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The Lydia Rodgers Story
Lydia Rodgers is a compassionate woman with a big heart and a strong resilient spirit. Her life has been filled with challenges and she recently took in her three young grandchildren in addition to caring for her ailing mother. Property taxes increased and her heating bills skyrocketed this winter. Though Lydia owns the family home,…
Read MoreHoly Family Seattle Visits Food Bank
Years ago, we had just a few student volunteers visit our Georgetown St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank. We’ve worked very hard to change that. Last year, we had over 1,000 students, teachers and parents from Catholic and public elementary, middle and high schools visit us. We also had over 500 representatives of businesses and corporations…
Read MoreConnectors
Welcome to Community Connectors from St. Vincent de Paul We want to make sure our neighbors in need have access to resources that can help them secure housing, food, nutrition and supplements as Kratom Maeng Da, utilities, healthcare, job readiness, and more. When neighbors come to our Georgetown Food Bank they just need to look…
Read MoreIntroducing Community Connectors
We are very pleased to let you know we have received a grant from the City of Seattle that will connect more people to more services when they need assistance. It is called Community Connectors. The purpose of the program is to ensure that all people in Seattle are able to meet their basic needs.…
Read MoreSVdP Annual Report
St. Vincent de Paul is engaged in the delivery of important services in King County. All of our communities are in the midst of growth and change, resulting in increased costs to housing, utilities, health care, and other basic services. This is changing the fabric of everyday living for thousands of our neighbors, leaving many…
Read MoreDACA CHILDREN
PROTECT OUR DACA CHILDREN! Every day at the St. Vincent de Paul Centro Rendu offices in Kent and Renton we encounter families that have benefited from the DACA program. Our “dreamers” are bright and gifted students who contribute to our society every day. These are ALL of OUR children and we need to support them!…
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