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Thank you for your support of St. Patrick Center! We are grateful for each and every donor. You make it possible for us to provide our 22 innovative programs, empowering individuals and families to move from homelessness to independence in measurable, cost-effective ways. People like Roland Bob Harris, whose success story and video are linked below.
There are three ways to make a donation: online, by phone or by mail. There are many giving levels to choose from: Key Player; Key Player Supporter, Bids to End Homelessness, Shamrock Society, General Contribution, Macy's Shop for a Cause and more.
1. Donate online
You may use your credit card to make a donation immediately by using our secure online processing center.
:: make a Key Player Intiative donation now
:: make a Key Player Supporter donation now
:: make a Bid to End Homelessness donation now
:: make a Shamrock Society donation now
:: make a General Contribution now
2. Donate by phone
To make donation over the phone, please call Jan Rasmussen, Chief Development Officer, at 314.802.0683.
3. Donate by mail
You may mail your donation to: St. Patrick Center, c/o Jan Rasmussen, Chief Development Officer, 800 North Tucker Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63101.
For more information about giving opportunities, please contact Jan Rasmussen, Chief Development Officer, 314.802.0683 or jrasmussen@stpatrickcenter.org.
Why I Give: Ruth Murray, RN, Ed.D.
“My ultimate reason for what I do for St. Patrick Center is quite simple. The Center accomplishes so much for people! I share my blessings, my talents, my time and mu treasures with St. Patrick Center because I believe in what they are doing.
Thirteen years ago, I was inspired by Edith Cunnane and what she was doing at the Shamrock Club. Edith treated the homeless who came for a warm lunch and safe place from the cold as persons of dignity and worth. Taking people who, perhaps, have many limits and helping them achieve their goals – that helping relationship is the glue to helping people. That is what keeps me involved at St. Patrick Center.
If you are going to help people move on to a better quality of life, there has to be a relationship between staff and people. My pragmatic side is attracted to the agency as well because of its effectiveness and efficiency.”
Ruth Murray, RN, Ed.D.
Retired Professor, St. Louis University School of Nursing
Coordinator, Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing Graduate Specialty
Member, St. Patrick Center Board of Directors
:: read about client Roland Bob Harris's success story
 :: view client Roland Bob Harris's success story
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