Greater Saint Louis Regional Impact • 501(c)(3) Regional Intermediary • SAM.gov UEI: STL-8849204-EJ

Equitable Economic & Environmental Resilience for Greater St. Louis

A certified 501(c)(3) regional development intermediary partnering with federal agencies, municipal authorities, and community stakeholders to deploy catalytic capital into stormwater infrastructure, brownfield remediation, and clean energy workforce systems.

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Federal & State Capital Deployed$42.8M

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Urban Soils & Brownfields Remediated184 Acres

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Union & Clean Tech Jobs Placed1,240+

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Single Audit Compliance (2 CFR 200)100%

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Institutional Governance & Federal Standards

Maintained under rigorous federal Uniform Guidance (2 CFR 200) and accredited by international transparency organizations.

501(c)(3) Public CharityIRS Letter of Determination • EIN 43-7890123

Active Federal Awardee (SAM.gov)UEI: STL-8849204-EJ • CAGE Code: 9K4B2

GuideStar Platinum Seal 2026Candid Platinum Transparency Accreditation

Uniform Guidance Single Audit2 CFR 200 Subpart F • Unmodified Clean Opinion

EPA & Missouri DNR Co-SponsorRegion 7 Brownfield & Sec. 319 Clean Water Lead

Capabilities & Scope

Strategic Impact Pillars

Deploying public-private grant funding into high-yield environmental remediation and resilient civic infrastructure across the St. Louis metropolitan footprint.

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Urban Watershed & Stormwater Mitigation

Engineering engineered bioswales, retention vaults, and permeable streetscapes alongside MSD Project Clear to eliminate peak storm overflow across vulnerable urban basins.

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Clean Energy & Union Building Trades

Training 400+ St. Louis residents annually through certified pre-apprenticeship programs in commercial solar, heat-pump installation, and hazardous materials abatement.

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Brownfield Decontamination & Site Recovery

Transforming blighted post-industrial parcels into productive logistics corridors, clean tech assembly spaces, and community-owned urban agriculture through EPA assessment awards.

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Urban Heat Island & Micro-Canopy Forestry

Targeted cooling interventions in heat-vulnerable neighborhoods, planting resilient native canopy trees and establishing continuous vegetative corridors across North St. Louis.

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Active Capital Projects & Initiatives

Transparent, milestone-based stewardship of municipal matching funds, state appropriations, and federal discretionary grants.

Environmental Transformation in Practice

Verified empirical progress documenting brownfield soil remediation and bioretention revitalization.

2026 Bioswale Corridor — North Riverfront Industrial Site: 4.2 acres decontaminated, regraded, and restored with bioswale retention cells and deep-root native prairie vegetation.

2023 Blighted Parcel — North Riverfront Industrial Site: 4.2 acres decontaminated, regraded, and restored with bioswale retention cells and deep-root native prairie vegetation.

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Executive Leadership & Governance

Decades of combined expertise in federal award administration, civil engineering, and community-centered economic revitalization.

Dr. Angela Thorne, Ph.D.

Executive Director & Principal Investigator

NEPA CertifiedEast-West Gateway Alum18+ Yrs Exp

Terrence Washington, P.E.

Director of Capital Infrastructure & Engineering

MO P.E. #20080194Civil / GeotechMSD Project Clear

Cynthia Morales, CPA

Chief Financial & Compliance Officer

CPASingle Audit Specialist2 CFR 200 Compliant

Malik Henderson

Director of Workforce & Labor Partnerships

IBEW Local 1 AlumOSHA Master TrainerWorkforce Equity

Common Inquiries

Grantmaker & Municipal Agency Due Diligence

Key governance, auditing, and procurement standards for evaluators, trustees, and agency program officers.

How does GREEP handle federal sub-recipient monitoring and Uniform Guidance (2 CFR 200)?+

GREEP operates an established sub-recipient compliance framework adhering strictly to 2 CFR 200 Subpart F. Our accounting systems utilize grant-specific cost-center segregation, time-and-effort certification, and automated Davis-Bacon prevailing wage verification for all subcontracted capital activities.

Can GREEP serve as a regional co-applicant or intermediary for municipal federal grant applications?+

Yes. We frequently act as lead applicant or co-applicant alongside municipalities, municipal sewer districts, and school districts for EPA Brownfields, DOT RAISE, HUD Choice Neighborhoods, and EDA Public Works grants, supplying matching fund coordination and post-award reporting.

Where can evaluators access GREEP's Form 990, Single Audit, and Negotiated Indirect Cost Rate (NICRA)?+

Our Candid Platinum profile contains the past five years of IRS Form 990 filings and independent auditor reports. Copies of our current federal NICRA agreement with our cognizant agency are provided immediately upon request via our Grantmaker Portal.

How are project outcomes and environmental benefits quantified and verified?+

Every initiative incorporates rigorous empirical telemetry: stormwater run-off volume diverted (gallons), ambient surface temperature delta (°F), tons of contaminated soil remediated, and workforce certification/wage retention milestones, reported quarterly via GIS-linked dashboards.

Grantmaker & Agency Collaboration Portal

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Regional Headquarters & Field Operations

Located within the historic North Tucker civic innovation corridor in Saint Louis, MO.

Location

1401 North Tucker Blvd, Suite 300
Saint Louis, MO 63106

Direct Phone

(314) 555-0194

Inquiries

contact@gatewayregional.org

Weekly Operating Schedule

Monday - Friday: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday - Sunday: Closed