💚 Standing Strong Together: Supporting Our Neighbors After the Storms
- stlpotchef
- May 21
- 2 min read
May 21, 2025
The recent storms and tornadoes that hit the St. Louis area have left many in our community facing unimaginable challenges. These storms caused widespread devastation, claiming lives, damaging homes, and destroying businesses. But, amidst the heartbreak, we are witnessing the incredible power of community resilience. Local businesses, restaurants, and individuals are coming together to offer support, and STL’s Pot Chef is honored to be part of the recovery efforts.
How We’re Helping
To do our part, STL’s Pot Chef is donating 10% of all ticket sales from now through June 1st to support local recovery efforts. This will directly benefit on-the-ground relief and community rebuilding efforts. By purchasing tickets to our events or making a direct donation, you are helping us rebuild the lives of those affected by the storm.
If you’re looking for ways to get involved or donate, here are some incredible organizations that are providing immediate aid and long-term support for the community:
Organizations You Can Support
We encourage you to support these local organizations that are actively working to help those in need:
Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis: The Urban League is providing essential services to those displaced by the storms and working to restore communities.
Mission St. Louis: Focused on helping families and individuals recover by providing resources, support, and community services.👉 Donate/Volunteer here
Action STL: Helping to rebuild neighborhoods and offering assistance to residents in the hardest-hit areas.👉 Donate/Volunteer here
For The Culture STL: Providing food, supplies, and financial assistance to those impacted by the storms.👉 Donate/Volunteer here
Resource Guide for Tornado Relief
We’ve compiled a comprehensive Resource Guide for St. Louis Tornado Relief with more ways to help. This guide includes donation links, volunteer opportunities, and ways to support local businesses and affected communities.
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