Philanthropy Missouri

Philanthropy Missouri Philanthropy Missouri (formerly Gateway Center for Giving) is a regional association for Missouri grantmakers. To learn more, visit www.centerforgiving.org.

We promote community impact by providing programming, research, and networking opportunities to grantmaking organizations throughout our state. Mission: To equip, connect, and energize our members and partners for thoughtful action and greater impact. Vision: We envision a thriving and equitable Missouri, served by a collaborative, purpose-driven, and effective philanthropic sector. Our Members in

clude corporations, donor-advised funds, foundations, trusts, and professional advisors actively involved in philanthropy; collectively, these organizations represent $5.8 billion in charitable assets, and their giving creates sustained and meaningful impact.

07/01/2024
10/10/2023
Join regional grantmakers and nonprofit peers for St. Louis' 4th PEEP (Party to Enhance Equity in Philanthropy) Cross-Se...
06/01/2023

Join regional grantmakers and nonprofit peers for St. Louis' 4th PEEP (Party to Enhance Equity in Philanthropy) Cross-Sector Happy Hour. Click here to register today! https://lnkd.in/g-fNnWYE

04/25/2023

Tony P**a of the Brookings Institution speaking on the issues facing rural America at the Rural Philanthropy Summit. This event, thought to be the first of its kind in Missouri, is presented by the CFO and Philanthropy Missouri.

Is your nonprofit organization considering or currently running a capital campaign and/or endowment campaign? Let us kno...
09/29/2022

Is your nonprofit organization considering or currently running a capital campaign and/or endowment campaign? Let us know! The 2022 edition of the Major Fundraising Campaign Report is officially open for submissions. Learn more: https://www.philanthropymissouri.org/capitalcampaignreport

Welcome to our newest Philanthropy Missouri Members Simmons Bank, Central Bank of the Ozarks, and Incarnate Word Foundat...
08/23/2022

Welcome to our newest Philanthropy Missouri Members Simmons Bank, Central Bank of the Ozarks, and Incarnate Word Foundation !

To learn more about these mission-driven grantmakers and find their respective contact information please visit their individual pages.

Philanthropy Missouri is currently looking to expand our team. Openings include an Outreach Lead (KC-based) and a Progra...
04/29/2022

Philanthropy Missouri is currently looking to expand our team. Openings include an Outreach Lead (KC-based) and a Programs & Services Lead (St. Louis-based) as part-time roles. Either role can be paired with Communications functions to be a full-time position.

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Philanthropy Missouri is currently looking to expand our team. The organization is currently hiring for an Outreach Lead and Programs & Services Lead.

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St. Louis, MO

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+13146216220

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Mission To provide services that strengthen and expand philanthropy to improve the St. Louis region and beyond. Vision A thriving region in which a strong philanthropic community and effective nonprofits collaboratively advance the quality of life for all. History Founded in 1970 as the Metropolitan Association for Philanthropy (MAP), the Gateway Center for Giving (the Center) is an association of grantmakers serving the state of Missouri. Our members include: * Corporations * Donor-advised funds * Private foundations * Family foundations * Trusts and professional advisors These members are actively involved in philanthropy, which we define as "the giving of time, wisdom and wealth by groups and individuals for the common good.” The Center is part of a network of organizations called associations that exist across the country, all linked to the United Philanthropy Forum. Regional Associations connect all types of grantmakers within a specific geographic location to improve the quality of life of individuals and communities