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Supporting our Local Tornado Relief Efforts in St. Louis

  • Jul 17, 2025
  • 3 min read

Updated: Jul 21, 2025

In response to the devastating tornadoes that struck the St. Louis area in May, our team moved quickly and decisively to support the local recovery efforts. Recognizing the large destruction that occurred and the immediate needs of those affected, ADB partnered with the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis to launch a coordinated relief effort. This collaboration served as a powerful example of what can be achieved when corporate responsibility meets community partnership. The goal was clear: to help immediately aid those in distress and create long-term support for families facing the aftermath of the storms. With urgency, ADB turned its headquarters into a central hub for relief activities. ADB rallied team members, volunteers, gathered resources, and created logistical support to make an impact where it was most needed.


Donation Drive and Team Member Involvement

One of the core components of the effort was a large-scale donation drive that aimed at gathering essential items to aid cleanup and recovery. A-Team members were encouraged to bring in high-demand supplies, including:

  • 2x4 lumber

  • Tarps

  • Work gloves

  • Safety gear

  • Trash bags

  • Bottled water

  • Non-perishable foods

  • Hygiene products

These items were gathered in the lobby of our HQ location in Pacific, MO. Team members began contributing from across the company to donate as many items as possible. The energy around this process was inspiring as people were not just donating items; they were encouraging others to participate and stepping up to lead by example. In addition to physical donations, many chose to contribute financially, making it accessible for anyone to give. These funds were directly funneled into the tornado relief efforts, creating another way to help the cause.


On-the-Ground Volunteer Efforts

The most visible and impactful part of ADB’s efforts was the work done on the ground. Volunteers from across the company signed up to participate in food and supply distribution events held at the Urban League’s North Kingshighway location. Over the course of 4 Saturdays – May 25th, June 1st, June 8th, and June 15th – ADB employees showed up ready to serve. From unloading trucks to organizing supply tables and delivering essential items to local residents, our team brought positive energy to every avenue of relief. These volunteer events were not just about donations; they were about making connections with community members. ADB team members met face-to-face with communities whose lives had been turned upside down by offering not only physical help but human presence and a sense of hope during this challenging time.


Partnership and Impact

The success of this initiative was grounded in the powerful partnership between ADB and the Urban League. Together, we were able to bridge the gap between corporate resources and community necessities. The Urban League’s deep understanding of the local landscape combined with ADB’s people, power, and infrastructure created an effective response to this emergency situation. Every role mattered, from processing donations to those on-site handing out supplies, all the way to those who gave quietly through financial donations. Each contribution was a testament to the strength of our values, showcasing that service runs throughout our organization.


Conclusion

Ultimately, this was not just a response to the crisis; it was a demonstration of who we are as a company. At ADB, we believe in showing up for our communities, especially when times are hard. The tornado recovery effort highlighted our values, and we are truly proud of all our employees who stepped into the field, gave generously, and represented ADB to the fullest extent. Thank you to everyone who played a part in helping rebuild St. Louis. We are very grateful for your dedication and proud to stand beside you every step of the way.



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