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Connecting Our Community

A connected community is about people who care.

With the help of caring donors, volunteers and community partners, Keystone Community Services works to ensure that individuals, families, seniors and youth in our service area can live with dignity and hope. Learn more.

Connected Community

Spotlights

  • St. Paul women's club makes giving a holiday tradition

    Founded in 1922, the King's Maplewood Women's Club is not only a way for women to build community spirit in their neighborhood — which is bounded by Goodrich and St. Clair Avenues, Cretin Avenue and Mississippi River Boulevard — but also to do good works for the broader community. This year, the 60-member organization continued its tradition of  donating the proceeds of its holiday auction to Keystone Community Services, along with contributing a number of winter hats, mittens, pajamas, underwear and a set of china. Read more »

  • A brighter Thanksgiving

    Some 750 Keystone food shelf client families — more than 2,200 people in all — received all the fixings for a Thanksgiving dinner, as part of the Emergency Food Network Baskets of Hope program. Distributions of the meals -- complete with a turkey, chicken, pie and all the trimmings — took place at each of Keystone's three food shelf locations during the week before Thanksgiving. "We just would have gone without a Thanksgiving dinner if we hadn't had this," said a Keystone client after picking up all the fixings for the traditional feast at the Roseville Food Shelf last week. Read more »

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