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Our Mission: St. Louis HELP is dedicated to providing community members with donated medical equipment, promoting independence, health and environmental responsibility.
St. Louis HELP is moving! Look for expanded hours at our new 53 Millwell Court, Maryland Heights location, opening May 30, 9 am to 3 pm.
Big news for North County 💙
We’re opening a new STLHELP HELP HUB at Cross Keys Baptist Church in Florissant—making it easier than ever for neighbors to get and give essential home medical equipment.
Starting Saturday, May 28 (9:00 am – 1:30 pm), we’ll be there every Thursday to distribute and collect equipment—wheelchairs, walkers, shower chairs, and more—all provided free of charge.
Important reminder: no walk-ins—equipment is prepared by request to ensure the right fit and fastest service.
That pediatric wheelchair could help a child today. Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital is hosting this STLHELP Medical Equipment Collection Drive because too many children cannot get the equipment they need through insurance or traditional channels. Families are often told only one of two critical mobility items will be covered—even when a child needs both to move, grow, and make progress. Donate used pediatric and home medical equipment on Saturday, May 9, 9 a.m.–1 p.m., at Ranken Jordan, 11365 Dorsett Road.
Attention St. Peters: Your Dusty Equipment Could Help a Neighbor Today.
That wheelchair in the garage. The walker in the basement. The shower chair collecting dust. It could help someone right now.
Karen Lanter, Executive Director of St. Louis HELP, and Pastor Raymond Cabello cut the ribbon at Cross Keys Baptist Church, marking its launch as an official STLHELP HELP HUB. To request HELP, click here.
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SPRING EQUIPMENT DRIVES Schedule. Clean out your garage and basement and donate used home medical equpment. Click to learn more.
Of the nearly 12,000 calls that the Rock Township Ambulance District responded to last year, among the most common was related to falls in the home. Read more
When health care systems delay, deny, or overwhelm families, neighbors step in.
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