The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis (St. Louis, MO) is partnering with Advantage Solutions to bolster economic mobility and uplift women in the St. Louis region.

The collaboration, anchored by a $500,000 commitment, will directly support the Urban League’s Save Our Sisters program, which offers resources, career fairs, and professional development opportunities to empower women.

“We are honored to collaborate with Advantage Solutions to invest in the futures of St. Louis women and their families,” said Michael P. McMillan, President and CEO of the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis. “Together, we’re creating pathways to economic self-sufficiency and empowerment, fostering a stronger, more resilient community.”

The partnership with Advantage Solutions will allow The Urban League to expand the program’s services.

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Marc H. Morial 
President and CEO
National Urban League

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Project 2025, the sweeping extremist policy agenda assembled by Donald Trump’s supporters, allies, and veterans of his administration, is deeply unpopular with the American people.

NEW YORK (November 7, 2024) -- National Urban League President and CEO Marc H. Morial issued the following statement in response to the presidential election results:

“As champions of voting rights and fair representation, reproductive freedom, diversity, equity, and inclusion, we at the National Urban League recognize the concern and alarm raised by the election of Donald Trump.

“The National Urban League was a frequent critic of President Trump during his first term, fighting back against unprecedented rollback of civil and human rights and advocating for a just and equitable response to a global pandemic that inflicted damage to our economy that still is being felt today.