Help Request Form
St. Vincent de Paul Helpline assists people who need help. Please note this form is for new help requests only.
Furniture Donation Form
Gently used clothes, household items, or a piece of furniture can help people change their lives.
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MISSION STATEMENT
Compelled to action by the convictions of our founders, St. Vincent de Paul of Seattle|King County joins the community to listen, engage, and build relationships that assist and advocate for individuals and families to meet basic needs and achieve stability and self-sufficiency.
Data for Fiscal Year 2018--Oct. 1, 2017, through Sept. 30, 2018, indicated by an * asterisk. Data with a double ** asterisk is from Fiscal Year 2019, Oct. 1, 2018 through Sept. 30, 2019
St. Vincent de Paul home visits help people recognize they have self-worth. Our work is about preservation of families, listening to them, holding them together and affirming their human dignity.
Our Latest Blog Posts
SVdP Thrift Stores: Shop Where It Matters!
SVdP Thrift Stores are an important and essential part of our world. They are fundamental to our financial, public image, and client service strategies. We…
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The St. Vincent de Paul/Centro Rendu program has opened a new office to serve more neighbors in the new Sunset Neighborhood Center, previously Renton Highlands…
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SVdP Holiday Closure Dates!
Please take note of our holiday closure dates listed below. Holidays for the end of 2020: STORES ARE CLOSED: Thanksgiving Day …
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St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP) officials say, “One verifiable method of reducing homelessness in Seattle is to have a system in place that anticipates a potential eviction, coordinates decision making and resources, and stops this action from occurring.”