0
M
TOTAL PROJECT
$
0
M+
GRANTS + TAX CREDITS
$
0
M
Welcome to Jubilee Community Development Corporation
- 4231 N. Grand Blvd St. Louis, MO 63107
- (314) 553-9499
- info@jubileecommunitydevelopment.org
x
Pastor Andy's Neighborhood
Help Us Finish What Jubilee Started.
After more than 32 years of service, Pastor Andy is asking you to help raise the final $10 million for the Jubilee Wellness Center and Gethsemane Home.
For more than three decades pastor Pastor Andy Krumsieg, and his wife Deby Krumsieg has faithfully served Jubilee Community Church and JCDC.
Raising there family in the community, while serving Jubilee as an administrative pastor, they have stood beside Dr. Bryan Moore, supported local families, and helped turn Jubilee's vision for community development into action.
Pastor Andy also helped establish Jubilee Community Development Corporation - JCDC - so Jubilee could reach beyond the walls of the church and respond to the needs of North St. Louis.
Now, he is asking you to help Jubilee take its biggest step yet.
Campaign Story
This Is More Than a Building Campaign
The Jubilee Wellness Center and Gethsemane Home represent a $35.6 million investment in the people and future of North St. Louis.
These projects will create places where people can find care, stability, dignity, and a real path forward.
Because when someone receives the right help at the right time, the impact does not stop with that one person.
- A parent can return home
- A family can begin to heal.
- A person in recovery can return to work.
- And a neighborhood can become safer and stronger.
Jubilee Wellness Center
The Jubilee Wellness Center will expand access to behavioral health, recovery, wellness, and supportive services in North St. Louis.
It will be a place where people can receive coordinated help in a setting built around dignity, respect, and hope.
Instead of being handed another phone number or placed on another waiting list, people will have a place designed to help them take the next step.
Gethsemane Home
Gethsemane Home will provide a safe and stable place for people rebuilding their lives.
It will offer more than a bed. It will provide structure, support, accountability, and a place where recovery can take root.
Together, the Jubilee Wellness Center and Gethsemane Home will help people move from crisis to stability - and from stability to a stronger future.
We Are Not Starting From Zero
Jubilee has spent years planning these projects, building partnerships, and securing public and private support.
$
0
M
Left to raise to Capital Campaign
$
0
M
Awarded City of St. Louis grants
$
0
M
Tax credits to project awarded
$
0
K
Initial private donations received
$
0
M
Remaining capital-campaign goal
The investment is secured. The projects are moving forward. Now we need your help to finish the work.
Pastor Andy's Connection
Why Pastor Andy Is Asking You
Pastor Andy did not arrive yesterday with a plan for someone else's community.
For more than three decades, he has served through Jubilee Community Church.
He has watched children grow up. He has stood with families facing hard times. He has seen people struggle, recover, rebuild, and return home stronger.
He also knows that North St. Louis needs more than short-term help. It needs places and systems that will continue serving families for generations.
That is why he helped establish JCDC. And that is why he is asking you to join this campaign today.
"For more than 32 years, He has served the neighborhood through Jubilee."
Pastor Andy Krumsieg
Administrative Pastor Jubilee Community Church, and Jubilee Community Development Corporation
Administrative Pastor Jubilee Community Church, and Jubilee Community Development Corporation
What Gifts Help Build
A Place to Heal
A trusted place for people facing behavioral health, addiction, trauma, and recovery challenges.
A Place to Rebuild
Safe housing and support for people working to regain stability and move their lives forward.
A Place to Belong
A community where every person is treated with dignity, care, and respect.
A Stronger Neighborhood
A lasting investment in the health, safety, and future of North St. Louis.
Will You Help Us Finish What We Started?
You do not have to live in this neighborhood to care about what happens here.
Maybe you grew up in North St. Louis. Maybe Jubilee helped someone you love. Maybe a pastor, teacher, family member, or neighbor once helped you when you needed it most.
Or maybe you simply believe every person deserves a real chance to heal, rebuild, and begin again.
Whatever brought you here, you can become part of what Jubilee is building.
Every gift moves the work forward. Every donor becomes part of the story. And every dollar brings Jubilee closer to opening these doors.
Ways to Give
Give by Check
Make your check payable to: Jubilee Community Development Corporation
Write "Capital Campaign" in the memo line.
Mail your gift to:
Jubilee Community Development Corporation
4231 N. Grand Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63107
Give Through Your Church or Business
Your church, business, civic group, fraternity, sorority, or professional organization can become a Jubilee campaign partner.
- Make a leadership gift
- Sponsor a campaign event
- Create a team fundraising goal
- Invite Pastor Andy or Dr. Moore to speak
- Introduce Jubilee to potential donors
- Explore a project naming opportunity
Discuss a Major Gift
Are you considering a major contribution, planned gift, corporate partnership, or naming opportunity? A member of Jubilee's campaign team would be honored to speak with you.
Help Build a Legacy That Will Outlive Us
Jubilee is seeking families, churches, businesses, foundations, and community leaders ready to make transformational gifts.
Naming opportunities may be available for approved rooms, program areas, gathering spaces, clinical spaces, and other parts of the Jubilee Wellness Center and Gethsemane Home.
A major gift can honor:
- Your family
- A loved one
- Your church
- Your business
- A community leader
- Someone whose life was touched by recovery
We Have Come Too Far to Stop Now.
The City of St. Louis has awarded $6 million in grants.
More than $18 million in tax credits have been allocated.
Generous donors have already given $450,000.
The plans are moving forward. The community is waiting.
Now, Jubilee needs people who believe North St. Louis deserves places built for healing, housing, recovery, and hope.