Careers – St. Vincent de Paul

As the Society of St. Vincent de Paul—Indianapolis Archdiocesan Council continues to evolve, there is an increased need for continuity and sustainability throughout our operations. This continuity and sustainability fosters continued growth and efficacy helping us increase our impact throughout Central Indiana. SVdP Indy offers employment opportunities with a compensation and benefits package, in addition to the satisfaction of delivering on our mission to serve the poor. We are committed to providing quality service in employment, training, employee relations, benefits and compensation. We support employees, striving to provide work environments that are engaging, competitive and enjoyable.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is an equal opportunity employer in accordance with state and federal law.

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Our Mission 27 Resale Stores are looking for Full-Time Sales Associates, Sorters, Janitors, Drivers and Driver helpers.
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Volunteer Opportunity: Director, Boulevard Place Food Pantry

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Boulevard Place Food Pantry seeks a servant leader to serve as Director, beginning March 2022. Candidates should consider their ability and willingness to work with and provide leadership for a team of Vincentians associated with five Catholic parishes (Christ the King, Immaculate Heart of Mary, St. Joan of Arc, St. Luke the Evangelist, and St. Thomas Aquinas) who are committed to supporting people in need.

The Pantry Director reports to the Boulevard Place Board of Directors and is responsible for all operations of the Boulevard Place Food Pantry in a manner consistent with the strategic direction of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. The Pantry Director also ensures that we are in compliance with The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) along with USDA and related regulations.

Boulevard Place Pantry serves individuals and families without regard to race, creed, color, gender, sexual orientation, criminal justice status, disability, marital status, veteran status, national origin, age or physical handicap. In 2020, we averaged more than 900 clients per month and provided them with more than 450,000 pounds of food. For additional information on the Pantry please see either this web link (https://www.staindy.org/church/st-vincent-de-paul-food-pantry/) or check us out on FaceBook (“Boulevard Place Pantry”).

Interested candidates are invited to send a letter of interest, by December 15, to:
Search Committee, Boulevard Place Food Pantry, 4202 North Boulevard Place, Indianapolis, IN, 46208, or email info-blvdplace@svdpindy.org.

Our mission revolves around servant leadership and leadership development of students which is accomplished through community service and learning opportunities. St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry in Indianapolis was a wonderful place for our students to volunteer because everyone was so hospitable and welcoming to our help. The trip was very successful and our students are now very well prepared to serve others in need.

Emily S.

Volunteer Leader for Students Today-Leaders Tomorrow / South Elgin High School

It is amazing how God works, as so many people offer in-kind donations and new volunteers seem to appear when needed most. This is a real community effort.

Nora C.

President, North Vernon SVdP Conference

For many years, I have volunteered with home visits for area shut-ins. Our clients are so grateful for the little time that I spend with them—often they just need someone to talk to. In turn, I leave with a good feeling, for which I am equally grateful.

Joanne B.

Volunteer, Homebound Ministry

Because God has blessed our family so much, we feel obligated to help others who are less fortunate. In this, God continues to bless us all.

Cynthia V.

Donor

As a part of a classroom exploration of the themes of inequality and social justice, Professor Goldfarb’s class spent an afternoon donating their time to the SVdP Food Pantry. “The students were encouraged to challenge their assumptions about the needy, interact with them directly, and discover their humanity, dignity, and wisdom. In return, the students learned important lessons in gratitude."

Nancy G.

IUPUI Professor

Volunteering at the food pantry has given me a reason to get up every morning, and a new sense of purpose. The volunteers have become like family to me. There is great need in our community for volunteer help. If anyone has it in their heart to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate, St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry can use your help. You’ll never do anything more gratifying!

Doris D.

Volunteer, Food Pantry

Being a true steward of our resources means that we must share what we have received. We give because we want to support the mission of St. Vincent de Paul in our community and we see great value in the services provided to those in need.

Art & Anne W.

Donors

Changing Lives Forever is our effort to interrupt the cycle of poverty that presently entraps more than 20% of the population of Marion County. Its purpose is to help those mired in poverty to move themselves toward a life that is stronger financially, emotionally, and spiritually as an individual and as a family. The work of the Society here in Indianapolis is a noble cause to help the needy with food, appliances, furniture, clothing, and basic household essentials at no cost, but it’s even better to stem the circumstances that force people into this situation to begin with. So often in these cases, volunteers get even more than they give. Won’t you join us?

Domoni R.

Program Coordinator, Changing Lives Forever

MAKING A DIFFERENCE EVERY DAY,

93% of all donations go directly to serve those in need
Making a difference every day,

Over 3,000 families served weekly from our food pantry
Making a difference every day,

Delivering food weekly to the homebound through our Homebound Ministry program
MAKING A DIFFERENCE EVERY DAY,

Providing clothing and hygiene packs to 125 homeless people weekly through our Beggars for the Poor program
MAKING A DIFFERENCE EVERY DAY,

We accept used bicycles, repair them, and provide to homeless adults for transportation to jobs and medical appointments
MAKING A DIFFERENCE EVERY DAY,

Beggars for the Poor provide a hot meal each Saturday morning
MAKING A DIFFERENCE EVERY DAY,

We provide a Life Coach to prepare the homeless with job seeking skills