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Some days one runs out of things to say. This #Sunday wasn’t, because one St. Louis’ Treasures was front and center for his 70th Birthday Surprise. Rev. Earl E. Nance, JR, an avid sports fan; educator, civic/charity leader received a proclamation from his famous former

Happy Birthday Rev. Nance!!!

Why are these different! Editing oopsy or did someone else in addition to Nate rip on Believe???#TedLasso #tedlassocult #tedlassobelieve #Nate

23 years; over 16,000 donated A/Cs and millions of dollars expended to help those in MO/IL with high energy bills. A great 68-member volunteer board doing some good. This has never been about me; but neighbors helping neighbors. A consortium partnering in 44 counties to keep

ALL IN THE FAMILY for the Taylors. Connie Taylor who works as a senior manager Ameren Corporation is also a Cooldownstlouis.org new board member. She and her hubby Randy, a Ameren Missouri retiree and son Nic all volunteered for our recent joint A/C distribution. Thanks!

Congrats Eric Allen for 40 yrs as a Ameren Missouri team member. A very special retirement recognition with Ameren Corporation’s Constance Taylor, wearing @CoolDownStlouis board hat as she honors him with a Good Neighbor Award. He also volunteered with us. Joe Solari & others look on.

Heat! Last night we were opened til 8 p.m. trying to get a U City recent single-working-mom’s electric back on. With 2 kids, one an infant, mom cooled it in her car, crying til we gained access to her account. An Ameren Missouri supervisor at home helped us pledge $750. Thanks!

What a beautiful post and celebration of our anniversary! Thank you Gentry!

It’s not too late to volunteer as a community greeter for our 24th Hardee’s Rise and Shine for Heat Day benefit, Feb. 9th. Join live FOX2now. Meanwhile pre-order sausage or egg biscuits for $1 each til 2/8. Sign up today by going to Heatupstlouis.org.

Our communities thrive when we look out for those who need support the most. That’s why we’re proud to work with CoolDownStlouis.Org, a vital nonprofit providing year-round help to Missouri and Illinois families struggling with utility bills.

Lots of good information to be had at this event! FOX2now #stlwx

It’s CoolDownStlouis.org volunteer Connie Taylor encouraging residents of the area especially ⁦St. Louis County, MO⁩ to come to the Cool Down Energy Expo today at the convention center. Lots of prizes ⁦ulstl⁩ Urban Expo.

As the heat continues it drains our $$ resources. In some parts of our area people don’t qualify for federal funds. Today begins Hardee’s Summer Round-Up to Cool Down St. Louis (region). 100% proceeds in MO/IL will help neighbors w/utilities. Eat-Up - Round-Up! #SpreadTheWord

Public health is critically important to the viability of a strong healthy community & STL region. From its Behavior Health Bureau to effective NARCAN, COVID & MPOX & HIV outreach programs, CityofSTLDOH is the CoolDownStlouis.Org 2024 Best Public Health Advocate of The Year. #Congrats!

KMOV & Leah Hill ⚡️ 👍 let the sunshine in with good news Hardee’s 25th annual Rise and Shine for Heat benefit. You can still drop-off dough thru Monday in canisters or Round-Up your meals. You can also make a check out to Heat-Up St. Louis and give to Commerce Bank teller or online!❤️

We’re excited to support another year of Rise and Shine for Heat with CoolDownStlouis.Org across the St. Louis metro area. Donate today or visit your nearest Hardee’s location next week to help make a difference.

Thank you ⁦Maurice Drummond⁩ and ⁦KMOV⁩ for greeting our volunteers and donors. A BIG Day, Friday, 13th - Your Lucky Day ⁦Hardee’s⁩. Going into 10:30. QR code and Round-Up until Monday. Let’s Rise and Shine for OUR needy neighbors in MO/IL.

Maurice Drummond KMOV was welcomed Hardee’s 26th Rise and Shine benefit. Here Spire worker bought sacks of biscuits. Donors so far raised about $1.3 million. Monday is Round-up Day or use our QR code on canisters. Thanks MO/IL neighbors.❤️

It’s a grast opening day for our beloved St. Louis Cardinals. Let’s still not forget those tornado victims in the city. We agreed to manage a $250,000 utility fund for City of St. Louis with no admin fees. Here’s Alderlady Shameem Clark Hubbard making some points. HeatUpStlouis.Org for help!