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Making the Stimulus Count

Author: Wendy HarlowOn: Apr 10Categories: In the News

Soon, the government will begin depositing up to $1,200 into bank accounts for people who qualify, and more for those with dependent children. But what should you do with this money? The money is yours to spend as you wish. People who have been laid off...

Thank you to our Volunteers!

Author: Darlene SweeneyOn: Mar 25Categories: In the News

Thank you to our Volunteers!

In the News

According to Matthew Kelly from Dynamic Catholic, not every saint is a superstar. Most saints go about their lives loving their family and friends and living with honesty and integrity. Most saints pass through this world unproclaimed – you would...

Spring Fundraisers Rescheduled

Author: Wendy HarlowOn: Mar 25Categories: In the News

To comply with the COVID-19 guidelines, the St. Vincent de Paul annual fundraiser, “Struttin’ Our Stuff” (originally scheduled for May 1, 2020) and our annual Easter Egg 5K Walk/Run (originally scheduled for Spring 2020) will be rescheduled. These...

Urgent Call for Volunteers

Author: Darlene SweeneyOn: Mar 24Categories: In the News

Urgent Call for Volunteers

In the News

In light of the continuing need for our community’s food insecure to have access to food during the COVID-19 crisis, the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, at 3001 E. 30th Street, will continue to serve our neighbors in need. The pantry has moved...

Urgent Appeal for Material Goods

Author: Darlene SweeneyOn: Mar 24Categories: In the News

So many people have asked what they can do from home to assist us in our mission to help our neighbors. With so many people home from school and work, we would like to encourage you, your children and your neighbors to start cleaning out your closets,...