"Locals Helping Locals"
Founded in 2005
Key West, Florida
We're here to help when you need it the most!
Please click one of the page links above for whatever your needs may be.
Founded in 2005
Key West, Florida
We're here to help when you need it the most!
Please click one of the page links above for whatever your needs may be.
WHAT IS THE SISTER SEASON FUND?
The Sister Season Fund, Inc., is considered to be a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization to prevent homelessness.
It is an effort led by devoted Key West residents to help locals employed in tourism-related industries when a temporary financial emergency occurs
through no fault of their own. We believe that these individuals represent the infrastructure of the tourism industry in Key West, and we don't think
our island can afford to lose them. Many do not have the financial resources to remain in Key West while recovering from temporary adversity.
Typically, these hard working individuals have very little in the way of reserves,with no insurance or employee benefits.
Under these circumstances, when qualified applicants need help keeping a roof over their heads and making sure their basic utilities are not cut off,
the Sister Season Fund is here to help.
ABOUT US
The Sister Season Fund was founded in 2005 by Harry "Buddy" Crane, James "JT" Thaller, Desiray Thomson and Ron Babcock, and can assist with rent and utilities.
Since September 2005, we have given over $225,000 in assistance to Key West residents. All members of the Board of Directors are volunteers, as we have no
paid staff or office. Sister Season Fund continues to raise money throughout the year with 10+ annual events and other fund-raising activities, large and small.
NEED HELP?
Please visit the "Apply" page to download our application and begin the process.
If you have encountered hard times from health problems, an accident or other reasons, and are not covered by another assistance agency, insurance and
you have a major concern with the basics, we encourage you to apply.
HAVE QUESTIONS?
Please visit the "Contact" page to send us an email or request more information
WISH TO HELP LOCALS HELPING LOCALS?
For those wishing to donate to the Sister Season Fund, Inc., please visit the "Donate" page.
The Sister Season Fund, Inc., is considered to be a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization to prevent homelessness.
It is an effort led by devoted Key West residents to help locals employed in tourism-related industries when a temporary financial emergency occurs
through no fault of their own. We believe that these individuals represent the infrastructure of the tourism industry in Key West, and we don't think
our island can afford to lose them. Many do not have the financial resources to remain in Key West while recovering from temporary adversity.
Typically, these hard working individuals have very little in the way of reserves,with no insurance or employee benefits.
Under these circumstances, when qualified applicants need help keeping a roof over their heads and making sure their basic utilities are not cut off,
the Sister Season Fund is here to help.
ABOUT US
The Sister Season Fund was founded in 2005 by Harry "Buddy" Crane, James "JT" Thaller, Desiray Thomson and Ron Babcock, and can assist with rent and utilities.
Since September 2005, we have given over $225,000 in assistance to Key West residents. All members of the Board of Directors are volunteers, as we have no
paid staff or office. Sister Season Fund continues to raise money throughout the year with 10+ annual events and other fund-raising activities, large and small.
NEED HELP?
Please visit the "Apply" page to download our application and begin the process.
If you have encountered hard times from health problems, an accident or other reasons, and are not covered by another assistance agency, insurance and
you have a major concern with the basics, we encourage you to apply.
HAVE QUESTIONS?
Please visit the "Contact" page to send us an email or request more information
WISH TO HELP LOCALS HELPING LOCALS?
For those wishing to donate to the Sister Season Fund, Inc., please visit the "Donate" page.
