Among the beautiful things about an organization with 103 years of roots in this community is that one never knows when a homecoming will spontaneously occur. Reminders of how we remain connected...

By way of this post, I am inviting you to join our board and staff in reflection. Following are four short profiles, drawn from the true stories and actual facts of individuals...

Who benefits from Scholarship Foundation scholarship grants and loans? Who makes the decisions and who awards the funds? These are the equity questions answered in The Scholarship Foundation’s first equity report published...

I recently met a longtime Scholarship Foundation dear friend for coffee and delivery of an $18,000 check. The amount, timing and meaning of the gift is specific and special. Though the two...

STACY MASSEY 2008 Graduated Metro High School and Bayless High School 2012 BJ journalism and BA gender studies, University of Missouri 2013 Served two years as Communications Coordinator, Night Ministry, Chicago IL...

This is not everything, but it is many important things. Not an annual report or an audit, these are some fun facts that might help tell the story of what keeps us...

As many readers will know, it was with an interest-free loan that The Scholarship Foundation of St. Louis began in 1920 and the loan program was the primary way the Foundation supported...

But let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like an everflowing stream. Amos 5:24 In the five years since launching Words of Faith, I don’t believe I’ve ever opened a post...

Given the title of this blog, the dispiriting post I wrote two weeks ago would never have worked. The piece was long and fraught with critique about what the world is doing...

It is so hard to feel connected in a world like this. Recent weeks have found me worrying about the loss of belonging among our board, staff, and community. What has caused...

We are a learning institution. For 102 years, we’ve professed belief in the power of higher education. Our foremothers understood that the right to learn and develop one’s thinking is an essential...

These days, the offices of The Scholarship Foundation of St. Louis feel a bit like an airport terminal does in the depths of a stubborn pandemic.  Assuming you are boosted and wearing...