We’re thrilled to welcome seven new tenants to Carter Commons and the Pagedale business community because fostering small business success is a key part of Beyond Housing’s comprehensive model for creating transformational change.

Chris Krehmeyer recently walked through the interior buildouts in progress and described the incoming tenants. “We wanted to attract existing, strong businesses and have them grow here.The whole idea is to create a gathering place.”

Three million dollars means another 150 or so families will get their homes worked on—new roofs and windows and HVAC systems, all the major things in their house that provide them with safety, security, and a sense of belonging.

On Friday, Jan. 15, Christian Hospital gives a well-deserved 2021 Drum Major Award to our own Chris Krehmeyer as one of the “unsung heroes who have given their time, talents, treasure, and service in the name of justice, equity, and equality.”

All of our 405 rental homes got furnace tune-ups this fall, and 92 received furnace repairs and new air conditioning units—at no cost to the families who live there.

Our senior living centers have been filled with the aroma of hand-battered fried chicken and other favorite dishes thanks to the Nourish the Neighborhood program from The Pat Connolly Tavern.

U.S. government spending to improve the quality of city trees hit a record in 2020—and we are part of that effort thanks to a new $120,000 grant from the EPA that will help us map out and grow our tree canopy and promote its benefits.

A new federal grant of $635,000 will allow us and our partners to launch Wellston Forward: an ambitious four-year project aimed at reducing crime and strengthening police-community relations.

The trees on public land in Bel-Nor, Pasadena Hills and Pasadena Park are getting some TLC this winter through $10,000 TRIM Grants from the Missouri Department of Conservation.

A new grant from Republic Service Charitable Foundation to Neighborworks affiliates gives three local food businesses—Goss'Up Pasta, Three Vegan Brothers, and Healthy Habits Smoothies—the funds to build out their spaces in Pagedale Town Center II.