Hoist Pig Weekend 2022

After several highly successful local weekend events under their belts, Hoist of Memphis decided now was time for them to go bigger, better, and wilder than before, with our first official Run which was held at Whispering Oaks the weekend of October 7, 2022

The president of Blue Max had the honor of being one of the judges for the Mid-South Kink & Leather Contest.which was held during Pig Weekend.

Pig Weekend was an action-packed, all-inclusive Run which included Catered Meals, Cocktail Parties,, Cigar Social, Dungeon Play with Demos, Run Games, After Hours Parties,

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November 24, 2022 No Comments

Blue Max Toy Drive – Every Child Deserves to Be Safe and Happy Please help Blue Max gather toys for the Saint Louis Crisis Nursery Kids for the Holidays! Blue Max will have donation boxes at the following locations Bastille – 1027 Russell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63104 Prism STL – 4510 Manchester Ave, St. Louis, MO 63110 Below are the kids’ most wished for toys & their biggest needs, along with some essential Nursery supplies. Infant–1 year Baby Bottles Baby Wash & Shampoo Baby Lotion Baby Wipes Infant Formula Teething Toys Vtech Phone Musical Toys Pacifiers Infant Socks Toddlers

October 29, 2022 No Comments

This October (2022) Blue Max had the pleasure to donate $500.00 to Project ARK PROJECT ARK’S STORY: THE NEEDIn 1995, we saw growing numbers of children, youth, and women being impacted by HIV/AIDS in St. Louis, and no voice or community to support their needs. The world of HIV/AIDS services were primarily for men — until Project ARK. THE FUNDINGProject ARK was formed through a Ryan White Grant (Part D) in 1995. Project ARK continues to be the only organization in the St. Louis area specifically dedicated to HIV-positive children, youth, women, and their families. OUR SUCCESSProject ARK was created

October 29, 2022 No Comments

This October (2022) Blue Max had the opportunity to volunteer at St. Louis’ Food Outreach. Food Outreach’s mission is to provide nutritional support and enhance the quality of life of men, women, and children living with HIV/AIDS or cancer. They are the only organization providing these services in the St. Louis region. Their clients live in 160 Missouri and Illinois zip codes and range in age from 18 to 89 years – many of whom live with multiple secondary illnesses in addition to their primary diagnosis. The goals of nutrition therapy are to accomplish the following: prevent or reverse nutrient