Financial and in-kind support over the years have allowed the St. Louis Diabetes Coalition to achieve goals and evolve as a model community health organization. Sources of major grants, contracts, donations and in-kind contributions of products and services are presented below.
2009
City of St. Louis (Diabetes@Work site)
Eli Lilly
Missouri Foundation for Health
Novo Nordisk
Open Health LLC
Saint Louis University Center for Outcomes Research (SLUCOR)
Saint Louis University School of Public Health
St. Louis Area Business Health Coalition
sanofi-aventis
Washington University Diabetes Center at Barnes Jewish Hospital
2008
AmerenUE (Diabetes@Work site)
Mercy Health Plans (Diabetes@Work site)
Merck
Metro Bi-State Transit Authority (Diabetes@Work site)
Missouri Foundation for Health
Novo Nordisk
Open Health LLC
sanofi-aventis
Washington University Diabetes Center at Barnes Jewish Hospital
2007
AmerenUE (Diabetes@Work site)
Bryan Cave (Diabetes@Work site)
City of St. Louis (Diabetes@Work site)
sanofi-aventis
Smurfit Stone (Diabetes@Work site)
St. Louis Area Business Health Coalition
2006
BJC Christian Hospital (Diabetes@Work site)
City of St. Louis (Diabetes@Work site)
Missouri Foundation for Health
Novo Nordisk
Wellpoint Associate Giving Program
sanofi-aventis
2005
Aventis
Missouri Foundation for Health
Missouri Hospital Association
Novo Nordisk
United Healthcare (Diabetes@Work site)
Wellpoint Associate Giving Program
2004
GHP
Lutheran International Center (Diabetes@Work site)
Missouri Hospital Association
2003
Aventis
Bristol Myers Squibb
Eli Lilly
GHP
Missouri Hospital Association
State of Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (Diabetes Prevention and Control Program)
2002
Aventis
Bristol Myers Squibb
Novartis
Pfizer
TheraSense
(Prior to 2002, funding for St. Louis Diabetes Coalition projects was managed by the American Diabetes Association, Gateway Chapter.)
