An inclusive center for all
Wolff Community Center
In addition to providing neighborhood homes, Promise Community Homes operates the Wolff Community Center, including an indoor heated therapeutic swimming pool, a gymnasium, activity rooms, and office space. Over 1,000 people of all abilities use our 23,000 sq. ft. community center every year.
Wolff Community Center
Sustaining Inclusivity
Right here in your own backyard, you’ve been promoting inclusivity for all abilities for almost 50 years.
Through your support, you’ve helped establish The Community Legacy. Please consider contributing to ensure Promise Community Homes’ mission of providing long-term safe, comfortable, and affordable homes for people with developmental disabilities continues.
Donate now or schedule a monthly contribution. For other ways you can help, look here or contact us at 314.567.1522 or e-mail Development@PromiseCommunityHomes.org.
Serving Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Worth the Drive
The Cottrell Family
Recently, we had the opportunity to talk to John, Marcie, and Michael Cottrell about their experience with the Wolff Community Center. John and Marcie drive over an hour each week to bring their son, Michael, to aqua therapy right here at Promise Community Homes’ headquarters.
A history of inclusivity
Serving St. Louis Since 1977
Ribbon cutting at the Sunnen Community Center dedication ceremony. The center was renamed the Wolff Community Center in 2011.
Recent News
Grant from the J.A. Grifols Foundation supports accessible bathroom renovations in PCH home
In January 2022, Promise Community Homes requested a grant of $25,000 to support accessibility renovations for our annual initiative, the H.O.M.E.S. Program (Housing Optimizing Medical and Emotional Stability). With support from the J.A. Grifol’s Foundation, we planned to complete at
Marcus Adrian becomes the new Board President for Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village
Starting January 1, 2023, Promise Community Homes has a new Board President, Marcus Adrian. Marcus is an Architect with St. Louis based Mackey Mitchell Architects, where he has spent 25 years designing schools, classrooms, and a dizzying range of learning
Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village, announces their 50th year of providing affordable homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
The beginning of 2023 is a remarkable time for Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village. This year marks the 50th year the organization has provided safe and affordable neighborhood homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). In 1973,
Grant from the J.A. Grifols Foundation supports accessible bathroom renovations in PCH home
In January 2022, Promise Community Homes requested a grant of $25,000 to support accessibility renovations for our annual initiative, the H.O.M.E.S. Program (Housing Optimizing Medical and Emotional Stability). With support from the J.A. Grifol’s Foundation, we planned to complete at
Marcus Adrian becomes the new Board President for Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village
Starting January 1, 2023, Promise Community Homes has a new Board President, Marcus Adrian. Marcus is an Architect with St. Louis based Mackey Mitchell Architects, where he has spent 25 years designing schools, classrooms, and a dizzying range of learning
Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village, announces their 50th year of providing affordable homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
The beginning of 2023 is a remarkable time for Promise Community Homes, formerly Rainbow Village. This year marks the 50th year the organization has provided safe and affordable neighborhood homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). In 1973,
Promise Home in Ballwin Missouri named the John Allan Love House
Tuesday October 18th, 2022, Promise Community Homes board and staff honored the John Allan Love Charitable Foundation by naming a Promise Community Home in Ballwin, Missouri the “John Allan Love House.” For 27 years, the John Allan Love Foundation has