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  • Society of St. Vincent de Paul Houston (SVdP)

    Going to those in need since 1871. ​ Inspired by Gospel values, we grow spiritually through person-to-person service to all in need in our community. Our actions promote the dignity of the person and alleviate suffering and distress while addressing the conditions that cause them through systemic change. SUPPORT OUR MISSION Direct Aid Given in 2022 $12.9M Direct Aid Provided 98K People Served in 2023 >50 Conferences 10 Counties Served >2K Vincentians Great Nonprofits rated the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocese of Galveston Houston as a "Top Rated Non-Profit." Thank you for your support. Read the reviews and share yours! REVIEWS The Society's programs and impact could not be possible without your donations. Lives are greatly impacted through your generosity. Read our recent Annual Report to learn more. 2023 ANNUAL REPORT Are you facing a distressing situation? ​ There may be a Conference in your area to perform a home visit to help you during your time of crisis. ​ Locate help in your zip code area: CALL HELPLINE Become an Ambassador for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul by volunteering. ​ Become a Vincentian member. ​ Be someone's mentor or a program facilitator. ​ Share your time and talent now. JOIN THE SOCIETY FORBES Society of St. Vincent de Paul AMERICA’S TOP 100 CHARITIES 2023

  • General | Archdiocese Galveston Hou

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  • Black Bag Collection | Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston

    Black Bag Collection 2024 Sign up to be the first to know when this crucial campaign goes live! Notify Me Thanks for submitting!

  • 2023 Black Bag Collection - Toolkit | Society of St. Vincent de Paul

    2024 Black Bag Collection COMMUNICATIONS TOOLKIT FOR PARISHES & CONFERENCES DOWNLOAD PDF GUIDE WEEKEND OF JULY 20-21, 2024 What is the Black Bag Collection? The Black Bag Collection is an annual opportunity for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul to reach more than 1.7 million Catholics in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston and ask for their help to support the poor and vulnerable in our community. The collection is a symbol of ONE SOCIETY coming together to help those in need. We rely heavily on this major source of funds for the Society to continue to accommodate the needs of our brothers and sisters who are without basic life essentials—most of which we so often take for granted. In 1833, our founder, Blessed Frederic Ozanam, and the original members realized they needed money to fund their good works of charity. Because the giving capacity of the members varied, they decided to pass around a simple black bag so that each member could give what they could afford to give. Today, we continue this tradition. Parish Bulletin Announcements ENGLISH Please support the Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s Annual Black Bag Collection the weekend of July 20-21, 2024 . Donations will help the Society provide food and financial assistance to families struggling to make ends meet. With the increasing cost of living, your support can make a difference. SPANISH La Sociedad de San Vicente de Paul los invita a participar en la Colecta Anual de la Bolsa Negra el 20-21 de Julio del 2024 . Sus donaciones ayudaran la misión de proveer necesidades básicas, como comida, ayuda financiera, a familias con escasos recursos. VIETNAMESE Xin hỗ trợ chương trình gây quỹ hằng năm của Hội Thánh Vinh Sơn Phaolô vào cuối tuần ngày 20-21, Tháng Bảy năm 2024 . Mọi đóng góp sẽ được dùng vào việc mua thực phẩm, quần áo, yểm trợ tài chính cho những gia đình gặp hoàn cảnh khó khăn. Với lạm phát đang gia tăng, sự đóng góp của quý vị có thể thay đổi cuộc sống của họ. Flocknote Messages Email #1 Send around July 11, 2024 (Subject Line) July 20-21, 2024: Annual Black Bag Collection ​ The Society of St. Vincent de Paul will be holding their Annual Black Bag Collection the weekend of July 20-21, 2024. Our parish needs your help to support one of the oldest Catholic organizations serving the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. There are more than 1.7 million Catholics in our Archdiocese. With your help, we can strengthen our network of charity programs that provide food, clothing, and financial assistance to the struggling working-poor in our area. Donate or learn more about the Black Bag collection at: www.svdphouston.org/blackbag . Email #2 Send around July 18, 2024 (Subject Line) July 20-21 2024: Support the Society of St. Vincent de Paul The Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s Annual Black Bag Collection is the organization’s single, largest fundraiser. The funds raised are used towards program support and general operations support to keep the programs running. Please consider making a gift this weekend July 20-21, 2024 , in support of the Society. Last year, your support helped over 98,000 people! Learn more about the Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s community impact at www.svdphouston.org/blackbag . . Social Media Posts The parish social media coordinator can use these posts to help the Society of St. Vincent de Paul spread the word about the Black Bag Collection. Please make sure to tag the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in your social media posts! Find us on social media using the accounts below or look for us under Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. If you cannot find us, please use #SVDPHouston. Post #1 Publish the week of June 24, 2024 Mark your calendar! JULY 20-21, 2024. Join your fellow parishioners in donating to the Annual Black Bag Collection of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. ​ Unlike many of our local Catholic organizations, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul does not receive DSF funding. Your generosity will help their programs serve people in our community with food, financial assistance, and other much needed basic needs. Visit their website for more information: www.svdphouston.org/blackbag #SVDPHouston Post #4 Publish the week of July 15, 2024 The Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s Annual Black Bag Collection will be active between JULY 20-21, 2024. Please be generous in your giving during this weekend's special collection. Thank you for all your support in ensuring the success of the Society’s largest fundraiser of the year. #SVDPHouston Post #2 Publish the week of July 1 , 2024 Join your fellow parishioners this month in supporting the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, one of Houston’s oldest Catholic organizations serving the needs of the poor through their unique Home Visit Ministry. ​ In 2023, the Society helped 6,800 households with rental assistance. The average assistance provided was $456 per household. Check out their 2023 Impact Report to learn more about their services: www.svdphouston.org/blackbag. #SVDPHouston Post #3 Publish the week of Ju ly 8 , 2024 Please consider donating to the Annual Black Bag Collection next weekend, JULY 20-21, 2024, to continue fueling the services provided by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Last year, volunteers of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul spent 144,000 hours serving our friends and neighbors living in the Greater Houston Area. Our communities are stronger because of these amazing volunteers. Their contributions are a critical component of the Society’s core mission of providing person-to-person service to all in need. Learn more at www.svdphouston.org/blackbag. #SVDPHouston Downloadable Graphics to Share Please feel free to download any or all of these graphics to share via Flocknote, social media posts or in your parish bulletin.

  • Disaster Relief from Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston

    Disaster Relief When disaster strikes, Vincentians and Volunteers step in to help those in need recover from what can sometimes be a devastating and life-altering loss. Although we are not first responders, our network synergistically collaborates in disaster areas once the location has been deemed safe to enter. The Society provides help with the basic essentials to get people back on their feet. ​ ​ ​ 211 Help Want to help when a disaster strikes? ​ Volunteer Give Financially Amazon Wishlist Walmart Wishlist

  • Food Network | Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocese Galveston Houston

    Food Network Vincentians aim to alleviate hunger across Greater Houston communities Interested in Volunteering? You can help prepackage and distribute food to those in need or host a food drive. VOLUNTEER The Society of St. Vincent de Paul's Food Network serves 10 different counties throughout the Greater Houston area. ​ The network is made up of more than 20 neighborhood-based pantries. These neighborhood-based pantries provide families with access to nutritious food. ​ Some of the most vulnerable populations are the elderly and children. Living in the inner city and rural areas makes it difficult for families to have access to nutritious food. ​ Need Food? The Society has more than 20 food pantries throughout the Greater Houston area. To find one near you CALL NOW NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT DECLARACION DE NO DISCRIMINACION

  • Home Visit | Archdiocese Galveston Hou

    Home Visit From the Society’s beginning, the central and most basic activity of Conferences has been visiting the needy in their homes. Start Now Home Visit Spirituality, Friendship and Service are the essence of Home visits. ​ By visiting homes, Vincentians are humanizing the response to the crisis by experiencing the person's living conditions and needs. ​ From the Society’s beginning, the central and most basic activity of Conferences has been visiting those in need in their homes. ​ This is the clearest symbol of our Vincentian charism, which dictates the highest respect for the dignity of the poor. ​ It symbolizes our Vincentian commitment truly serve those in need. The essential elements of the Society are spirituality, friendship , and service. The Process 1. If you are requesting assistance, contact one of our Conferences to schedule a home visit . If you need help locating a Conference closest to your area, please call . 2. Vincentians will schedule and perform a Home Visit to listen, offer humble advice, and assess the situation to render assistance. 3. Vincentians will provide and coordinate support, then follow up with the family/ individual. Find Conference Temporary financial assistance is provided to immediately alleviate the suffering of families in distress once information has been obtained and verified by the service provider. Assistance varies from housing, utilities, and other basic needs . Financial assistance is always provided directly to the service provider, not the person in crisis Personal Encounters Vincentians humanize the experience of receiving aid during a crisis and disaster. Vincentians are not case workers. ​ They undergo special training to interact in a compassionate manner with diverse populations and communities across Greater Houston. Families are provided the dignity they deserve when Vincentians allow the Holy Spirit to guide their interactions.

  • Programs offered by Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston

    Programas SVdP La Sociedad de San Vicente de Paúl se preocupa no sólo por aliviar la angustia sino también por identificar las condiciones que la causan. Iniciativa de comunidades desatendidas 01 01 01 This initiative includes a grant program that enables financially limited Conferences to offer financial assistance to neighbors in underserved areas during crisis and disaster. Vincentians commit to building healthy, vibrant Conferences to continuously serve the Greater Houston area when these communities face hardships. Underserved Communties Home Visits Alivio de desastres Programa Salir Adelante Getting Ahead Graduate Program Getting Ahead Alumni Program Sistémico Cambiar Iniciativa Después de recibir el pescado durante la crisis, la Sociedad se centra en enseñar a las personas a pescar para alimentar a sus familias durante toda la vida. La Iniciativa de Cambio Sistémico incluye tres programas de desarrollo de resiliencia diseñados para cambiar la respuesta conductual a la pobreza. Los participantes examinan los recursos necesarios para lograr los objetivos de sostenibilidad y luego diseñan la hoja de ruta para construir un futuro mejor y salir de la pobreza. 02 02 02 Alimento Red 03 03 03 Despensas vecinales en todo el área metropolitana de Houston. Food Pantries

  • Financial Information for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Houston

    Financial Information Prudent stewardship and accountability is the Board's top priority. Careful management of operational resources in a business-like manner is necessary to continuously fulfill the mission of the Society. 2023 Annual Report 2023 Impact Report IRS and Accounting Documents: 501c3 Letter 990 Audit Report FORBES Society of St. Vincent de Paul AMERICA’S TOP 100 CHARITIES 2023

  • Giving Tuesday | Archdiocese Galveston Hou

    ← back to homepage Happy Giving Tuesday! The day we've been eagerly awaiting has finally arrived—it's Giving Tuesday! We are so thrilled to have you with us on this special day as we work towards our goal of raising $3,000 in one day . Now is the time to take action and help us reach our financial goal. Every donation counts, no matter the amount. Your generosity today is crucial in helping us make an even greater impact in the neighbors we serve throughout the greater Galveston-Houston area. GIVE NOW We also appreciate your support in other ways! You can sign up to volunteer or shop at our thrift stores. Every contribution, whether financial or through your time, makes a difference. Thank you for your continued support of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. We are so grateful for you sharing your gifts. GIVE VOLUNTEER SHOP Connect With Us Stay connected with us on social media to be part of the action, get updates, and amplify our impact. Together, we can create positive change. Follow us now and help us spread the spirit of giving! What is Giving Tuesday? Celebrated on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving (in the U.S.) and the widely recognized shopping events Black Friday and Cyber Monday, GivingTuesday kicks off the charitable season, when many focus on their holiday and end-of-year giving. Since its inaugural year in 2012, GivingTuesday has become a global movement that celebrates and supports philanthropy, inspiring people to give back through donations, volunteering, and advocacy. All gifts made on Giving Tuesday to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston are 100% tax-deductible. For more information, please contact the Development Office at development@svdphouston.org or call 832-538-0327.

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