A peaceful community in
which tolerance, mutual respect and cooperation allow people of diverse racial
and economic backgrounds to live together as neighbors.
Mission
The mission--to assist
individuals, families and groups in their struggle to survive economic, social,
health and emotional crises and to support growth toward self-sufficiency
Core Goals
To integrate social, health,
youth and group programs to provide holistic services. To support neighbors
through home visits. To break down barriers created by poverty, isolation, fear
and prejudice. To recognize and promote the dignity of each person in the
community. To be hopeful and witness God's love for all people.
City
Greens Produce, a community health project of Catholic Charities Midtown
Center, opened June 16, 2009. In our inaugural season, City Greens Produce
earned more than $11,200, while spending over $9,000 on fresh, local produce
from 27 small Missouri farmers. On average, 60 neighbor-members shopped each
week. City Greens members are invested in the mission to improve community
access to local, quality and affordable fruits, vegetables, and bread. City
Greens will continue to provide eggs, bread and coffee throughout the winter
until the market re-opens in May 2010.
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The vision, mission and core goals serve as guiding
statements: The vision depicts a
respectful and tolerant future that is achievable, shared and
motivating. The
mission succinctly describes Midtown's
overarching purpose. The core
goals describe Midtown's guiding principles and
beliefs and the manner in which it will carry out its vision and mission.
We are now
on...
1202 South Boyle St. Louis, MO 63110 l
call:314-534-1180 l email
Midtown is an agency of Catholic Charities of The Archdiocese
of St. Louis and is therefore a non-profit, 501(c) 3 as designated by Federal
Law.
