The Society of St. Vincent de Paul

Shop from the list below to assist our friends in need in preparing their Thanksgiving meals.

• Bring the items to the Food Pantry on Tuesdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• Drop off donations during our food drive before any Mass the weekend of November 5 & 6.  Volunteers will be ready to take your contributions on your way into church.
• DO NOT drop off food donations by the Adoration Chapel or anywhere outside on the STM campus.

Please accept our thanks on behalf of those whom we serve. Because of your generosity, we are still able to assist them. God bless you!

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Thanksgiving Basket:
[  ] 2 cans Chicken Broth                 [  ] 1 box Stuffing Mix            [  ] 2 cans of Corn
[  ] 2 cans Fruit                                  [  ] 1 box Cake Mix                 [  ] 2 cans of Green Beans
[  ] 1 Gravy Mix Packet                     [  ] 1 can Cake Frosting        [  ] 1 box Mashed Potatoes
[  ]  Ice Tea or Drink Mix                   [  ] 1 box Gelatin                    [  ] 1 box Macaroni & Cheese
[  ] Canned Ham or Chicken            [  ] 1 box Biscuit Mix             [  ] Reusable grocery bag(s)
Other Needs:
[  ] 1 jar Peanut Butter                     [  ] 1 jar Jelly                         [  ] Powdered Milk
[  ] 1-2 lbs Dried beans                    [  ] 1-2 lbs Rice                      [  ] 1 box Cereal
[  ]  Spaghetti/Pasta Sauce            [  ] Spaghetti/Pasta             [  ] Toiletries/Hygiene

Please accept our thanks on behalf of those whom we serve. Because of your generosity, we are still able to assist them. God bless you!

 

We are so grateful to those of you who continue to drop off donations to the Pantry and leave donations in the church collection. We ask that you prayerfully consider joining our growing team of volunteers.

Vincentian Angela Orea says the love of Christ is what keeps her motivated. Her goal is to emulate Christ and serve others rather than being served. “Seeing the face of Christ in those who are hurting and need of our help is what encourages me to continue moving forward. We are all connected.” 
Whether you have an hour or two per week or per month, we invite you to learn more about how you can be an integral part of assisting those in need. For more information, contact the St. Vincent de Paul Society at (713) 980-3113.