Growing Futures: Farm Garden Parks

Growing Futures: Farm Garden Parks Growing Futures is a privately owned berry farm Market garden located in St.Louis city we feature how to grow

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10/30/2026

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An idea for an app that would let people upload their unpaid bills so that “bored billionaires” can swipe right and cover them has gone viral on X, spreading widely enough that a software developer has now announced he is building it.

The concept traces back to a post from X user La-Ndlovu, who wrote that there should be an app where you upload your bills and bored billionaires swipe right to pay them. The post, shared under the handle , quickly drew attention for turning the familiar swipe-based format of dating apps into a tool for direct, person-to-person charity, with one reply comparing it to Tinder for charity.

The idea did not stay theoretical for long. A day after the original post, La-Ndlovu announced that Denis Kasala, of a company called Kasala Technologies, had taken up the concept and begun building it into a working product. La-Ndlovu wrote that an idea born on X was turning into something that could genuinely change people’s lives.

The pitch has since spread beyond its original platform, resurfacing on Threads and in local commentary elsewhere, including a column in El Paso referencing the same premise of uploading mortgages, car payments and utility bills for billionaires to pay off. No launch date, funding details or verification process for the app have yet been made public, and it remains unclear how donors would be matched with bill-payers or how claims of need would be checked before a payment is made.

08/27/2026

Clarence Wilson

08/10/2026
They deserve it
08/08/2026

They deserve it

08/06/2026

BACK AT IT AGAIN WITH: the too tall grass that cost hella money to get cut 🤦🏾‍♀️

YALL! Thous that know me. Know I don’t eat Chinese food from St .Louis county ( it’s not the same as city argue with you...
07/28/2026

YALL! Thous that know me. Know I don’t eat Chinese food from St .Louis county ( it’s not the same as city argue with your mama) but today I was starving so I went to Hibachi in Clayton so good not the same as city but good

07/24/2026

HELPING PEOPLE. CHANGING LIVES.

Sometimes all it takes is one event to connect a family with resources that can change their future.

On Saturday, August 22, People's Community Action Corporation is hosting its Family Relief Resource Fair from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at 5701 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63112.

The first 350 eligible adults (18 and older with a valid ID) who visit the required resource booths will receive a $25 QuikTrip gift card and a $25 American Express gift card.

Families will also have access to: • Mental health screenings • Health and wellness screenings • Educational resources • Job resources • Health insurance information • Food, games, and a Kid Zone

There will also be a limited number of window air conditioning units available for qualifying households, along with limited school supplies for children who are present. Both are available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.

If you or someone you know could benefit from these resources, mark your calendar and help spread the word.

Happy birthday  Willams had a great time
05/13/2026

Happy birthday Willams had a great time

Help her find the owner
05/07/2026

Help her find the owner

331 likes, 57 comments. “PLEASE HELP ME FIND THIS BABIES OWNER 🥹🥹🥹 I know somebody is looking for her in st.louis”

05/02/2026

Getting ready to hook up the drip system didn’t do it last year and earned the name stinky at work 🤣🤣🤣 Fertilizer 👀

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