Clubs & Charities

The Ethan Denny Tree benefits Down Syndrome.

MVR-III Riverbend Middle School students run Christmas Tree Forest. Proceeds from this tree go to fund the Children's activities, hot chocolate, and expenses involved in setting up the event.

The purpose of RMS student council is to give students an opportunity to develop leadership by organizing and carrying out school activities and service projects.

Lions are Knights of the Blind by giving the less fortunate help with eye exams and glasses so they can excel in school and at work.

The Robertsville Elementary tree benefits programs supporting students and families of the school.

Proceeds benefit the Backstoppers program, which supports families of EMS workers who have died in service.

Max Baer, a former heavyweight boxing champion, was an active member of The Fraternal Order of Eagles . When Baer died due to a heart attack in 1959, the Eagles created a Heart Fund as a tribute to his memory, dedicated to funding research and educating citizens about proper prevention methods.

MVR-III Riverbend Middle School students run Christmas Tree Forest. Proceeds from this tree go to fund the Children's activities, hot chocolate, and expenses involved in setting up the event.

Tree donations will benefit community outreach programs

MVR-III Riverbend Middle School students run Christmas Tree Forest. Proceeds from this tree go to fund the Children's activities, hot chocolate, and expenses involved in setting up the event.

NEA Tree donations will benefit

MVR-III Riverbend Middle School students run Christmas Tree Forest. Proceeds from this tree go to fund the Children's activities, hot chocolate, and expenses involved in setting up the event.

Funds will help support the installation of a new student art display case.

Blake’s Family Tree raises money for Aicardi Goutieres Syndrome Advocacy Association, in memory of Blake.

Donations will benefit the

The Lucas McKinney Tree will support students who can’t afford athletic supplies.

Jaycees, a grass roots movement of young active citizens, is raising money to help those in the community.

Tom and Janice Ahlers are raising money for CASA, which helps be the voice for abused and neglected children.

Future Business Leader of America helps high school students prepare for careers in business through academic competitions (FBLA Competitive Events), leadership development, and educational programs. We are in partnership with March of Dimes, Children’s Cancer Society, Literacy Projects, and the American Enterprise Project.

The Cowsert Tree benefits The Variety Club, supporting children with disabilities.

Agriculture Class Projects

Class Service Projects

St. Bridget Home and School Association is raising funds for St. Vincent de Paul to assist serving the total school community toward the betterment of the spiritual and educational process.

Supporting team meals.

The Angel Fund supports students who have unpaid lunch balances and cannot afford lunches.

MVR-III Riverbend Middle School students run Christmas Tree Forest. Proceeds from this tree go to fund the Children's activities, hot chocolate, and expenses involved in setting up the event.

The American Legion Auxiliary is a group of local women who strive to make the lives of our veterans in need better by helping financially, supporting veterans’ issues and public awareness. The Auxiliary also supports Girls State to give High School Girls a better understanding of Government.

A PHS class designed this tree to benefit Autism Awareness programs.

Patrick Carra, Karley Garcia, Katie King, Ethan King put up a tree for the fun of helping the community and a charity. Any votes for this tree will be donated to St. Bridget’s

Christian Service Club is all about serving our school community.  

The Kaleidoscope Consignment tree will benefit the Franklin County Humane Society.

Graze Catering strives to use fresh, locally grown ingredients whenever possible. Our goal is to bring delicious, wholesome food to you on the street, your private event or your corporate site for lunch.

We are a non-profit group of volunteers with a mission to connect communities, increase access to outdoor recreation, and provide an economic boost for the communities along the lower Meramec River valley. Our vision is to connect the Ozark Trail to the Great Rivers Greenway, resulting in a continuous trail from St. Louis, through Pacific, to the Arkansas border. More info can be found at MeramecValleyTrails.com.

The mission of the Pacific Beautification Committee is to assist the City in developing and pursuing initiatives that promote the beautification of the City. The goal of the Committee is to create civic pride and to motivate the City’s diverse population to participate in the beautification process.

The Phil Hardcastle Soccer Foundation was formed in 2018 in memory of Phil Hardcastle who was an active member of the Pacific community. The Phil Hardcastle Soccer Foundation has been established for the maintenance and improvement of Liberty Field. 

The church has put up a giving tree.  The "ornaments" are all clothing items.  Visitors may add clothing items such as socks, hats, gloves... to the tree.  All clothing items on the tree at the end of the event will be donated to the Agape House.

 A 5th grade Pacific Intermediate class used all recyclable materials on their tree.  They are hoping to raise money for a recycle bin at the school.

Funds will help support the 3rd grade field trip to Jefferson City.