerson Hermetic Motor
Falk Family Foundation
Korinne Fischer
HealthLink
Ken & Nancy Kranzberg
Omnicare of St. Louis
Jerry & Sue Palmer
Herman T. & Phenie R. Pott
Foundation
Power Up Electrical Contractors
Mendel Rosenberg
Joseph & Rosemary Shauhnessey
John & Kathleen Schobel
Danielle Solomon
St. Luke's Hospital
Norma Stern
Leadership: $5,000 - $9,999
Advanced Technology Consultants, LLC
Sue Bahle
Bethesda Health Group, Inc.
Brinkmann Constructors
Lynne Broderick
Cain Brothers & Co., LLC
Centene Charitable Foundation
Richard Ellerbrake
First Bank
John Hake
Anna Harris
Hercules Construction Management
Company
Home Builders Charitable Foundation
Phillip Leathers
St. Louis Philanthropic Organization,
Inc.
WellPoint
Partner: $1,000 - $2,499
A.R.E. Realty & Investment Co. Inc.
Ameren Services
Richard Baalmann
Frank & Mariann Baker
William & Eva Ball
Ann R. Bannes
Donald Beimdiek
Lori Bockman
Barbara Boeving
Rev. Richard & Ellen Brandon
Buckingham Asset Managment
Kathy Butler
Marylou Calzaretta
Catholic Charities
Commerce Bank
Corporate Insurance Management
Design Extra
Greg & Brenda Elliott
D'Arcy Elsperman
Emerson Climate Technologies
First Presbyterian Church of Kirkwood
The Foundation for Barnes-Jewish
Hospital
Harris Frank
Gateway Chosen Few
Gershman Investment Corporation
Bruce & Karen Gosser
Greater St. Louis Honor Flight
Paul Greenlaw
Ronald E. Gribbins, Ph.D.
Yvette Hartsfield
Rev. Dr. Anita Hendrix
M. Robert Hill, M.D.
Jean M. Hobler
Carmen Hoeber
Sam & Patricia Hopmeier
Joanne Iskiwitch
Butch James
Ernest & Pauline Jaworski
Kerber, Eck & Braeckel
Jim & Janet Knight
Nancy Knowles
Clarence & Carolyn Koon
The Korte Company
Marilyn Krisanic
Lawrence Group Architects, Inc.
Larry Lemke
Connie Lohr
Ruth Malvern
The Marian Foundation
Vincent E. Martin
Pris McDonnell
Mary McFarland
Tim & Amy McFarlin
Amanda Meier Services DBA AMS
Medical Lab
Jeff & Abby Miller
MMS - A Medical Supply Company
Moneta Group
Charles & Darlene Roland
Darlene Scaglione
Gary & Lana Shepek
Steven J. Shirar
Anita Siegmund
St. Louis Association of Realtors
Ralph & Sharon Thaman
Mary A. Tillman, M.D.
Bill & Barbara Van Luven
John & Mary Ann Virant
Velma Wachter
Stephen M. Wagner
Roger & Sharon Wilson
Julie Wiltse
Wings of Hope
Steward: $500 - $999
Toni Anderson
The Association of Junior Leagues
International Inc.
Carpenters' District Council of Greater
St. Louis
Karen Carter
Maria L. Clifford
William H. Danforth
Carlene W. Davis
Charlotte Dicken
Maureen Dunn
Lionelle Elsesser
Cynthia Frohlichstein
Jean Gaschler
Amrit Gill
Mark H. Goran
Janice C. Hamm
Gina Harris
Mark & Patricia Hillis
Hopwell Development
Michiko Jennings
Charles & Sally Johnston
Christine Kaplan
Susan McClenahan
Kevin McCormack
Terry & Diane Meatheany
George & Bonnie Moore
Patrick Murphy
Thomas F. Ostertag
Lisa Pelikan
Polsinelli
Mary Prost
Milton & Jane Rand
Bruce Rhodes
Debbie Rohrich-Tyler
Charles & Dottie Schmidt
St. Martin's Episcopal Church
STL Village Inc.
Roger Stueckel
Steven & Barbara Suess
Arthur Q. & Ruth Svoboda
Don & Doris Svoboda
Tower Grove Manor Residents
Alice H. Vosburgh
WellPoint Dollars for Doers
Douglas & Jean Wilton
Steven & Cheryl Woodruff
Advocate: $250 - $499
Charlita Adkins
Willie & Pearlie Anderson
Milton Hieken & Barbara Barenholtz
Ted Bearman
Lisa M. Bernstein
Joseph E. Birk, Jr., Esq.
Carl & Helen Blatt
Ron & Fannie Bohlen
Adrian Bracy
Mary A. Bruemmer
Todd Bundren
Roger T. Byrne
Millie Cain
Tony Chen
Gerald & Pamela Clark
Stafford Clark
Denise Clemonds
Susan Cocking
Erin Davidson
Karla Doyle
William & Kelly Dulle
Marjorie (Midge) Eddy
Marcia Egilsrud
Tom & Mary Evans
Mary Fleming
Brian Warner & Susan Franklin
Susan E. French
Greg & Joanne Galakatos
Judith Garfinkel
Don & Gretchen Gerber
Eleanor Gershien
Robert & Hilda Goellner
Anita S. Graves
Lucille Green
Troy & Bernadette Groner
JoAnn Hejna
Dorothy Henke
Dan & Melina Hinkson
Bernard & Elizabeth Huger
John Hunt
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Keech
Ann W. Koelemay
Keith & Cheryl Kowalczyk
Ladue Chapel Women's Association
Agnes Levin
Nancy Lich
Anne Limbaugh
Edward Lisciandra
Frank Merrins
Michael & Caroline Merritt
Lynn Meyer
Charles Miller
Robert & Kay Mueller
Joe Mulligan
John & Susan Murphy
Nina Needleman
Mr. & Mrs. Herman Noah
William T. O'Byrne
Stephen & Nancy Percy
Alphonse D. Poelker
Cheryl Proyaseng
Alex Radae
Roberta Rassieur
Dan Rosenthal
Martin Herbert & Sharon L. Slane
Kenneth & Marjorie Smith
Dennis & Janet Spencer
Edward & Shirley Spillane
St. Louis Art Museum
St. Mary's Institute of O'Fallon
Jeanie Stewart
Peggy Symes
Joseph & Blanche Touhill
Jane Towater
Amy Trau
Ron & Ashley Turigliatto
UHY Advisors MO, Inc.
Charles & Rose Wekenborg
James & Carol Wellman
Deborah Williams
Janet Williamson
Dorothy Willis
Roderic & Patricia Wiltse
Mr. & Mrs. John Yunker
YWCA of Metro St. Louis
Supporter: up to $249
7-Eleven Store #26281
Melanie Adams
Cathy Albrecht
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Altvater
Mary Ellen Anderson
Rosemary Armbruster
Fred & Eva Ashner
ATB Technologies
Martha Austin
Mary Ayres
Tiffany Aziz
Eunice Bailis
Thomas & Sandy Baranowski
Janet Barnes
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Brenda Beaver
Jane Ann Beavers
C. Rae Behrens
Steve & Katie Beimdiek
Peter & John Benoist
Sandra Bequette
Patricia Berger
C. Robert Bess
Todd Bettey
Barbara Bianco
Kari Bjorklund
Nancy Black
Julie Blankenship
Roxanne Blankenship
John & Theresa Blaskiewicz
Donald & Dorothy Boekemeier
Pamela Bohling
Melva Bolhofner
Cecelia Bostwick
La-Verne Boyd
Brilliant Management Inc.
Terry & Norma Britt
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Brown
Thomas Brozka
Charlene S. Bry
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Buckland
Helen Budde
Janyce Buehrle
Mary Lou Bulte
Joanne Burrow
Marjorie Ann Bussing
Jeremy Buttram
Kathy Caldwell
Virginia R. Campbell
Frances Candelaria
Jean Casteel
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Jeff & Cathy Causey
Barry T. Cervantes
Barbara Chan
Joan Cheaney
Nina Cissell
Becky J. Coffman
Bob & Donna Cohen
Dolores Combs
The Community Outreach Team
Vivian Conley
Craig & Gail Conta
Sarah Contarini
Marsha Cope
Jim & Timi Cordia
Bill & Ginger Cornelius
Margaret Daake
Anne D'Angelo
Alice Daniels
Verna Daniels
DaRT Chart Systems
Regina Davis
Decór Interiors & Jewelry
Joseph DeGregorio
Joan Devine
David Dicke
Rose Mary Dieckhaus
Nicole Dill
David & Leslie Dimit
Barbara M. Dionne
Carol DiSanza
Barbara Dokos
Donald L. Barnes Foundation
Carol Donelan
Ruby Doss
Jeanette Dowd
Anna Doyle
Richard & Judith Dubin
Betty Duesing & Patty Duesing
Lily Duggan
Catherine Dulle
Kathy Eardley
L.B. & Bonnie Eckelkamp
Lawrence & Rachel Eilbott
Pat Elder
Dirk Elsperman
Chris Fabick
Ally Favre
Rebecca Ferry
Chuck Finch
Heather Finkelston
First Class Solutions
Caroline Fisher
James & Pattylynn Fogle
George L. Fonyo
Food Service Consultants, Inc.
Megan Foster
Cindy and Les Fox
Sandy Franklin
Robert & Donnie Freeman
Virginia Freers
Norm Freiberger
Robert & Kathy Fulstone
Carol Gabbert
Donell & Darlene Gaertner
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Galakatos
Paul & Diane Gallant
Galloway, Johnson, Tompkins, Burr &
Smith PLC
Gateway to Hope
Phil & Becky Germann
Sam Gianino
Sonya Gibbs
W. Theodore Gimenez
Deanna Glover
Mr. George Roemer & Ms. Rene
Goldstein
Edward Golterman
Richard & Angela Goodman
Jennifer A. Gould
Green Trails Mobil Service
Kevin & Laura Gregory
Charles R. Grigg
Leroy & Doris Grossman
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Guhr
Charles Gulas
Dorothy Hall
Lynn F. Hamilton
Lucille Hamm
Dawn Hammack
Gregg & Sue Hammann
Edna Hammond
Jeffrey Harkins
Marcia Harrell
Doris Harrington
Brenda Harris
Connie Jean Harris
Dorothy Harris
Mary Jane Harris
Worth Hayes
Kim Henderson
David M. & Ruth Ann Henley
Debra Hettenkofer
Virginia Hoeper
Janet Hogan
Scott & Tricia Hogan
Patricia Hubbs
Helen Hume
Robert Hunter
Ginger Imster
Karen S. Heath & Maggie Jackson
Richard Jennings
Tom & Eleanor Jennings
Jewish Federation of St. Louis
Robert & Laura Jilke
Stephen & Sarah Johnson
Beverley A. Johnston
Anna Lea Kerckhoff
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Kerckhoff
Frances Vande Kerk
Martha Kessel
Robert Kessel
Chase Kimler
James & Sarah Kimmey
Thomas & Judy King
Rosalyn Kling
Katherine Klinger
Walter & Gail Knoll
Wilfred & Ann Lee Konneker
Rev. John Kotovsky
Margaret Krejci
Elizabeth Kruvand
John & Dotty Kuhlmann
Dzevad Kujundzic
Chad Kunze
Debra Kurt
John & Cheryl Land
Larry & Doris Landholt
Carol Lasker
Johanna Lauless
LeadingAge Missouri
Patrick Ledbetter
Lend A Hand c/o Walter Knoll Florist
Susan Leonard
Donald & Hedva Levy
Naima Lewis
Jim & Jill Lich
Lutheran Senior Services
Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals
Kathleen Martin
Ken & Sarah Marx
Pauline Matthews
Dennis & Mary McCaffrey
Mary McDevitt
Lyle McFarlin
Mr. & Mrs. Robert McNulty
Meadowbrook Country Club
Meiners Contracting LLC
Janice M. Meredith
Thomas Daniel & Pamela Merker
Jeanne Marie Meurer
Dale Meyer
Gertrude Meyer
Ann Miller
James & Susan Miller
Sharon Mitchell
Thelma Marie Mitchell
Amanda Moen
Richard Money
Barbara Moore
Catherine Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Lucius Morse, III
Kathy Mortellaro
Kim Muehlemann
Peggy Muehlemann
Eugene Mueller
Mary Emily Murphy
Bob & Donna Murray
Justin Nangle
Homer E. Nash, Jr.
Richard Nenninger
Hung T. Nguyen
Robert & Lona Nonni
Catherine Nuetzel
Nancy O'Brien
Anne O'Connell
Caitlin O'Connell
O'Donnell Communications
Charles M. Odorizzi
Peggy Olson
Adele O'Neil
Sharon Opp
William R. Orthwein, Jr.
Margaret O'Shaughnessy
Betty J. Ostapowicz
George & Janice Paradissis
Catherine Parent
Pattonville Fire District
Russell & Barbara Pautler
Rebecca Pennick
John Perlow
Joyce Perlow
Kristi Peterson
Christine Pettibone
Trent Phelps
Richard & Mary Pier
Tatjana Pilakovic
Eliot & Nancy Planells
Katherine Ponte
Rev. Cedric A. Portis, Sr.
Sam & Carol Powell
Press Club of Metro St. Louis
Margaret Rambo
Rev. Paul T. & Andrea Reiter
Arlene Rice
Melissa Roberson
Beth Rogers
Mark & Janet Roock
Janet Roper
Carol Rose
Jeffrey & Sharon Rosenblum
Steve & Karla Rosenblum
Elliot & Nancy Rosenstock
C. Michael & Debra Roth
Carol Rucker
James & Kathleen Ruggeri
Amy Russell
Raymond & Margaret Rustige
Karen Ryan
Jerry & Barbara Sackberger
Stephen & Kathleen Sainz
James Sanford
Dawn Sargent
Vern H. Schneider
Harold & Gini Schreimann
Egon Schwarz
Mr. & Mrs. David Scribner
Leo & Jeanne Senay
Marian D. Senger
Sara Seymour
Charles Shapard
James & Karen Shaughnessy
Gary Shayne
Irwin Shayne
Peggy F. Shores
William Jr. & Betty Sims
Renuka Sodhi
Ralph K. & Maud S. Soebbing
Irl & Myra Solomon
Virginia Spallek
Yolanda Spellman
Harriette Spilker
Michael R. Spotanski
Project
Independence increased
home safety for more
than 40 seniors through
minor home repairs in
2014.
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Barbara B. Sprick
St. Louis Zoo
Marguerite Stanton
Sheryl Steele
Damion Stokley
Nathan Stone
Joanne Strathearn
Richard Stueckel
Helen Sturgis
Nancy Suelflow
Daniel Sullivan
Anita Sumner
Dave Sykora
Charles Tabor
Beverly Terry
Charles & Diana Thomas
Mark & Holly Thomas
Rev. Rance Thomas
Amanda Tinney
Willy & Addie Tompkins
Thomas & Irma Jean Tooke
Ruth Touhill
Virginia Trent
David Tscharner
Kathy Tscharner
Leslie Tucker
Abigail Ullmann
Arthur Visor
Betty Von Hoffmann
Chanda Wade
John Walsh
Eulalia J. Watkins
Janette Watt
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Terry & Patricia Weber
Patricia Webster
Lesia Wells
Johanna Wharton
Beverly Wheeler
Dylan & Anna Whitaker
Charles White
Tammie Wiggins
Benjamin Williams
William B. Wilson
Alex Wiltse
Esther Worthington
Darrel Yates
Richard & Patricia Yates
Lynn Yearwood
Paul Young
Vivian Zwick
Gift-In-Kind
Abby Keough Custom Creations
Ace Hardware
Armstrong Teasdale LLP
Sue Bahle
Baxter Gardens of Chesterfield
Blue Chip Pest Services
Blueberry Hill
Bodley Group
Build-A-Bear Workshop
City Museum
CJ Muggs Bar & Grill
Coffee Cartel
Kate Collet
Dolores Combs
Rich Crittendon
DecÓr Interiors & Jewelry
Deer Chase
Design Extra
Charlotte Dicken
Drury Hotels Company
Robert & D'Arcy Elsperman
Tom & Mrs. Mary Evans
Flair Home Stagings & Displays, LLC
Four Seasons Country Club
Harris Frank
Carol Gabbert
Gateway Arch Riverboats
Anita S. Graves
Guido's Pizzeria & Tapas
Hearth Room Cafe
Hercules Construction Management
Company
Hidden Lakes At Tan-Tar-A Resort
Hidden Valley
Indian Rock Golf Course
Indigo Massage & Wellness
J. Bruner's Restaurant
Kennelwood Pet Resorts
Shari Klein
Clarence & Carolyn Koon
Lazy River Grill
The Lodge of the Four Seasons
Maggiano's Little Italy
Massage Envy Clayton
Mike Duffy's Pub & Grill
Missouri Botanical Garden
Moolah Theatre
The Pageant
Pattonville Fire District
Pirrones Pizzeria & Banquet Center
Raging Rivers Water Park
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
Richters Florist
Saint Louis Cinemas
Guy & Carmelo Salon
Shedd Aquarium
Sheraton WestPort
Six Flags St. Louis
Skyview Car Wash
The Smokehouse Market &
Annie Gunn's
The St. Louis Science Center
St. Louis Wine & Beermaking
St. Louis Zoo Foundation
Straub's Markets
Studio Branca Salon & Spa
Roger Stueckel
Arthur & Ruth Svoboda
Peggy Symes
The Tan Company
Ted Drewes
Three Kings Public House
Time for Dinner
Upper Limits Indoor Rock Climbing
Gym
Alice H. Vosburgh
Wild Flower Restaurant
Woodard Cleaning & Restoration
Yia Yia's
Thanks for Your Support!
Your generosity is making a difference in the lives of St. Louis seniors.
You can Help Seniors Worry Less
Your gift to the St. Andrew’s Charitable Foundation makes a vital impact in the lives of low-income and financially troubled seniors. Your
generosity can help provide them with care, shelter, food, and even help with small home repairs to ensure their safety at home.
Your Gift of:
• $2,500: Can support a home-bound senior, who would otherwise not be able to remain in his/her home, for a year.
• $1,000: Can help a senior, whose financial resources are exhausted, continue to stay in one of our communities by proving financial assistance.
• $500: Ensure that a senior can remain safely in their home by providing a much needed minor home repair such as installing a handrail in
their bathtub or fixing a broken door.
• $250: Can provide a low-income senior with two weeks of home care to assist in their everyday needs like preparing meals and bathing.
• $100: Can help pay for transportation services to the grocery store, medical appointments, and other outings for seniors living in our
communities.
Ways To Give:
• Financial gift of cash or stock
• Make a Planned Gift
• Gift in Kind
• Volunteer
• Charitable Gift Annuity
“It’s a great thing to use the gifts God has
given us to help others.”
- Sr. Cordula Wekenborg, SSND
• Consider an IRA Roll-Over
• Include St. Andrew’s in your will
• Honor a loved one with a Memorial or Tribute Gift
Your gift is an investment in the future for you, your family, your friends and your community.
To learn more, or to request some of our informative brochures, contact the Foundation staff at 314-726-0111.
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6633 Delmar Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63130
P: 314-726-0111
F: 314-726-2773
Email: info@standrews1.com
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