About Community Impact Network
The Community Impact Network concentrates funding in the St. Louis area on housing stabilization and neighborhood revitalization paired with strong support for early childhood and youth services. Their grants blend capital and program dollars — large-scale construction/rehab and housing resource coordination alongside repeated investments in parent education, family support, and youth development organizations. The foundation appears focused on place-based strategies that link safe, affordable housing with services for children and families to strengthen community outcomes.
Focus Areas
Affordable housing construction, demolition and renovation (neighborhood revitalization)Housing resource coordination and family engagement liaisons (case management tied to housing)Home-based parent education and doula-style family support (Parents as Teachers model)Youth programming and community youth centers (local youth development organizations)Place-based community strengthening in St. Louis neighborhoods
Who They Fund
children and adolescents (youth programs)low-income families and communities
About Community Impact Network
Community Impact Network’s recent funding is dominated by large place-based bets in St. Louis, especially a four-year run of support for Equity Homes, which received $3,689,377 in 2023, $1,577,632 in 2024, and $3,284,000 in 2025 for demolition, construction, and renovations. That same local strategy extends beyond housing into youth and family infrastructure, with seven-figure support for The Legacy Center Stl and Beyond Housing. The Legacy Center Stl received $1,890,690 in 2025 for youth programs, educator professional development, and community strengthening, while Beyond Housing received multiple awards for housing resource coordination and family engagement liaisons. The pattern points to a funder using grants to shape neighborhood conditions, not just fund isolated services. Alongside capital and housing work, the foundation repeatedly backs organizations that connect children, parents, and neighborhoods through education, basic-needs support, and youth development. Recent awards also show steady attention to community services that support families facing housing instability, including home repair, youth centers, and programs for unhoused youth.
What Community Impact Network Funds
Housing stabilization is a core theme. Community Impact Network gave $1,428,167 in 2025 to Beyond Housing Inc for housing resource coordination and family engagement liaisons, following similar support in prior years. The same place-based approach appears in the grant to Rebuilding Together St Louis, which received $141,369 in 2024 for a home repair program. Early childhood and family support also stand out. Parents as Teachers received $606,137 in 2024 for parent training in home/doula services and $525,635 in 2023 for operating support, showing recurring investment in home-based family engagement. In child services, Belle Children's Services was funded $418,457 in 2025 for screening and special ed programs at PAQ centers. Youth development is another major thread. Urban Sprouts received $182,516 in 2025 for youth education programs, and STL Youth Jobs received $129,712 in 2024 for youth jobs, indicating support for both enrichment and employment pathways.
How Community Impact Network Gives
The typical grant profile is wide, with a p25 of $2,812, a median of $108,384, and a p75 of $275,002. That spread matches a mix of smaller operating and basic-needs awards alongside large capital and program grants. The foundation’s recent records also show repeat support across multiple years for several recipients, including Equity Homes, Beyond Housing, and St Louis Area Diaper Bank, which points to ongoing relationships rather than one-off giving. Its grantmaking is local and heavily concentrated in Missouri, and the foundation is not a funder of individuals and does not make program-related investments.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$9.1M
Total Assets
$25.3M
Total Revenue
$17.9M
Total Expenses
$12.6M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $3K and $275K, with a median of $108K.
25th Percentile
$3K
Median
$108K
75th Percentile
$275K
Geographic Reach
Local2 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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