An independent guide · Winter Park
Learn about the Woman’s Club, the Benefit Shop, and the Morse Museum, then support them directly through their own websites. Purchases here support Helen and her live cameras.
Helen’s rescue began here
Helen was found here with her two kittens. Founded in 1915 by Helen Morse, the Club’s members helped rescue the young mother and named her for their founding president.
Visit the Club’s own website to join, attend, or give. Helen the Cat Live does not collect money for the Club.
Local help for local families
This all-volunteer shop turns donated goods into help for Winter Park children and families. The money never leaves town.
Visit the Shop to browse, donate goods, or volunteer. Purchases on this site support Helen’s care, not the Benefit Shop.
Art and history in Winter Park
The museum preserves the Morse family’s artistic legacy in Winter Park and shares the family name of Helen’s namesake.
Visit, join, or give through the Museum’s own website. It is not affiliated with Helen the Cat Live.
Helen the Cat Live is an independent tribute. It is not operated by or affiliated with the Woman’s Club of Winter Park, the Winter Park Benefit Shop, or the Morse Museum, and we do not collect donations for them. Please use the links above to support each organization directly.