💚 Bookkeeping That Gives Back

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CB+ You= Giving: Your Business Can Help Give Back

Carpenter Bookkeeping Plus LLC is giving back with every new client who joins us.

For every new client who signs up, we will make a charitable contribution based on the services they need from our lists:

💗 $15 Donation

For clients signing up for tax preparation.

💗 $25 Donation

For clients signing up for select individual or limited bookkeeping services.

💗 $50 Donation

For clients signing up for monthly bookkeeping, or comprehensive bookkeeping and financial services.

You Choose Where It Goes

Your contribution can support one of the following organizations:

Organization Support Calendar

Year round options:

St. Patrick’s Center: helps people experiencing homelessness and poverty move toward stability and independence. Their programs provide housing assistance, employment services, basic needs support, and specialized assistance for veterans, helping individuals and families find stability, opportunity, and a path toward a better future. This organization is located downtown at 800 N Tucker.

Operation Food Search: works to reduce hunger and food insecurity across the St. Louis region by providing nutritious food to children, families, seniors, and individuals who need assistance. Through food distribution and community partnerships, they help ensure that people have reliable access to the food they need.

January:

National Cervical Cancer Coalition: This organization helps women and family members cope with the impact of cervical cancer and HPV. Through widespread education and dedicated support groups, they empower individuals with vital health information. Their mission focuses on prevention, early detection, and emotional recovery.

Feeding America: This charity runs a nationwide network of food banks to combat systemic poverty and hunger across the U.S. By rescuing surplus food from manufacturers and retailers, they deliver nutritious meals to millions of families. They also advocate for long-term policy solutions to end domestic food insecurity.

UMSL Catholic Newman Center: Serving as a campus ministry hub at the University of Missouri–St. Louis, this center provides students with a spiritual "home away from home." It offers regular Catholic sacraments, peer-led Bible studies, and faith formation programs tailored to young adults. Additionally, the ministry fosters student leadership and lifelong friendships through diverse social events and community service.

February:

American Heart Association: This organization funds groundbreaking cardiovascular medical research to fight heart disease and stroke. They train millions of individuals in life-saving CPR and first aid techniques annually. Furthermore, they promote heart-healthy lifestyle choices through community education and public advocacy.

NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund: This premier legal organization combats racial injustice through landmark litigation, advocacy, and public education. They actively protect voting rights, reform the criminal justice system, and expand educational access for marginalized communities. Their ultimate goal is to fulfill the promise of equality and eliminate structural disparities.

Thurgood Marshall College Fund: This organization supports and represents students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Predominantly Black Institutions. They provide vital scholarships, career readiness programs, and capacity-building resources to help students succeed in higher education. Through corporate partnerships and advocacy, they prepare the next generation of diverse leaders for the global workforce.

March:

Colorectal Cancer Alliance: This nonprofit empowers a nationwide network of allies to provide robust support for patients and caregivers. They aggressively raise awareness about the importance of preventative screenings to catch the disease early. Additionally, they fund critical medical research aimed at finding a cure for colorectal cancer.

Girls Inc.: This organization delivers life-changing mentoring and research-based programming to young girls. They provide safe spaces and tools to help girls navigate complex gender, social, and economic barriers. Through their efforts, they inspire participants to grow up healthy, educated, and independent.

Fearsome: This outdoor-focused non-profit organization is dedicated to empowering individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Operating under the banner of adventure philanthropy, it raises funds and awareness through extreme distance thru-hiking across major trail systems. These efforts allow the charity to provide specialized mobility gear, adaptive electric trikes, and community connections to help MS warriors maintain independence.

April:

Autism Society of America: This grassroots organization connects individuals on the autism spectrum and their families with vital local support resources. They champion public education to foster deeper acceptance, inclusion, and understanding in daily life. Additionally, they advocate for policies that maximize the quality of life and autonomy of the autism community.

Earthday.org: This global platform drives environmental action, policy change, and large-scale reforestation efforts worldwide. They coordinate international campaigns to combat climate change, end plastic pollution, and protect biodiversity. By mobilizing billions of people annually, they work to secure a sustainable future for our planet.

The Nature Conservancy: This global environmental nonprofit works to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. Operating in dozens of countries, they use science-based solutions to tackle climate change and protect vulnerable ecosystems. Through community partnerships, they promote sustainable food and water systems while safeguarding biodiversity worldwide.

May:

National Alliance on Mental Illness: This organization provides free educational curricula, support groups, and a compassionate peer helpline for families affected by mental illness. They fight to eliminate the public stigma surrounding mental health conditions through widespread awareness campaigns. Furthermore, they lead grassroots advocacy efforts to secure better healthcare infrastructure and funding.

Mental Health America: This charity focuses on early intervention and prevention programs to address mental health conditions before they reach a crisis point. They offer free, community-driven mental wellness screenings that help millions of people assess their mental health annually. Through robust policy advocacy and peer support networks, they promote overall psychological well-being.

Brain & Behavior Research Foundation: This organization awards research grants to fund scientific breakthroughs in understanding and treating mental illness. They target conditions such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder to alleviate the suffering caused by mental brain disorders. By backing innovative, out-of-the-box ideas, they help transform lives through advanced psychiatric neuroscience.

June:

The Trevor Project: This organization offers 24/7 crisis intervention and suicide prevention services tailored specifically for LGBTQ+ young people. They provide free, confidential support through phone, text, and instant messaging channels. Additionally, they run safe social networking spaces and advocate for protective policies to support LGBTQ+ youth.

Movember USA: This leading charity raises awareness and critical research funds targeting men’s health crises. Their efforts focus primarily on prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and male suicide prevention. By encouraging global participation, they fund innovative projects designed to help men live happier, healthier, and longer lives.

Ocean Conservancy: This environmental advocacy group works to protect vital ocean ecosystems and the marine wildlife that depends on them. They leverage science-based research to fight global ocean acidification, reduce plastic pollution, and prevent corporate overfishing. Through trash cleanups and public policy efforts, they empower citizens to secure a sustainable future for our planet's waters.

July:

Sarcoma Foundation of America: This foundation funds direct scientific research to find a cure for sarcoma, a rare form of cancer. They advocate for increased funding from federal agencies and private entities to speed up drug discovery. Additionally, they work to raise public awareness and assist patients in securing cutting-edge tumor treatments.

Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective (BEAM): This collective works to remove structural barriers to emotional and mental health in Black communities. They implement their mission through specialized education, training tools, and institutional advocacy. By funding healing justice initiatives, they create sustainable systems of emotional support and care.

Cancer Research Institute: This highly rated nonprofit dedicates itself exclusively to funding laboratory and clinical research in cancer immunotherapy. They back scientists globally who are developing treatments that harness the power of the human immune system to eliminate all types of cancer. Their mission is to turn cancer into a manageable or fully curable disease for all patients.

August:

Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance: This global partnership distributes life-saving vaccines to children residing in the world’s most vulnerable countries. By pooling international resources, they lower the cost of immunizations and strengthen regional healthcare systems. Their work has protected over a billion children from deadly, preventable infectious diseases.

Reading Is Fundamental: This literacy nonprofit provides free books and digital reading resources to under-resourced youth across the nation. They partner with schools and community centers to address the literacy gap and inspire a lifelong love of reading. Through their target programs, they ensure every child has the foundation needed to succeed academically.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of America: This historic youth mentorship organization matches adult volunteers with children to foster supportive, life-changing relationships. They provide one-on-one guidance that builds confidence, emotional well-being, and academic success in young people. Through dedicated professional support for every match, they help youth overcome obstacles and reach their full potential.

September:

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: This voluntary health organization funds scientific suicide research and offers evidence-based educational prevention programs. They provide comprehensive support networks for survivors of suicide loss and those affected by mental health conditions. Operating in all 50 states, they advocate for public policies that prioritize mental health and suicide prevention.

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital: This world-renowned institution treats childhood cancer and other life-threatening pediatric diseases. Families never receive a bill for treatment, travel, housing, or food, allowing them to focus entirely on their child's survival. Additionally, the hospital freely shares its scientific breakthroughs to help save lives globally.

Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation: This pediatric cancer charity funds impactful research to find safer, more effective treatments and cures for children fighting cancer. It started with a single front-yard lemonade stand run by a young cancer patient. Today, the foundation supports families by providing travel assistance and raising widespread awareness for childhood cancer funding.

October:

Breast Cancer Research Foundation: As the highest-rated breast cancer research group in the U.S., this organization dedicates maximum donations straight to scientific laboratories. They fund deeply innovative projects across the globe investigating prevention, tumor biology, and metastasis. Their tireless efforts aim to completely eradicate breast cancer through clinical breakthroughs.

National Breast Cancer Foundation: This foundation focuses directly on immediate patient care by providing early detection education. They provide free diagnostic mammograms and patient navigation assistance to underserved women across the country. Through these practical services, they ensure no one faces a breast cancer diagnosis alone or unsupported.

Gateway to Hope – St. Louis: This regional nonprofit removes financial and structural barriers to breast healthcare for individuals in the St. Louis community. They provide direct financial assistance to patients undergoing treatment to help cover essential living expenses. Additionally, they guide individuals through complex medical insurance systems to ensure uninterrupted, life-saving care.

November:

American Diabetes Association: This association funds cutting-edge research to prevent, manage, and ultimately cure type 1 and type 2 diabetes. They provide objective, reliable education to help individuals safely navigate daily life with the condition. Furthermore, they fight for consumer rights and advocate against discrimination in schools and workplaces.

Wounded Warrior Project: This organization provides customized mental health therapy, physical rehabilitation, and career counseling to injured veterans. They support service members who incurred physical or mental injuries during their military service on or after September 11, 2001. Their comprehensive, free programs help veterans and their families successfully transition back to civilian life.

WashU Catholic Student Center: Serving as the Catholic campus ministry hub at Washington University in St. Louis, this center provides a spiritual "home away from home" for students. It hosts regular sacramental services, peer-led Bible studies, and faith formation retreats to encourage spiritual growth. The center also cultivates community leaders and lifelong friendships through vibrant social gatherings and local charity work.

December:

Toys for Tots: This program, run by the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, collects and distributes new toys to less fortunate children during the holidays. They aim to deliver a tangible message of hope that assists youngsters in becoming responsible, patriotic citizens. Their nationwide toy drives unite local communities in a shared mission of seasonal joy.

Amnesty International: This global movement protects human rights by fighting systemic injustice and holding oppressive governments accountable. They campaign against torture, protect free speech, and defend individuals facing political imprisonment or discrimination. Through grassroots activism and independent research, they champion freedom and justice for all.

Lindenwood University Catholic Student Center: This center serves as the Catholic campus ministry hub at Lindenwood University, providing students with a welcoming environment for spiritual growth. They offer regular Catholic sacraments, peer-led Bible studies, and faith formation programs designed for college life. Additionally, they build a supportive community and foster leadership skills through social events and outreach projects.

Your Business. Your Choice. Our Community.

When you choose Carpenter Bookkeeping Plus LLC, you're not only investing in your business—you can also help support a cause that matters to you. New clients who sign up will be able to select the organization they would like their contribution to support.

Thank you for helping Carpenter Bookkeeping Plus LLC give back to our community.