In The Community

Personal Injury Attorney Matthew Noyes Speaks to High School Students
On November 19th, Personal Injury Attorney Matthew Noyes spoke to two drivers' education clasess at Countryside High School as part of the Great American Teach-In. Matthew Noyes talked about his experience of being involved in a serious car accident when he was 16 years old and provided tips on how to avoid being a victim of a car accident. He provided statistics showing how car accidents are the number one killer of teenagers. Mr. Noyes is hopeful that some of his talk will remain with some of the students. By doing so, he has helped to prevent another teenage car accident.

A Strong Voice for Our Community
Perenich, Carroll, Perenich, Avril, Caulfield & Noyes, P.A. understands the values of work, family, mutual responsibility and community commitment form the foundation of a credible firm. We have carefully selected a team that is strongly committed to community service and contributing time to the programs and initiatives that comprise the core fabric of our community. We are always looking for ways to better inform or serve our neighborhoods and our community in general. We take a particularly strong interest in nurturing and enriching the promise and potential of future generations. Do you have a creative idea to help us contribute something positive to our community? If so, please send your suggestions to Matt at matt@matthewnoyes.com. Although we are not able to respond to all ideas, we will review, screen and carefully consider your suggestions. Thank you for helping us care.

Operation Stone Soup
Matthew's mother passed away in March of 2003. She taught Matthew and his 10 brothers and sisters the art of sharing and giving. In loving memory of his mother, Matthew has spearheaded a Thanksgiving event called Operation Stone Soup. Each Thanksgiving, Matthew and his family gather enough food to provide over 70 families a Thanksgiving dinner, including a turkey and all the fixins. The families are provided by the Salvation Army. Matthew and his family spend hours shopping and filling up their vehicles with hundreds of boxes of stuffing, over 500 cans of vegetables, cranberries and yams, and turkeys.

Matthew's mother's birthday is during the Thanksgiving holiday so for every age Mary Noyes would be, the Noyes family gives that same number of families their Thanksgiving dinner. In 2008, Mary Noyes would have been 80 years old. So, this year, 80 families help the Noyes family celebrate their Mother's kindness and love. Read about the Noyes' 2008 Operation Soup Adventure.

Read the newspaper article about 2004's Operation Stone Soup.

Client Appreciation Night
Matthew Noyes has so far sponsored two Client Appreciation Nights at the Tampa Bay Devil Rays Game. To show his thanks to his clients, about 200 clients were invited to an exciting game against the Boston Red Sox. Although the Devil Rays couldn't pull off a win, Matthew and his clients had a lot of fun. The mascot, Raymond, even showed up to spark the fun.

Matthew gave away two autographed baseballs for the most spirited Devil Ray fan and the best dressed Devil Rays fan.

Suncoast Corvette Association
Attorney Matthew Noyes and Lorrie Robinson proud sponsors of the SCA's 15th Annual'Corvettes @ The Pier' show trophies, for the third straight year!

We were once again, one of the top sponsors of the 15th Annual'Corvette @ The Pier' show last year. The St. Petersburg Pier was covered with beautiful Corvettes from every decade. Of course, the weather was beautiful as well.