We are grateful to the Rotary Club of West St. Louis County for choosing Circle as the recipient of the proceeds from their Super Bowl Square Game. Their support and funds will go a long way in helping us continue our work to support families in need. The collaboration and community spirit from this group makes a real difference. The Rotary Club is known for its dedication to service above self, and we are proud to have been a part of this network of caring individuals for many years. Pictured from left to right: Larry Ball (Rotary Member), Roger Bequette (President, Rotary Club of West County), Cyndi Miller (Executive Director, Circle of Concern), Nancy Bauer (Director of Volunteers and Events, Circle of Concern), Joe Bartmess (Rotary Member). #CircleOfConcern #RotaryClub #CommunitySupport #ServiceAboveSelf (fb)

Food insecurity is closer to home than you might think. Right here in the bi-state region, 1 in 7 people struggles to put food on the table. Even more heartbreaking — 1 in 5 children is in need of food assistance. At Circle of Concern, we serve over 2,000 people every month, and one-third of them are children. These numbers aren’t just statistics — they represent our neighbors, classmates, co-workers, and friends. Our services are not just helpful — they are vital. From providing food to offering resources for those facing crisis, we are committed to standing in the gap for families in need. You can learn more about the critical work we do at www.circleofconcern.org. #CircleOfConcern #EndHunger #FoodForFamilies #NoOneShouldGoHungry (fb)