JUNE 2026 Spotlight
STREET PATROL WINS BIG AT THE BATTLEHAWKS!
Every outreach night has a rhythm to it—and that rhythm is powered by people who bring their own energy, personality, and presence to the streets.
This month’s spotlight is on the team members who help make Street Patrol feel like Street Patrol. What an incredible night! Street Patrol’s volunteer team came together and made a HUGE impact at the Battlehawks game on May 8th, 2026.
Not only did we work crowd control (you should have seen us at the metal detectors), but we also cheered on our favorite team—and they brought home the WIN!
This is what Street Patrol is all about—coming together as a community, supporting each other, and making a real difference.
A special thank you to everyone who volunteered their time and talent. Your hard work made this event a success and helped raise critical funds for Street Patrol’s mission to serve the homeless and underserved in our community.
Thank you for being part of the Street Patrol family!
MAY 2026 Spotlight
APRIL 2026 Spotlight
Street Patrol family news!
Two members of our volunteer community, Anthony and Marissa, are preparing to welcome their baby on June 6 — and we couldn’t be more excited.
Anthony serves as Street Patrol’s unofficial Sergeant-at-Arms during outreach.
If someone gets stuck at a stoplight, walks a little too slow, or accidentally gets left behind while the group moves to the next location… Anthony is the one making sure no volunteer gets lost and everyone makes it safely to the next stop.
He keeps the team together and the outreach running smoothly.
Recently, Marissa joined us for one of our outreach card games and quickly fit right in with the Street Patrol family.
Now they’re getting ready for their biggest role yet — becoming parents.
Congratulations Anthony and Marissa!
Street Patrol is cheering you both on as you prepare to welcome your little one.
#StreetPatrolFamily #SPWizards #StreetPatrolSTL 👶🏾✊🏾
March 2026 Spotlight
🌟 Partner of the Year: Dayspring Church 🌟
This year, we are honored to recognize Dayspring Church as Street Patrol’s Partner of the Year.
When we think about what true partnership looks like, we think of consistency, humility, and a willingness to serve wherever there is a need — and that is exactly what Dayspring Church embodies.
🚐 Helping Us Move the Mission Forward
One of the most transformative ways Dayspring Church showed up for Street Patrol was by assisting us in obtaining our new service vehicle. This vehicle is more than transportation — it is mobility, reliability, and increased reach. It allows us to show up more efficiently during street outreach, transport supplies, and continue expanding our impact across the St. Louis region.
Because of their support, we are able to serve with greater stability and presence.
🥪 Boots on the Ground — and Behind the Scenes
Dayspring doesn’t just support from a distance. They come out during street outreach. They serve face-to-face. They help in the background. They prepare lunches. They lift. They carry. They pray. They encourage.
They understand that every role matters.
From packing meals to standing alongside us in outreach locations, their team serves with compassion and consistency.
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The People Behind the Partnership
We want to personally acknowledge those who have been such a vital part of this partnership:
David
Jamie
Ann
Steve
Nathan
Boley 1 & Boley 2
Rich
And many others who faithfully show up
Each of you represents the heart of Dayspring Church. Your willingness to serve without spotlight, without fanfare, and without hesitation reflects what community truly looks like.
💛 A Partnership Rooted in Action
At Street Patrol, we believe sustainable change happens through relationship. Dayspring Church has proven that partnership is not about a single event — it’s about long-term commitment.
They don’t just attend outreach.
They don’t just donate.
They don’t just support from afar.
They walk with us.
To Dayspring Church — thank you for believing in this mission. Thank you for helping us secure critical resources. Thank you for making lunches. Thank you for showing up. Thank you for standing in the gap.
We are stronger because of you.
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February 2023 Spotlight
Street Patrol has been building relationships with the unhoused community for 9 years. Meet Ret, one of our guitar playing patrons, as he explains what Street Patrol means to him.
Would you mind sharing any situation/life circumstance that led you to meeting Street Patrol?
"I met Street Patrol while I was homeless, living in a vacant warehouse downtown. [I was] going through life's changes, on the rebound [due to] coming home from prison and needing help, aid, and assistance. [I was] losing family, friends, and loved ones [as] hard times were a daily part of living on these streets, through harsh winters and long hot summers. [But] thank God."
What did the support from Street Patrol mean to you?
"When K-D. Cutts and the rest showed up, I received reprieve; help abundantly and [the] spirit of family and friends. They showed up faithfully. And sincerity is a staple and bond that can't be broken, as far as I'm concerned. I'm sure countless more will agree. I am grateful and appreciative of them and very proud of the work they do and how much they care. May God continually bless them on their journey and more and more support and donations come their way. All my love and support to [these] selfless and kind people, my sister and brothers from another mother."
Are there any additional details you want to share?
"[I have known Street Patrol for] 2 years. [They are] very laid back and serious about their work and effort they put into it. It's like a family [because] they go out of their way to accommodate people in the community. I love them, no BS…inspirational, real motivated, no games, integrity, [they] push you, and followed up, never left me hanging.
My first encounter with Street Patrol was and still is one of the best experiences I've had in the last 2 years."
...not everyone has a happy ending
Although Ret has found stable housing, not everyone has a happy ending. We lost another one of beloved patrons on November 30, 2022. We served Rudy for more than 4 years. He was very funny and respectable, and he will be missed dearly.
If you can volunteer your time, we welcome it. Contact us…