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Community Service

Community service and charity work in the St Louis area is a main goal of the Flyfishers at the Crossing (FATC).  The FATC is a community of men that have a passion for fly fishing, but we are so much more than that! The FATC is about vital relationships with other men. Relationships that grow in trust and integrity with one another. More than being successful in life, we want to be significant in the lives of others. The FATC serves our community in anyway we can by supporting local organizations like the Scouts, St Louis Children’s hospital, Ronald McDonald House and others. Also by giving to charities such as Casting for Recovery, Project Healing Waters, Altar Fly Fishing, and the Mayfly Project.  We believe in conservation of our land, waterways and fisheries.  Most importantly, taking care of our own members and their families are high on our list. We like to follow the “I am third” principle of God first, others second and I am third. Check out the many community service events and charity work that we participate in. Come join us when we do.

Service: Call to Arms (on Veteran’s Day)

Each time the “Call to Arms” goes out in our fellowship it never ceases to amaze me the generosity and volunteerism of our members. One of our long-time members Bruce Morton has been struggling with multiple myeloma, a bone marrow cancer, for several years now.  Bruce asked if the FATC … Read More…

Service: Altar Fly Fishing, Pastors and Rest!

Recently the Flyfishers at the Crossing Board of Directors sent a donation to Altar Fly Fishing to help them fund their Soul of a Pastor Retreat. Our donation helped pastors refresh and renew their lives. Because pastors give so much for others, Altar Fly Fishing hopes to fund pastors so … Read More…

Service: “He ain’t heavy, he’s my brother”

He ain’t heavy, he’s my brother!  One of the main tenets of our fellowship is brotherhood and you all prove that over and over again.  One of our long-time members, Jim Davis, needed help with a little yard work. Jim, who is almost 81 years old, asked if some FATC … Read More…

Service: Ronald McDonald House

On Feb. 6 Steve Baker, Tony Kalinowski, Roy Stueber, Paul Schneider, Connor Peters & Matt McClure converged at the Park Avenue Ronald McDonald House to serve a meal to the Residents whom have sick children at the area Children’s Hospitals and enjoy an evening of fellowship.  A scrumptious meal consisting … Read More…