Happy Spring!

There are so many exciting things happening in The SoulFisher Ministries (TSM) community, as the St. Louis area reopens for in-person events. Continue reading for updates regarding:

Successful Second Chances Employer Panel

Girls on the Run Energy Award

9th Annual AGAPE Gala

Featured Employee, Courtney

William's Story

Give STL Day Early Giving

SUCCESSFUL SECOND CHANCES EMPLOYER PANEL

Friday, April 15th

The next Successful Second Chances Employer Panel is happening in-person on April 15th! Due to safety measures put in place by the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis, the event has a maximum capacity of 100 attendees. Register today and secure your spot!

Spring Season Begins

The Spring 2022 season of Girls on the Run began on March 7th at Koch Elementary and Meadows Elementary. Join us on Saturday, May 14th, at Forest Park to support the girls during their bi-annual 5k run.

Join the Run!

Take your support a step further by running alongside the girls. To see how you can volunteer to join the 5k run as a buddy, contact Girls on the Run coach, Courtney, at courtneyh@thesoulfisherministries.com

9TH ANNUAL AGAPE GALA IN PERSON

Early Registration Open!

It's not too early to reserve your seat for the 9th Annual AGAPE Gala. We look forward to seeing you IN PERSON this year, at Norwood Hills Country Club!

"Hi! I am Courtney Hadra, and I am the Educational Case Manager for the AGAPE Reentry Program. In May 2021, I graduated from Saint Louis University with my Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice (CCJ) and Political Science.

I wanted to become a part of The SoulFisher Ministries team because I love its mission. SoulFisher is the perfect place to apply my academic knowledge and passion for promoting restorative justice for women impacted by the criminal justice system.

I plan to return to college and obtain my Master’s of Social Work within the next year, where I can continue empowering women and begin promoting restorative justice through public policy."

Meet William, a Junior Leader in the Educate Now to Achieve Later (ENAL) Afterschool Program. He joined the program while attending Koch Elementary and continued through middle school. Since then, he has shown excellent academic, social, and emotional growth. His favorite subject is math and he enjoys the program's chess club enrichment and daily hot meals.

“Hi, my name is William King and I am in the 8th grade. I have been in this program for about 4 years. Since joining the program, I have improved academically in math. My future goals are to finish school and go to college. I really don’t know what I plan to major in but I do plan to go.”