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Scottish Rite Foundation of Missouri The Scottish Rite Foundation of Missouri is a not-for-profit public charity that has a 501 (c) (3) designation. All contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible. The Scottish Rite Foundation of Missouri was founded in 1946 as the Scottish Rite Endowment, Philanthropic and Educational Foundations, Inc. MISSION STATEMENT To advance the efforts of all language impaired children by bringing them into the world of words and the joy of clearly understood or expressed ideas. In addition to providing a helping hand to young children who may have a variety of special needs. The Foundation through it Benevolence Committee helps children by providing some of the following: hearing aids, glasses, dental work, scholarships and surgery for those who have facial disfigurements. A deaf couple with a small child took turns staying awake at night, afraid that they would not be alerted to their child's crying. A new "baby cry alarm" enables the couple to sleep without worry, assured that the alarm will wake them when the child starts to cry. A boy born without an ear was shunned by other children because he was different. A plastic surgery operation created an outer ear for the boy, giving him the appearance of any other child. These and hundreds of other cases are examples of the helping hand provided by the Scottish Rite Foundation of Missouri.
Does your Child have a disorder that impairs his/her Speech or Hearing?
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