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Charitable Functions
The working men and women of the St. Louis Building & Construction Trades Council have and continue to give their time and money for those who are less fortunate. Below is a sample of some of the charities and projects that they have been involved in.
Ronald McDonald House
Shrine of St. Joseph
Habitat for Humanity
United Way
Missouri Children's Burn Camp
Illinois Fire Safety Alliance – Illinois Children's Burn Camp
Boy Scouts of America
Rebuilding Together – Home repairs for the elderly and disabled
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall
Red Cross
Multiple Sclerosis Society
Mary Ryder Home for indigent women
Hurricane Charley and Katrina Relief
National Alliance for Autism Research
Giant Steps – Children with autism
Backstoppers
USO
Make a Wish Foundation
Children's Hospital Child Life Services
Cardinal Glennon Footprints
American Cancer Society
Toys for Tots
Our Little Haven
Phoenix Society for burn survivors
St. Louis Fire Department Smoke Detector Program
Phoenix Center for abused women
Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy
Helmets to Hardhats
St. Vincents
Ride On St. Louis - Equine Assisted Therapy
DAD's Day – Dollars Against Diabetes
Heat's On – inspection and repair of heating systems for the poor & elderly
Light's On
"The American Labor Movement has consistently demonstrated its devotion to the public interest. It is, and has been, good for all Americans." President John F. Kennedy
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1. Our working middle class is under attack! Missouri continues to go after Right to Work Legislation, Collective Bargaining Rights, Prevailing Wage and the use of Project Labor Agreements.
Which one do you think effects the Building Trades?
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