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Happy National Working Parents Day!
By: Gretchen Schiltz
09/14/2011 - Tomorrow is National Working Parents Day, and though I could celebrate this day by giving myself and many of my co-workers pats on the back (which is, by no means, undue), I'd like instead to take this time to thank the people behind the scenes…
Thank You!
By: Gretchen Schiltz
09/01/2011 - The KidSmart Push for Pencils campaign officially ended yesterday, and I'm pleased to say that we met our goal of 3,500 items! We also raised $365 in financial donations to KidSmart! So, what do more than 3,500 pencils, packs of paper, erasers, glue sticks, etc.,…
A Laptop, an iPhone and a No. 2 Pencil
By: Gretchen Schiltz
08/01/2011 - What are your top three must-haves for work? I recently polled Standing's staff and here's what they came up with: 1. Laptop 2. Phone/smartphone 3. (A tie) pen and pad of paper I suspect this is a pretty good representation of the essential tools for…
Standing Partnership, Maryville Centre Earn A+ for Drive Efforts
By: Gretchen Schiltz
09/16/2009 - During the last week of our Push for Pencils supply drive, Standing Partnership and the offices of Maryville Centre, with special help from Duke Realty and UBS, rallied to bring in an additional 1,527 supply items for KidSmart St. Louis. Our final tally was 3,441…
The Push Is On! Standing Partners With KidSmart for Its Fourth Annual Supply Drive
By: Gretchen Schiltz
08/04/2009 - It's back-to-school season again, and Standing is excited to be participating once again in KidSmart's Push for Pencils campaign. KidSmart is a local nonprofit that supplies 45,000 St. Louis-area children with basic school supplies that they could not afford otherwise. Last year, Standing and our…
Standing up for St. Louis' Next Generation of Writers
By: Gretchen Schiltz
07/10/2008 - I recently attended KidSmart's 2008 Push for Pencils campaign kickoff (which earned me a “Walking the Halls” award; thank you, Justin). KidSmart is a local nonprofit that supplies 40,000 St. Louis-area children with basic school supplies that they could not afford otherwise. To jump-start the…
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