HK Community Action Inc

02/28/2026

Happy Blessed Saturday Everyone 💙
Be encouraged no matter what.
We choose faith over fear.
We choose love over division.
God is still in control 🙌🏽

11/10/2025

Ahead of the freezing temperatures anticipated in St. Louis between late Sunday and early Tuesday, the City of St. Louis and several organizations in the community have worked together to make emergency shelter available for St. Louisans who are unhoused or whose homes were damaged and are uninhabitable due to the May 16 tornado.

Emergency shelter is available at several locations in St. Louis between the hours of 6 p.m. and 9 a.m., starting tonight, Nov. 9, and ending the morning of Tuesday, Nov. 11. In case temperatures remain below freezing in the mornings, emergency shelters will stay open until temperatures are back above freezing. A variety of shelter types are available, including congregate shelter for single men and single women, respectively, as well as family rooms.

To be connected with a shelter and transportation to shelter, please call the United Way of Greater St. Louis at 211.

“St. Louisans who are unhoused or whose homes were damaged by the tornado deserve a warm place to sleep,” said Mayor Cara Spencer. “I am proud of the partnership between our Department of Human Services, Recovery Office, St. Louis City Continuum of Care, and an incredible group of organizations in our community to make this emergency shelter available early in the season.”

The City of St. Louis has partnered with the St. Louis City Continuum of Care, the United Way of Greater St. Louis, the American Red Cross, Peter & Paul Community Services, Biddle Housing Opportunities Center, Gateway 180, the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis and Diamond Diva Empowerment Foundation to make these shelters and related services available.

“The City of St. Louis Continuum of Care is committed to ensuring our unhoused neighbors have access to shelter accommodations in this extreme cold weather, and for the duration of our cold winter months. In partnership with and with the support of Mayor Spencer's office and the Department of Human Services, we are working diligently to ensure the number of shelter beds made available this winter adequately meets the need, providing safety and security to the most vulnerable members of our community,” said Kathy Connors, chair of the St. Louis City Continuum of Care and executive director of Gateway 180.

Individuals and families are encouraged, but not required, to bring the following items to a shelter:

Changes of clothes
Pillow and bedding, if desired
Toiletries
Essential medication
Comfort items for yourself and your children

11/04/2025

Registration is Now Open For “Spirit of Giving” 2025

The Spirit of Giving isn’t just an outreach—it’s a celebration of love in motion. Each year, our Women In Alignment and HKCA teams come together to pour hope, compassion, and joy back into the community. This is a day where hearts unite, laughter fills the air, and families are reminded that they are seen, valued, and loved.

Whether it’s a warm coat for the winter, a toy that sparks a child’s smile, or a simple prayer that brings comfort—every act of kindness changes a life.
REGISTER NOW👇🏽👇🏽

Pouring back into our communities because love & giving never go out of season. Toys • Food • Clothes • Pictures with Santa!

09/23/2025

ATTENTION‼️‼️‼️‼️

Ameren, Spire, Water, Sewer Bills are all being paid today starting at 9am - 3pm.
Bring your bill and ID, take your social security card and birth certificate just in case. You must have a bill of at least $150 or more.

This is for both city and county residents. O'Fallon Park Recreation Center YMCA. 4343 West Florissant Avenue. St. Louis, MO 63115.

09/12/2025

Join Us Tomorrow From 11am-2pm At Koch Elementary **FREE CLOTHES & SHOES.. FREE HOTDOGS, CHIPS & DRINK** We Hope To See You There💜🩷💜

08/09/2025

🎒📚 Sunshine + Free Backpacks = This Saturday!
We’re expecting sunshine and smiles at the BIGGEST Back-to-School Health & Public Safety Fair yet! 🌞💜
Saturday, August 9 | 11 AM – 4 PM
📍 Airport Road, Berkeley, MO
Hosted by NCNW Gateway Metropolitan Section in partnership with GOOD Health WINs and the City of Berkeley

🌟 3 Locations:
🔹 Berkeley Fire Department – 8401 Airport Rd
🔹 Berkeley City Hall – 8425 Airport Rd
🔹 Lee Etta Hoskins Community Park (behind City Hall)

🕚 Health Fair: 11AM–4PM
🕛 Public Safety Fair: 12PM–4PM

💥 What’s Happening:
✅ Free Backpacks & School Supplies
✅ Free Food & Treats 🌭
✅ Live Music from Charles “Skeet” Rodgers & Debra Taylor-Rodgers 🎶
✅ Petting Zoo & Bounce Houses 🐐🎈
✅ Rock Climbing Wall 🧗🏾‍♂️
✅ Health Screenings + Mammograms (by appt.)
✅ Safari Dental Van 🦷
✅ Free Braiding Class 💇🏾‍♀️
✅ Vendors, Resources & So Much More!

👮🏾‍♀️🚒 Come meet your local first responders, health providers, and community leaders. Let’s send our students back to school safe, healthy, and confident!

📢 Please SHARE this post and bring a friend or two!

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05/17/2025

🚨Free EMERGENCY supplies🚨Available for Tornado affected families at City Plaza Schnucks, 3431 Union Blvd.

05/17/2025

05/17/2025

Our Thoughts & Prayers Are With Everyone Affected By The Storms In STL
🙏🏽❤️

05/11/2025

05/11/2025

We Are Excited To Announce Our “Haleigh Kares Blessing Bags” Are Underway🎉 We Are On A Mission To Shine Light, Uplift & Spread Love To Our Unhoused Families In St. Louis/ St. Charles & Beyond! Follow Us For Continued Updates & Join Us As We..
Pour Back Into Our Communities💜🙏🏽💜