SVDP | St. John Paul II

Saint Vincent de Paul (SVdP)

A faith-based nonprofit that works with area families in need. We provide emergency shelter, transitional and permanent supportive housing, food, clothing, and household items, as well as guidance to leading a self-sustaining life. Saint John Paul II Family is served by:

Our Lady of Good Hope SVdP Conference

Volunteers Needed Consider joining us by attending one of our meetings on the second and fourth Monday of the month at 7-8:30pm (St. Joseph Center). Our small conference needs new members to continue our ministry.

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February Casseroles for the Homeless

Drop off: February 24th @ 9-9:45am (OLGH Church Entrance)
Details: The men's and family shelters need 50 to 70 casseroles of the same recipe to serve their residents. The shelter serves three meals a day, 365 days a year. Can you help with one meal?
The Plan:
- Pick up a foil pain after Mass at OLGH on the weekend of February 10/11.
- We provide the pan and recipe to make a cheesy potato casserole. You provide the ingredients and time to make it and freeze it.
- Drop off the casseroles in the Our Lady of Good Hope parking lot near the church entrance on Saturday, Feb. 24 from 9-9:45am
- Please have the casserole frozen for at least 36 hours so transport is easier.
- The SVDP ministry thanks you for your support of this project.
- For more information, please call Rose at (937) 271-1218

St. Mary of Assumption SVdP Conference

Volunteers Needed Consider joining us by attending one of our meetings on the first and third Thursday of the month at 7-8pm (St. Mary Parish Center). Our conference is in need of new members to continue our ministry.

St. Henry SVdP Conference

Volunteers Needed Consider joining us by attending one of our meetings on the first Tuesday of the month at 7-8:30pm (St. Henry PMR). Our conference always welcomes new members. If you are interested in knowing more about becoming a Vincentian, please contact Steve Brandell, 937-422-6240 or sbrandell@sbcglobal.net. We need call takers, receiving incoming calls from our community neighbors in need. If you can donate 1-2 hours a week from home answering our helpline, you will have the opportunity to directly help someone in need. This is an opportunity to put your Faith into action.

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