Carol Daniel has teamed up with the 10th Annual Warners’ Warm-Up Coat Drive, a community-wide collection drive in partnership with Operation Food Search to benefit those in need of proper winter outwear. This year’s drive kicked off at the Rams-Panthers game on Sunday, October 31st. Fans joined Carol Daniel and Kurt’s wife Brenda Warner at the Edward Jones Dome to drop off their coats.
You can donate new or gently-used coats at drop off locations throughout the greater St. Louis area (southern Illinois too). Operation Food Search distributes the coats to those who need them most thru their network of social service agencies. To find a drop-off location visit kurtwarner.org.
Charlie Brennan is raising money for St. Louis Arc’s Capable Kids and Families, which provides children (ages 0-6) and families with developmentally appropriate toys and therapeutic equipment free-of-charge. Some of this equipment can be quite cost-prohibitive. Capable Kids and Families allows parents to check out items free of charge and keep them as long as they are needed.
Charlie will conduct a live auction during his show with a new item every day for ten days. The auction starts Monday, November 1st and all proceeds will benefit St. Louis Arc’s Capable Kids and Families program.check out the auction items
Carol Daniel is teaming up with the 10th Annual Warners’ Warm-Up Coat Drive, a two-week community-wide collection drive in partnership with Operation Food Search to benefit those in need of proper winter outwear.more
Mark Reardon is raising money for the Gateway Area Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Tune in to the Mark Reardon Show all week October 18th – 22nd to participate in a special on-air auction. All proceeds of the auction will benefit the Gateway Area Chapter.
You can also click here to make a donation to the MS Society.more
Sgt. Brad Pickel with the boxes his platoon received from the KMOX Cares Troop Drive
As part of our KMOX Cares campaign, Tom Ackerman organized an event on Saturday, July 31st at the Butler Hill Schnucks. We collected items to fill more than 700 care packages to send to our troops. We received the following thank you letter. Thanks again to everyone who donated!
Attached is a picture of Brad (Sgt. Brad Pickel) with just SOME of the boxes his platoon received from your drive. He described the reaction to getting all these boxes as a combination of disbelief and jubilation among the men. read the letter
Gateway Greening: Debbie Monterrey and Mike Miller at Bell Garden
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On August 14th, Debbie Monterrey and Mike Miller helped out the Gateway Greening program with their event at Bell Garden, the city’s largest garden.more
Gateway Greening’s School Garden Program
Sometimes the best classroom is the great outdoors! Across St. Louis, Gateway Greening is helping schools and organizations build gardens, which many teachers have begun to consider their “outdoor classroom.”
The KMOX Cares campaign continued Saturday, July 31st at the Butler Hill Schnucks. Tom Ackerman collected items to fill more than 700 care packages to send to our troops. Thanks to everyone who joined us at the event!
Support the troops with Tom Ackerman! As part of our KMOX Cares campaign, Tom will be collecting items for care packages to send to our troops.
Join him Saturday, July 31st from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Butler Hill Schnucks, located at 4333 Butler Hill Road in St. Louis, MO.
Please let us know if you have a friend or family member serving abroad so we can send them a care package. Email their address to KMOXCares@kmox.com.more
Doug McElvein collected old cell phones at the Brentwood AT&T store on Saturday, June 26th. Each donated phone provides about an hour of talk time to soldiers serving abroad.
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