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We need your help to build our ministry of presence for young people who desperately need someone on their side.

For many years we were the only organization that ministered to children in the St. Louis juvenile justice system. We love, support and stand by those that society deems the least of us.

The work of Episcopal City Mission is funded primarily through donations by individuals, churches, and the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri. We receive no money from the government or United Way. Only a small portion of our operating funds comes from foundations and charitable trusts; we rely on people like you to continue our ministry.

Rockwell Society

The Rockwell Society members are generous donors who pledge to make a gift of $1,000 or more each year. These gifts ensure that we will continue to have chaplains available in the detention centers, providing hope and healing to the children there.

Dalton Legacy Society

The Dalton Legacy Society was established by Episcopal City Mission’s Board in 2014 to honor our first chaplain, The Rev. J. Albert Dalton, and to ensure that his invaluable work with the youth of St. Louis would continue. By giving or making a commitment to give to the ECM Endowment Fund, you become a member of The Dalton Legacy Society and ensure that ECM can continue its important work for years into the future.

Gifts you can give anytime include cash, securities, or gifts from Donor-Advised Funds. Gifts after your lifetime can be made through a bequest in your will or living trust, retirement plan assets, savings bonds, and life insurance death benefits. There are many other charitable giving techniques; consult your financial advisor to determine what’s best for you.

Leave Behind a Legacy of Hope & Healing: Become of Member of The Dalton Legacy Society

Contact ECM’s Executive Director, Nathan Ivy, with any questions or to schedule a time to discuss becoming a member of The Dalton Legacy Society. Endowment Fund documents are available upon request from the ECM office.