Filling in the Cracks
Through the years, Pie in the Sky has helped hundreds of people throughout St. Johns County with a wide variety of services. We've built wheelchair ramps, given folks bus tickets home, operated a food pantry where we gave away 1.5 million pounds of food, helped a bunch of people get dentures, medical care and cancer treatment and we've helped young mothers with baby food and diapers, senior citizens with home safety repairs and farmworkers with socks and boots and gloves.
And we continue to help today, ten years after our founding, by delivering fresh produce to the homes of low-income senior citizens throughout St. Johns County.
Pie in the Sky is a registered 501c-3 organization.
EIN: 27-0616592
And we continue to help today, ten years after our founding, by delivering fresh produce to the homes of low-income senior citizens throughout St. Johns County.
Pie in the Sky is a registered 501c-3 organization.
EIN: 27-0616592
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For the Birds 2019
Saturday April 13. 11-3
Simples Gestures 4 White St. St. Augustine, FL
We are so thrilled to announce the addition of the LIVE AUCTION featuring 13 our fabulous birdhouses. Come enjoy the masterful auctioneer skills of Len Freeman. The auction begins at 1 p.m. And remember, all proceeds will be matched by the Delores Barr Weaver Fund. These are some of the birdhouses that will be available during the LIVE AUCTION, which begins at 1 p.m. You are not going to want to miss this. Help Pie in the Sky celebrate our 10th Anniversary and let's raise the ROOF!
These are just a few of the fabulous artist created birdhouses that will available, some during the silent auction, others in the LIVE AUCTION.
A Pie in the Sky Christmas
Christmas the Pie Way
2017
Through the Years
A history of Pie and the people we have helped and some of the things we have done.
Join our volunteers and come out and help deliver to seniors.
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For many years we hosted a wonderful event, called From the Heart. It was a day of celebration for the farmworkers of Hastings.
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Some of our fabulous volunteers.
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A sample of the produce we deliver.
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James "Cowboy" Trotter
was a farmworker.
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Kennard "Homey" Robinson was a farmworker.
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Ellen and I at the food pantry in Hastings. In just under two years, we gave away 1.5 million pounds of food.
