Author: Jennifer Reed

Turning The Key Quarter 3 Newsletter

Our Q3 2026 newsletter, Turning the Key, is here—and this quarter, we’re shining a light on something every child deserves: a safe place to sleep tonight. As families across St. Johns County prepared for a new school year, many gathered school supplies, met the teachers, and planned first-day photos. But for some local families during […]

ST. AUGUSTINE COMMUNITY COMES TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE GOFF FAMILY SHELTER

On Saturday, June 27, the St. Augustine Society welcomed the community to celebrate the completion of the Goff Family Shelter, a project nearly a decade in the making. Located at 64 Washington St. in the Lincolnville neighborhood of St. Augustine, it provides safe and stable shelter for families with minor children while they work towards […]

DINE TO DONATE

Join us at Texas Roadhouse on Wednesday, July 8 and Dine to Donate! Help raise funds for Port in the Storm Youth Shelter and St. Francis Housing Crisis Center. 10% of your total food purchases to St. Augustine Society, Inc.! FOR DINE IN OR CARRY OUT: Make sure to show your flyer (showing on your […]

Goff Family Shelter Community Open House Announced!

After nearly ten years of vision, planning, construction, and community support, the Goff Family Shelter is finally in the home stretch. We invite you to join us for a Community Open House to see firsthand how our community has created a space that will provide safety, stability, and hope for families in crisis as they […]

Turning The Key Quarter 2 Newsletter

Our Q2 2026 Newsletter is here, and the impact unfolding across St. Johns County continues because of supporters like you. Inside this latest edition, you’ll see how hope is being restored through shelter, housing support, outreach, youth services, and compassionate care for our neighbors facing homelessness and housing instability. Every story shared, every milestone reached, […]

Tuesday Tale: Meet Jim

He spent three months sleeping outside. Not because he gave up — but because everything he had built quietly slipped away. At 57 years old, Jim had never married, never had children. His life was simple, steady. He lived with his father for most of his life and worked in the fast-food industry — showing […]

Turning The Key

We’re excited to share the incredible momentum building across our programs. Because of you, youth, families with children, and individuals experiencing homelessness in St. Johns County are finding safe shelter, warm meals, and a path forward. In this first quarter, you’ll see how your generosity is already at work…creating real, lasting change in the lives […]