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Katie sits down with ChangeMaker, Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing, a visionary leader dedicated to transforming communities in St. Louis. With over 30 years of experience, Chris has mobilized over $175 million in investments to create thriving neighborhoods. Join us as Chris shares his journey into affordable housing and community development, starting from his early days at the St. Louis County Housing Authority to leading one of the most impactful organizations in the region. Chris discusses the challenges and successes of decades-long efforts to address housing, education, healthcare, and economic development in underserved communities. He highlights Beyond Housing's holistic approach, which goes beyond just building homes to creating entire ecosystems of support—from schools and healthcare facilities to grocery stores and movie theaters. Chris also delves into the importance of collaboration, the role of philanthropy, and the need for systemic change to truly transform communities. Tune in to hear inspiring stories of resilience, innovative solutions, and the ongoing fight for equity and opportunity in St. Louis and beyond. Whether you're a community developer, policymaker, or simply someone passionate about social change, this episode offers valuable insights into the power of comprehensive, place-based strategies to create lasting impact.
It seems that issues like homeownership, literacy, and the wealth gap aren't getting better for some African Americans. Chris Krehmeyer, President & CEO of Beyond Housing stopped by to discuss a new innovative approach called the transformative services department. We're also joined by Domonique Edwards who has a Beyond Housing success story. - What were your thoughts on this episode? Let us know at ninepbs.org/listenstlouis
Debbie Monterrey compiled pitches from numerous local organizations looking for help from the region this holiday season: 1) Beyond Housing 2) Boys and Girls Clubs of STL 3) St. Louis Area Diaper Bank 4) Gateway Alliance Against Human Trafficking 5) St. Louis Area Foodbank 6) National Council of Jewish Women of STL 7) Fathers and Families Support Center
Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing, joins Megan Lynch. The nationally-recognized, comprehensive community development non-profit, is today announcing it has developed the next evolution of their holistic model with the new Transformative Services Department. The first-of-its-kind department is designed to address poverty more effectively to bring more St. Louisans into the economic mainstream.
In the second part of our mini-series on affordable housing, we hear from Beyond Housing executive director Dan Driedger - the single greatest challenge to building, the role of the private sector, stories from tenants, and more. Plus, a big life update from a previous Undercurrents guest! Read the transcript. Download the small group discussion guide. Advocacy actions: 1. Say Yes to Fair Rents! - Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario - ACTO 2. Take Action: More Urgency on Housing Affordability - The National Housing Accord: A Multi-Sector Approach to Ending Canada's Rental Housing Crisis Provincial and federal governments waive HST on development of purpose-built rental housing - CBC Produced with support from Kindred Credit Union. Editorial support: Christen Kong Original music: Brian MacMillan Artwork: Jesse Bergen
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The Financial Accounting Standards Board released Accounting Standards Update 2023-02, which expanded the ability to use the proportional amortization method of accounting to all tax credits. Michael Novogradac, CPA, and Novogradac partner Brad Elphick, CPA, discuss what the announcement means for multiple types of tax credit investments, including federal low-income housing tax credits, new markets tax credits, historic tax rehabilitation credits and renewable energy tax credits such as the production tax credit and investment tax credit. They discuss how the impacts of proportional amortization can be further expanded and how additional action could spur deeper change.
The Financial Accounting Standards Board released Accounting Standards Update 2023-02, which expanded the ability to use the proportional amortization method of accounting to all tax credits. Michael Novogradac, CPA, and Novogradac partner Brad Elphick, CPA, discuss what the announcement means for multiple types of tax credit investments, including federal low-income housing tax credits, new markets tax credits, historic tax rehabilitation credits and renewable energy tax credits such as the production tax credit and investment tax credit. They discuss how the impacts of proportional amortization can be further expanded and how additional action could spur deeper change.
The City of Pagedale struggled with underdevelopment and underinvestment for decades which led to higher crime rates and poor health outcomes. In 2010 the North County municipality welcomed its first grocery store in over forty years, Save-A-Lot, after years of working with city and community leaders as well as Beyond Housing. In the 11 years after Save-A-Lot opened, Pagedale saw a dip in crime and an uptick in property values. So when the discount grocery chain closed, it was a cause of worry that the progress made would be lost. Soon locally owned Fields Foods will move in and Beyond Housing's CEO Chris Krehmeyer hopes to make the transition smooth for business and the people of Pagedale.
Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing, joins The Show to discuss what he and his team are doing to help St. Louis's impoverished community. Plus, some of the most popular swear words and dumb delivery people.
Today's episode is part 2 of our interview with Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing. In this episode, Chris outlines the path that organizations like Beyond Housing can blaze to create equitable housing and community development opportunities.
Chris Krehmeyer has served as President/CEO of Beyond Housing since 1993. Beyond Housing's mission is to help entire communities become better places to live. Beyond Housing fulfills its mission by producing and managing serviced enriched affordable rental housing, operating a Homeownership Center, engaging in a comprehensive Community Building Initiative called 24:1 and leading the region's Foreclosure Intervention Work. The strategic vision of Beyond Housing is to make entire communities better places to live. In part 1 of our 2-part interview, Chris outlines the path he followed towards becoming a leader and how Beyond Housing fulfills its mission.
Why Don't We Invest In Our Own Communities - Chris Krehmeyer, President & CEO; Beyond Housing | Riderflex - Recruiting & Sourcing Chris Krehmeyer is currently the President/CEO of Beyond Housing, a Neighborworks America organization in St. Louis, Missouri. He has served in that capacity since 1993. Beyond Housing is a nationally recognized community development organization dedicated to creating a stronger, more equitable St. Louis for all. Beyond Housing helps communities become better places to live. Thriving communities support healthy families and children. They offer a sense of pride and ownership. They see people through a crisis and help them build their dreams into realities. They are a comprehensive community development organization convening partners and providing leadership. From purchasing a home to health, education, jobs, and economic development, we offer holistic resources and support. By strengthening communities, we empower the people and families who call their community home. Watch the Full Interview: https://youtu.be/WyseMgYE1h8 On the Riderflex podcast, CEO Steve Urban interviews some of the most successful entrepreneurs, CEO's, and business leaders. Hear them tell the "REAL" stories of what it's like to start and lead businesses. Riderflex is a national, Colorado based, premier headhunter, RPO and employment agency; recruiting and searching the top talent for staffing your teams. Top Executive Recruiting Firm - https://riderflex.com/ Podcast sponsor: Marketing 360 is the #1 platform for small business and it's everything you need to grow your business. marketing360.com/riderflex #Chris Krehmeyer #BeyondHousing #Communities #podcast #interview #entrepreneur #ColoradoRecruitingFirm #TopExecutiveRecruitingFirm #staffingagency #employmentagency #headhunter #recruitingfirm #staffing #staffingfirm #Denver #Colorado #National #Riderflex --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/riderflex/support
Charlie Brennan debates with Jean Evans, Alvin Reid, Ray Hartmann and Bill McClellan. In the second half-hour on Donnybrook Next Up, the panel is joined by Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing.
“I have heard endless stories of queer folks who tell me that when they came out, they lost their church home…which in some cases will lead to losing housing if it was attached to their church community or support system,” shares Becca Sawyer, a 2SLGBTQ+ community builder, facilitator, speaker, and future psychotherapist. Through story and statistics, Becca explores the high rates of homelessness in the queer community, and aspects of such homelessness, all. the while pointing forward in hope. In this episode, Becca wonders how we might work together to create safe and supportive spaces where the gifts of queer people are recognized and celebrated. Our response to that question, in relationship with the queer community, could literally save lives. This is Becca's presentation from the Beyond Housing to Homefulness Symposium co-hosted by Empire Remixed and the Sorrento Centre in Spring 2021. She was speaking to us from the traditional territory of the Huron Wendat, the Anishnabeg, the Haudenosaunee, and the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nations, in the city now known as Toronto, which is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. Please listen and subscribe on your favourite platform, then share and leave us a rating. It goes a long way to ensuring more people can engage with these episodes.
In today's episode, we hear from housing advocate, the Rev. Michael Shapcott, Executive Director of the Sorrento Centre. Michael shares from decades working on the front lines—and in back rooms—to secure the right to dignified and affordable housing for all people in Canada. This is Michael's presentation from the Beyond Housing to Homefulness Symposium co-hosted by Empire Remixed and the Sorrento Centre in Spring 2021. Michael was speaking to us from the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Secwe̓pemc peoples. Show Links: Beyond Housing to Homefulness Symposium: https://www.empireremixed.com/homefulness Empire Remixed: https://www.empireremixed.com Sorrento Centre: https://www.sorrentocentre.ca Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness: https://caeh.ca/
In today's episode, we hear from the Rev. Dr. Carmen Lansdowne, Executive Director of First United Church's Social Housing Society, located on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Squamish, Musqueam and Tsleil-Waututh nations. This is Carmen's presentation from the Beyond Housing to Homefulness Symposium hosted by Empire Remixed and the Sorrento Centre in Spring 2021.Show Links:Beyond Housing to Homefulness Symposium: https://www.empireremixed.com/homefulnessEmpire Remixed: https://www.empireremixed.comSorrento Centre: https://www.sorrentocentre.caRev. Lansdowne's Website: https://www.salaconsulting.ca/Rev. Lansdowne on Twitter: https://twitter.com/revviecFirst United Church's Redevelopment Project: https://firstunited.ca/redevelopment/
In today's episode, we hear from Dr. Sylvia Keesmaat—biblical scholar, farmer, permaculture practitioner, and activist.This is Sylvia's talk from the Beyond Housing to Homefulness Symposium hosted by Empire Remixed and the Sorrento Centre in Spring 2021.Show Links:Beyond Housing to Homefulness SymposiumEmpire Remixed: https://www.empireremixed.comSorrento Centre: https://www.sorrentocentre.caDr. Keesmaat's Farm: https://www.russethousefarm.caDr. Keesmaat's Current Project: https://www.bibleremixed.com
Dr. LJ Punch talks community and collaboration with Chris Krehmeyer, President & CEO of Beyond Housing.
Dr. LJ Punch talks community and collaboration with Chris Krehmeyer, President & CEO of Beyond Housing.
Community Foresters Danny Moncheski with the Missouri Department of Conservation and Doug Seely with Beyond Housing on the various benefits, including health related, that trees provide for communities. Also, some specifics on Beyond Housing has recently received a two-year grant for the 24:1 Communities in north St. Louis County from the EPA.
The Metropolitan Report features the activities and competitions of the Metropolitan Golf Association. Curt Rohe Executive Director of the METGA, joins us to talk about the announcement of Jack Nicklaus getting involved in the revitalization and redesign of Normandie Golf Club. The METGA and Beyond Housing are the driving force behind the project. Presented by Dalhousie Golf Club.
Alvin Reid debates with Wendy Wiese, Joe Holleman, Bill McClellan and Ray Hartmann. In the second half-hour, the panel is joined by Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing.
Is it better to "fake it until you make it," or should you be honest with your audience? Peter and Adam offer their views on today's episode.Open Studio is proud to use their platform to support various nonprofits to help make the world a better place. The Nonprofit of the Week for this week is Beyond Housing. This organization works to improve underprivileged communities in the St. Louis area through housing, education, and economic development. If you'd like to donate, go to https://www.beyondhousing.org.Today's Open Studio Live Events (All times in EDT):1:00 PM - Adam's Daily Guided Practice Session (for Members Only)3:00 PM - Live Guided Practice Session with Adam Maness - YouTube8:00 PM - Peter Martin - Shelter in Place Live #18: Solo Piano Concert - YouTubeFor the rest of this week's calendar, follow this linkInterested in more music advice? Go here to browse our catalog of jazz lessons and courses available for purchase. And be sure to check out our All Access Pass - every course from Open Studio on every instrument.Let us know what you think by leaving a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review, or head over to our YouTube channel.Follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
With what has been going on with the murder of George Floyd and the uprisings that have happened around the country. We thought it would be nice to go back and revisit a classic episode right after the death of Mike Brown in Ferguson. We had former Alderman of the 27th Ward Chris Carter, Clem Smith 87th District State Representative, James Mcgowan of Beyond Housing hip hop artists Vandalyzm and IamHandsomeRob, and the Common'Tary's Rhasadism Subscribe to the show on any podcast catcher or streaming service Follow us on twitter @straightolc, IG at @SOLCNetwork email us at straightolc@gmail.com. Hit the Voicemail at 641-715-3900 Ext. 769558
On Today’s Show - G Flip from Isolation Beyond Housing CEO - Celia Adams Hobart’s hit team Jimmy & Nath on Tassie’s borders closing. World Happiness Day Local businesses staying open Herbie managed to repulse Josiah at a cafe Fortune Cookie Friday Josiah wouldn’t accept Herbie’s present A couple was caught doing something naughty in isolation
Affordable Housing Crisis in metropolitan St. Louis and strategies to address it in a discussion led by Chris Kreymeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing.
In this episode, we visit with the President/CEO of the Topeka Housing Authority, Trey George about going beyond housing.Support Topeka Rescue Mission by clicking the link below:https://pushpay.com/g/trmonline?src=hpp
Dr. Degenholtz interviewed Dr. Victoria Burns about her paper, Homeless for the First Time in Later Life. She shared her motivation for this line of research. She also discussed a fascinating documentary project she is working that brings to life the stories of homeless older adults in Calgary. You can learn more about "Beyond Housing" on the StoryHive website. https://www.storyhive.com/project/show/id/3601 Article (April 2019 issue of The Gerontologist)
A new report by the St. Louis County Affordable Housing Trust Fund Task Force outlines various “place-based” and “mobility-based” strategies to create pathways for very low- and low-income families to move into neighborhoods with existing opportunity. Guest host Sharon Stevens discusses the report in depth with Chris Krehmeyer and Adrian Bracy, co-chairs of the task force. Chris Krehmeyer is the CEO of Beyond Housing and Adrian Bracy is the CEO of the YWCA of Metro St. Louis.
Craig Owens Craig Owens is the City Manager of the City of Clayton, Missouri where he has served since 2008. Over the past 25 years he has served similar positions for the cities of Rowlett, Texas, O’Fallon, Illinois, and Hazelwood, Missouri. Craig holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois and a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Kansas. He is an International City/County Management Association (ICMA) Credentialed Manager. Craig is former president of the St. Louis Area City/County Management Association and is currently serving as President of the Missouri City/County Management Association. Craig recently completed his service as a Board Member for Beyond Housing, where he also served as chair for three years. Craig is married and has three children.
Chris Krehmeyer has led Beyond Housing for 25 years. We discuss the reasons behind the unrelenting struggle for poor families in St Louis, and what can be done to give them opportunity for a different life.
Working to bridge the gap between hospital discharge and permanent supportive housing for homeless patients, the California-based Chronic Care Plus program found that 40 percent of client needs are related to social determinants, explains Paul Leon, CEO of the Illumination Foundation, a Chronic Care Plus joint venture partner. In this audio interview, Leon explains the need to not only house patients but also to connect them to a plethora of social services, including mental health appointments.
This new, four-screen movie theater is owned by 24:1 Community Land Trust and developed by Beyond Housing, a non-profit community development organization.
This new, four-screen movie theater is owned by 24:1 Community Land Trust and developed by Beyond Housing, a non-profit community development organization.
Today we talk about a large, fun and exciting back-to-school event for anyone living in the boundaries of the Normandy School District. Chris Krehmeyer with Vikki Collier Director of Education, Beyond Housing. In this episode... Resources Children Activities Opportunities Education Health Preparation
Today we talk about a large, fun and exciting back-to-school event for anyone living in the boundaries of the Normandy School District. Chris Krehmeyer with Vikki Collier Director of Education, Beyond Housing. In this episode... Resources Children Activities Opportunities Education Health Preparation
Chris Krehmeyer with Nichole Wiseman, Community Land Trust Rehab Manager at Beyond Housing. In this episode discover details and eligibility in purchasing a home from the 24:1 Community Land Trust. The 24:1 Community Land Trust offers affordable new homes or substantially renovated homes located within the Normandy Schools Collaborative. The 24:1 CLT will help you find out if you qualify now, or help you make a plan to get on track to buy a home in the future. Ready for the next step? Complete our online training or classroom training to learn more about becoming a 24:1 CLT homeowner. www.beyondhousing.org
Chris Krehmeyer with Nichole Wiseman, Community Land Trust Rehab Manager at Beyond Housing. In this episode discover details and eligibility in purchasing a home from the 24:1 Community Land Trust. The 24:1 Community Land Trust offers affordable new homes or substantially renovated homes located within the Normandy Schools Collaborative. The 24:1 CLT will help you find out if you qualify now, or help you make a plan to get on track to buy a home in the future. Ready for the next step? Complete our online training or classroom training to learn more about becoming a 24:1 CLT homeowner. www.beyondhousing.org
Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing and host of the local weekly talk show, “Going Beyond,” shares what makes up a resilient community and what you can do to make your neighborhood stronger, more resilient and more trauma-informed. He recognizes the importance of knowing your neighbors and utilizing the principles of empowerment, transparency, respect, and collaboration when engaging in community development.
Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing and host of the local weekly talk show, “Going Beyond,” shares what makes up a resilient community and what you can do to make your neighborhood stronger, more resilient and more trauma-informed. He recognizes the importance of knowing your neighbors and utilizing the principles of empowerment, transparency, respect, and collaboration when engaging in community development.
Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing and host of the local weekly talk show, “Going Beyond,” shares what makes up a resilient community and what you can do to make your neighborhood stronger, more resilient and more trauma-informed. He recognizes the importance of knowing your neighbors and utilizing the principles of empowerment, transparency, respect, and collaboration when engaging in community development.
Chris Krehmeyer, President and CEO of Beyond Housing and host of the local weekly talk show, “Going Beyond,” shares what makes up a resilient community and what you can do to make your neighborhood stronger, more resilient and more trauma-informed. He recognizes the importance of knowing your neighbors and utilizing the principles of empowerment, transparency, respect, and collaboration when engaging in community development.
Getting Healthy and Staying Healthy: "Destination Healthy Community" Chris Krehmeyer with Tim Simpson, Community Services Manager with Beyond Housing and Deborah Vincent, President of the Pagedale Community Association. A deeper conversation about the history, activities and offerings of this year's 24:1 community building event. Listen to learn about the full-family festivities like: - A fun run/walk - Red Ribbon Celebration and Parade - Free Flu Shots - Diabetes Screenings - Cooking Demonstrations - Exercise and Fitness Classes, try a Zumba class! - The Red Zone: A Children's Village featuring games and prizes - Entertainment - Raffles - Free food - Inside and outside games for the children - Gamer's van with Wii games Saturday, October 25th Run/Walk registration at 8:30am, starts at 9:00am Festival from 10:00am - 1pm Where: St. Vincent Community Center 7335 St. Charles Rock Road, 63133 Contact Ted Simpson, tsimpson@beyondhousing.org or 314-862-0639 x15 Learn more at www.beyondhousing.org Office (314) 533-0600 Links http://www.beyondhousing.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Healthy-Corridor-Community-Meeting-Notes-3-28-13.pdf
Getting Healthy and Staying Healthy: "Destination Healthy Community" Chris Krehmeyer with Tim Simpson, Community Services Manager with Beyond Housing and Deborah Vincent, President of the Pagedale Community Association. A deeper conversation about the history, activities and offerings of this year's 24:1 community building event. Listen to learn about the full-family festivities like: - A fun run/walk - Red Ribbon Celebration and Parade - Free Flu Shots - Diabetes Screenings - Cooking Demonstrations - Exercise and Fitness Classes, try a Zumba class! - The Red Zone: A Children's Village featuring games and prizes - Entertainment - Raffles - Free food - Inside and outside games for the children - Gamer's van with Wii games Saturday, October 25th Run/Walk registration at 8:30am, starts at 9:00am Festival from 10:00am - 1pm Where: St. Vincent Community Center 7335 St. Charles Rock Road, 63133 Contact Ted Simpson, tsimpson@beyondhousing.org or 314-862-0639 x15 Learn more at www.beyondhousing.org Office (314) 533-0600 Links http://www.beyondhousing.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Healthy-Corridor-Community-Meeting-Notes-3-28-13.pdf
DIVAS FOR A CAUSE 4 Presented by Beyond Housing Join us for Divas for a Cause 4, a celebration to benefit Beyond Housing. Three St. Louis artists will come together for one night only! Enjoy the Jazz, Rhythm and Blues of Jeffery Hardin and the versatile stylings of Cheryl Brown. The show will close with the spectacular voice of Grammy nominated Theo Peoples. Tickets sold via MetroTix are for the concert only, for open seating in the Balcony. Sponsorships are available through Beyond Housing. About Us: Beyond Housing exists because home matters. We began with actual houses and housing preservation, focusing on quality and stability to give people a place to start. But there is more to a home than the house ~ home is about the life that happens in and around the house, as well as the life that fuels and draws out the best of the people within it. Beyond Housing is a community development organization that works in defined geographies like the Normandy Schools Collaborative in order to focus our resources where we can have the greatest impact. While most organizations focus on one, maybe two impact areas within a community, we understand that in order to have real impact, we must focus on all of the areas that make up a thriving community - education, housing, health, employment readiness and access, and economic development.
DIVAS FOR A CAUSE 4 Presented by Beyond Housing Join us for Divas for a Cause 4, a celebration to benefit Beyond Housing. Three St. Louis artists will come together for one night only! Enjoy the Jazz, Rhythm and Blues of Jeffery Hardin and the versatile stylings of Cheryl Brown. The show will close with the spectacular voice of Grammy nominated Theo Peoples. Tickets sold via MetroTix are for the concert only, for open seating in the Balcony. Sponsorships are available through Beyond Housing. About Us: Beyond Housing exists because home matters. We began with actual houses and housing preservation, focusing on quality and stability to give people a place to start. But there is more to a home than the house ~ home is about the life that happens in and around the house, as well as the life that fuels and draws out the best of the people within it. Beyond Housing is a community development organization that works in defined geographies like the Normandy Schools Collaborative in order to focus our resources where we can have the greatest impact. While most organizations focus on one, maybe two impact areas within a community, we understand that in order to have real impact, we must focus on all of the areas that make up a thriving community - education, housing, health, employment readiness and access, and economic development.
TODAY ON GOING BEYOND... "We all know of the power of education in someone's life. The reality is that we all have a responsibility for our children; for our future to make sure our children are taken care of. We must ensure that all of our children have access to a quality education and the resources they need to be successful" Chris Krehmeyer with Vontriece McDowell, Director of Community Engagement at Beyond Housing. Concerned and committed Normandy family and friends plan a bus trip to the state capitol to get lawmaker’s attention. A deeper conversation about how the citizens of Normandy can and must try to push lawmakers and DESE to remedy the damage caused by the transfer program to restore the opportunity of their recuperating school district. Learn more at www.beyondhousing.org Office (314) 533-0600
TODAY ON GOING BEYOND... "We all know of the power of education in someone's life. The reality is that we all have a responsibility for our children; for our future to make sure our children are taken care of. We must ensure that all of our children have access to a quality education and the resources they need to be successful" Chris Krehmeyer with Vontriece McDowell, Director of Community Engagement at Beyond Housing. Concerned and committed Normandy family and friends plan a bus trip to the state capitol to get lawmaker's attention. A deeper conversation about how the citizens of Normandy can and must try to push lawmakers and DESE to remedy the damage caused by the transfer program to restore the opportunity of their recuperating school district. Learn more at www.beyondhousing.org Office (314) 533-0600
TODAY ON GOING BEYOND... "Money doesn't come with an instruction manual. Money Smart Week 2014 provides hundreds of opportunities to learn for FREE!" Chris Krehmeyer with Gloria Brainsby, Financial Advising Manager with Beyond Housing and Dorothy Bell, SVP & Chief Marketing Officer of St. Louis Community Credit Union. A deeper conversation about some of the challenges of money management and the exciting details of the programs and opportunities happening during Money Smart Week 2014. Learn more at www.moneysmartstlouis.org and www.beyondhousing.org Office (314) 533-0600
TODAY ON GOING BEYOND... "Money doesn't come with an instruction manual. Money Smart Week 2014 provides hundreds of opportunities to learn for FREE!" Chris Krehmeyer with Gloria Brainsby, Financial Advising Manager with Beyond Housing and Dorothy Bell, SVP & Chief Marketing Officer of St. Louis Community Credit Union. A deeper conversation about some of the challenges of money management and the exciting details of the programs and opportunities happening during Money Smart Week 2014. Learn more at www.moneysmartstlouis.org and www.beyondhousing.org Office (314) 533-0600
Today on Going Beyond... A Deeper conversation with Duane Martin Foster, Fine Arts Leader and Choir Director of Normandy High School. Chris Krehmeyer asks about the days and the life from the INSIDE of the walls of Normandy Senior High School.
Today on Going Beyond... A Deeper conversation with Duane Martin Foster, Fine Arts Leader and Choir Director of Normandy High School. Chris Krehmeyer asks about the days and the life from the INSIDE of the walls of Normandy Senior High School.
Today on Going Beyond... A Deeper conversation with Becky James-Hatter, President and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri. Chris Krehmeyer asks about the BIG need for BIG BROTHERS and SISTERS in our region especially at the turn of the BIG 100 for this committed organization. BBBSEMO is Celebrating 100 years and thousands of children still need us as mentors. It's easier and less time consuming than you might think. Big Brothers Big Sisters serves a wide variety of children and families facing various levels of adversity. A young boy may have a great deal of stability in his life but is missing the full engagement of his father. He needs a Big Brother – a friend he can talk to who can introduce him to new experiences and encourage him to pursue his dreams. But, there are also an estimated 100,000 children in Eastern Missouri who are in serious need of a Big Brother or Big Sister. Who are these children? They are children who face multiple challenges. Many live in poverty, come from single parent households, have a parent behind bars and struggle with their academic performance. These children need extra support and encouragement. They need you, me… us!
Today on Going Beyond... A Deeper conversation with Becky James-Hatter, President and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri. Chris Krehmeyer asks about the BIG need for BIG BROTHERS and SISTERS in our region especially at the turn of the BIG 100 for this committed organization. BBBSEMO is Celebrating 100 years and thousands of children still need us as mentors. It's easier and less time consuming than you might think. Big Brothers Big Sisters serves a wide variety of children and families facing various levels of adversity. A young boy may have a great deal of stability in his life but is missing the full engagement of his father. He needs a Big Brother – a friend he can talk to who can introduce him to new experiences and encourage him to pursue his dreams. But, there are also an estimated 100,000 children in Eastern Missouri who are in serious need of a Big Brother or Big Sister. Who are these children? They are children who face multiple challenges. Many live in poverty, come from single parent households, have a parent behind bars and struggle with their academic performance. These children need extra support and encouragement. They need you, me… us!
TODAY ON GOING BEYOND... Chris Krehmeyer with Maria Chappelle-Nadal, State Representative of the 14th Senatorial District. A deeper conversation about school transfers and new ideas for accreditation. A view of our region from the top-the highest legislation division of our government. Learn More at www.beyondhousing.org Office (314) 533-0600
TODAY ON GOING BEYOND... Chris Krehmeyer with Maria Chappelle-Nadal, State Representative of the 14th Senatorial District. A deeper conversation about school transfers and new ideas for accreditation. A view of our region from the top-the highest legislation division of our government. Learn More at www.beyondhousing.org Office (314) 533-0600
Today on Going Beyond… A deeper conversation with Kevin Buchek, Chairman of the Village of Bel-Noir. Chris Krehmeyer asks about Normandy School District transfers and it's impact on Bel-Noir neighbors. Village of Bel-Nor Phone: 314-381-2834 8416 Natural Bridge Road Bel-Nor MO 63121
Today on Going Beyond… A deeper conversation with Kevin Buchek, Chairman of the Village of Bel-Noir. Chris Krehmeyer asks about Normandy School District transfers and it's impact on Bel-Noir neighbors. Village of Bel-Nor Phone: 314-381-2834 8416 Natural Bridge Road Bel-Nor MO 63121
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