fore! | Former St. Louis Cardinal Jon Jay is teeing up in support of Make-A-Wish Missouri & Kansas. The Jay Family Foundation, Adam Betz and the Family Golf and Learning Center are teaming up to host the second annual “Golf and Games’’ charity event from 5 to 9 p.m on April 5. For more information, visit wish.org/mokan/our-events.
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is partnering with MorningStar Music Publishers to make sheet music of pieces performed and commissioned by the symphony’s IN UNISON Chorus available worldwide. The published collection called, The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra IN UNISON Choral Series, highlights and elevates Black composers and arrangers. Publication will begin this spring.
The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum is now accepting nominations for the 2024 Lutz Humanitarian Award. The award recognizes individuals and organizations who personify the spirit of Carl Lutz, a Swiss diplomat who resided in St. Louis and was involved in rescue efforts in Budapest during the Second World War. Nominations can be made at stlholocaustmuseum.org now through May 10.
Soorya Performing Arts is bringing the 15th American Natya Festival to Clayton High School April 27 to 29. The three-day festival presents professional artists from across the U.S. and India performing beautiful Indian classical dance. For more information, visit natya.org.
Nurses for Newborns will receive $2 million from Yield Giving. The organization in March 2023 launched an open call for community-led organizations that provide foundational resources to individuals and families, receiving more than 6,300 applications. Nurses for Newborns will use the funds to broaden its impact on maternal and newborn health initiatives.