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Quigley House is a comprehensive Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center serving the Clay County Area in Northeast Florida. Our mission is to provide crisis intervention, temporary shelter, protection, counseling, community education and prevention programs to stop domestic abuse and adult sexual assault.

It takes a community to stop domestic violence. Quigley House will continue to look for better ways of preventing and responding to domestic violence, as the partnership forged between the community and Quigley House offers the promise of serenity to all of Clay County's residents.

Thanks so much for helping to break the silence!

Sharon Youngerman
Executive Director



Grace Episcipal Day School (GEDS)

Mission Statement

Grace Episcopal Day School provides a program of academic excellence while preparing children to live responsible lives in a community grounded in the Christian faith. Through care and nurturing, Grace inspires learning, builds confidence and promotes a desire to succeed.

Educational Philosophy Supporting Our Mission

Quality Education:
  • Provide a comprehensive curriculum built around a challenging academic program including subject matter in the academic areas, the arts, physical education, character education, Bible instruction, and technology which inspires children to become life-long learners and equips them with the skills necessary to adapt to an ever changing world.
  • Integrate varied teaching methods with traditional approaches to inspire learning, instill confidence, and promote a desire to succeed.
  • Offer a robust after school program offering instruction in art, ballet, piano, organ, voice, woodwinds, trumpet, violin, drum/percussion and music composition.
Role of Religion:
  • Embrace the Christian faith and its principles in our corporate life.
  • Offer daily classroom prayers, short devotions, a Bible curriculum, and a weekly Chapel service.
  • Emphasize worship as a basic human need, while remaining sensitive to the diverse religious traditions of our students.
Role of Discipline:
  • Foster happy functioning individuals responsible for their own behavior.
  • Accentuate positive behavior, provide redirection and/or choices, set realistic limits, encourage expression of feelings, and listen carefully to what children are saying.
  • Incorporate Christian principles in daily character education.
  • Integrate character education into all aspects of discipline.

Woodchucks Supports each of the following Missionary Families Financially Each Month:

Profile of Each Family:
  • Sergio Martinez
  • David Livingston
  • David West


Woodchucks Donates slightly damaged items for resale at Habitat for Humanity's "ReStore". We encourage our customers to donate their gently used furnishing to ReStore.


Colonel James
Jaquelin Daniel
Daniel Memorial was established in 1884 as the Orphanage and Home for the Friendless with the mission to "receive into a suitable home to support and provide for all who shall come under the provisions of the constitution as far as our means and facilities will enable us." A cottage was rented on the corner of Liberty and Ashley Street and a fund was started to open a permanent home. Three years later, a two-story frame building was built on the corner of Evergreen Avenue and Center Street.

The earliest minutes of the organization that would become daniel begin with a Preface as follows:

Before Organization a few children in the city occupied themselves in the winter of '83-'84 in working for a little fair, the proceeds to be devoted to the care of little orphan children. Dell Hungerford, Edie Fitzgerald, Kitty and Eva Havener began in a quiet way & soon other children became interested and in Feb. 1884 quite a large company, old and young, met at Mrs. A.L. Hungerford's where she had carefully arranged a programme of interest to the children and where all were supplied with good things under the supervision of herself and the friends whom she had invited to assist her. The proceeds amounted to $41.57 which were generously supplemented by Mr. & Mrs. Hungerford by a donation of $15.00.

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