2022 – Page 6 – St. Vincent de Paul

Look What You’ve Done!

Author: adminOn: May 12Categories: President's Letter

Our St. Vincent de Paul Indy family has accomplished some remarkable things. In our 2021 fiscal year, which ended September 30, we helped thousands in need, gave out millions of pounds of food, and helped restore dignity and self-reliance to many of our...

Roncalli Seniors Cap off Year with Social Justice Service

Author: adminOn: Apr 13Categories: Volunteers

Roncalli Seniors Cap off Year with Social Justice Service

Volunteers

Many high school seniors are focused on test scores, college selection or their next step as they move into adulthood. But at Roncalli High School, seniors are capping off their high school career focused on something more eternal: the call for social...

Gary Steigerwald Leads Referral Process for Home Visitor Program

Author: adminOn: Apr 13Categories: Home Visitor Program

Gary Steigerwald Leads Referral Process for Home Visitor Program

Home Visitor Program

Gary Steigerwald is no stranger to SVdP Indy. In fact, he’s been cheerfully volunteering his time for nearly four decades. He’s been “all in” for a while—serving in the food pantry, delivering food to the homebound, making home visits, working...

Home Delivery Drivers: At the Heart of SVdP’s Relationship-Building

Author: adminOn: Apr 13Categories: Home Delivery Program

Home Delivery Drivers: At the Heart of SVdP’s Relationship-Building

Home Delivery Program

SVdP’s 30th Street Food Pantry serves nearly 2,200 households weekly as individuals visit the pantry to pick up food. However, there are many that need help but are unable to get to the pantry. They may be elderly with no ready transportation or disabled...

SVdP Indy Purchases Building for Unsheltered Transitional Housing

Author: adminOn: Apr 13Categories: Homeless Ministry, In the News, SVdP Indy Council

SVdP Indy Purchases Building for Unsheltered Transitional Housing

Homeless Ministry, In the News, SVdP Indy Council

Imagine if you didn’t have a home, a house, or any shelter. Imagine having to find places to get out of the weather. Imagine having to find food—every day. In Indianapolis, nearly 2,000* people who currently live on the street don’t have to imagine....