Special Projects.
At CSF, we strive to make investments that address community need in the most impactful way possible. While the bulk of our investments support our two main funding opportunities: Core and Grassroots – sometimes need arises for unique projects that fall outside of the scope or timeline of these opportunities.
Our special projects respond to needs that are not being met through our current investments. Some of them involve direct service to kids and families in St. Louis County, and others are working to change systems and address root causes of mental and behavioral health issues.
Special projects are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. If you have special project ideas, submit them below.
If you have an upcoming project or program that you believe fits within this description and you would like to learn more, please send us an email.
Who Is Eligible for Special Project Funding?
In order to receive special project funding from CSF, your organization must be a registered 501(c)3 or governmental entity. Additionally, programming and projects must support the mental and behavioral health of children and youth in St. Louis County. Special projects address needs that are not already being addressed through our funding.
Meet Our Special Project Partners.
Our special projects partners are working to address community-identified needs and strengthen systems of mental health care and support. Learn about each of our special project providers and their CSF-funded programs below.
We fund more than 100 nonprofits and governmental entities that support the mental and behavioral health of kids and families in St. Louis County. Learn more about how we fund and our other funding opportunities.