About Heartland Industries

Heartland Industries is a regional leader in providing contract packaging business services– from shrink wrapping, packaging, printing, bindery services and bulk mailing to a variety of fulfillment services. Additionally, Heartland Industries is licensed to meet the needs of projects requiring FDA and Board of Pharmacy certification with recognition in both areas.

We are a non-profit 501c3 organization that is an extended employment sheltered workshop. Our employees are supervised by a professional, caring staff while they learn to utilize their unique abilities in the work environment, giving them dignity and purpose.

Key Contacts/Staff

Bob Kaemmerer

General Manager, Production
Email Bob
314-487-7200

Board Of Directors

John Howe
President

John Vollmer
Vice President

Kristin McMahon
Secretary

Tony Metzner
Treasurer

Sharon Sedlack
Assistant Treasurer

Gary Paul

Eileen Cole

Dr. Paul Oberle

Karen Hizer, MA, M.Ed

Joe Mayberger

Funding Sources/Associations

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about Heartland Industries, our mission, our impact, and the values that guide the work we do every day.

Why do businesses choose Heartland Industries?

Businesses choose Heartland Industries because we offer:

Reliable contract labor
Competitive pricing
Flexible project capacity
Fast turnaround
Personalized customer service
Quality-focused processes
Community impact through employment opportunities for adults with disabilities

How does partnering with Heartland Industries support the community?

When companies outsource packaging and assembly projects to Heartland Industries, they help create safe, meaningful, and dignified employment opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities while receiving quality business services.

What is a sheltered workshop?

A sheltered workshop is a community-based employment organization that provides meaningful work opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities while delivering valuable services to local businesses.