[friendship village sunset hills]
Senior living community Friendship Village held a resident art exhibit at its Sunset Hills location (pictured above). Talented resident Dee Moran-Zey showcased her watercolor landscapes and portraits of her family in various mediums.
Pictured: Dee Moran-Zey and daughter Shawn Clippe
[st. louis crisis nursery]
In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Crisis Nursery presented ‘I Have A Dream’ Children’s Art Exhibit and Open House, showing work by children in its Healing Hearts program. The initiative engages children in art and play therapy to encourage expression of feelings.
Pictured: Crisis Nursery board member Janet Conners
[christner inc.]
Citizens for Modern Transit and the St. Louis Green Business Challenge named local green design firm Christner Inc. winner of its ‘Try & Ride Green Business Leaders Commuter Challenge.’ For the two-month competition period, at least 10 percent of employees from participating companies needed to travel to work via MetroLink or MetroBus at least twice weekly.
Pictured: Jean Ponzi, Natasha Dunwoody, Kim Cella
[biking4books]
Biking4Books, a nonprofit that hosts an annual fundraising bike ride, raised $15,000 for the Saint Louis Public Schools Foundation to help provide books for students in local public schools.
[jewish federation of st. louis]
As part of its women’s philanthropy initiative, the Jewish Federation of St. Louis hosted a panel of local female clergy who discussed their professional journeys with an audience of nearly 500 at the Jewish Community Center.
Pictured: Ellen Sherberg, Rabbi Susan Talve, Rabbi Amy Fede
