Your Helping Hand Is All It Took
For our neighbors living paycheck to paycheck, an accident can result in homelessness. Your gifts kept John off the streets and helped him return to health and housing. Construction is …
Read MorePort in the Storm of Life
Todd knew it was coming. He knew that as soon as he turned 18 he would be on his own. What he didn’t know is how your generous support of …
Read MoreNo Place To Go … But Here!
When the landlord raised their rent, Jake, Shelly, and their daughter had no place to go … Jake and Shelly were doing OK. Not great, but OK. They both had …
Read MorePort in the Storm Community Open House
June 14, 2019 (10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.) PORT IN THE STORM HOMELESS YOUTH CENTER COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE The time is here! Our kids need us! Thanks to our …
Read MoreGlimpse Through Our Door – Spring Edition
We don’t like to weigh you down with statistics, but it’s important for you to know the impact your gifts are making in our community. See how by taking a …
Read MoreA ‘Clever’ plan to help area’s homeless youth
By Anne Heymen / Correspondent “We want homeless people to know they are special individuals, and they need to be treated like all of us,” 4-Her Ava Schantz said recently, …
Read MorePort in the Storm homeless youth center opens in St. Augustine
By Colleen Jones Staff and supporters of the Port in the Storm center which officially opened Monday see the facility as a beacon of hope for the homeless youth it serves. …
Read MoreLocal barber shop makes a difference at St. Francis House homeless shelter
Posted Thursday, April 19, 2018 12:00 am The King’s Chair Barber Club in St. Augustine recently visited St. Francis House homeless shelter for a community charity event entitled “Haircuts for the Homeless,” …
Read MorePort in the Storm Update
We are very excited to have opened our doors 7 days a week from 8 am – 6 pm as a Day-Drop-in Center for Port In The Storm Homeless Youth Center! We …
Read MoreProgress at Washington Street Campus
Hurricane Irma struck a blow to our progress. However, the damage was nothing compared to last year. Our residents are already back, just a week after the storm, and we …
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