Due to the snowstorm over the weekend, St. George’s Society of New York hosted its Annual General Meeting virtually. We are grateful to everyone who joined us online and participated. Your ongoing engagement and support are what make the Society’s work possible and help us continue advancing our mission.

Originally from Sheffield, England, Tokiah Kennedy has built her career and community in New York City with a strong focus on connection, innovation, and giving back. With over a decade of experience in technology and operational leadership, she has led and scaled technology platforms across multiple industries and countries. Learn more about Tokiah!

Meet Kevin Jack-Reeves of the British International School of New York. Discover his journey from Brighton to Weehawken and how he builds community with SGSNY.

On December 6, 2025, the St. George’s Society team gathered once again at St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue to welcome our Beneficiaries for the annual Holiday Tea. It was a warm and festive afternoon that brought the SGSNY community together with 17 of our senior Beneficiaries.

Founder of Marina Space LLC, a sustainable consulting agency, SGSNY Member, helps individuals and organizations detox their lives inside and out through decluttering across three dimensions: mind, home, and body, and businesses.

Learn more about her and her time at King’s College which led her to find SGSNY!

On Saturday November 22, 2025, 15 members of SGSNY gathered in St. Thomas Church to hand out holiday pies to more than 140 unhoused New Yorkers.

Ben Cohen MBE will be honored at the organization’s annual British Bash on Thursday, December 4, 2025 at the Edison Ballroom in New York City.

Rob Benson is one of our newer members and has already found a true sense of community here at SGSNY. Find out more about why being part of the Society as a British ex-pat in NYC is so meaningful to him.

Rachel Christopher stars as Hermione Granger in Broadway’s Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, bringing depth and magic to one of literature’s most beloved characters. In this Anglofiles feature, she shares insights on her craft, life in New York’s theatre scene, and why the story still captivates audiences today.

Discover the story of Bobby Long, a British singer-songwriter from Wigan now based in New York. In this Anglofiles feature, Bobby reflects on his creative journey from London’s open mic scene to performing worldwide, sharing how his British roots and life in New York continue to inspire his music and poetry.

This fall, we hosted our annual Scholarship Orientation at Nomadworks Times Square for our 2025–26 cohort of Scholars. We were delighted to welcome a vibrant group of 25 Scholars.

On Saturday, September 6th, members of the St. George’s Society of New York came together for a rewarding morning of volunteering at Morningside Park.

Philip Robertson is one of our newer members and has already found a true sense of community here at SGSNY. Find out more about why being part of the Society as a British ex-pat in NYC is so meaningful to him.

At St. George’s Society of New York, we are proud to carry the name of a legendary figure whose story has inspired generations. But who exactly was Saint George, and why does he remain such a powerful symbol?

The SGSNY Advisory Council welcomes Neil Smith.

This July, St. George’s Society of New York (SGSNY) bids a heartfelt farewell to Mary Lamasney, our dedicated Social Worker, as she officially retires after 17 years of incredible service.

Steve Wilson has found a true sense of belonging and community through SGSNY. We sat down with him to chat about everything from his favorite NYC spots to his recent impressive fundraising challenge.

We’re proud to share that the DBE and the St. George’s Society of New York (SGSNY) have partnered to support promising female scholars from Commonwealth countries.