Please Join Us on October 14th

Please join us on October 14th for the formal Blessing and Opening of Centro Rendu, our Hispanic Outreach program. Centro Rendu is a new program started by St. Vincent de Paul of Seattle|King County to communicate with and provide services to the Hispanic Community in King County.  Centro Rendu is a key part of our…

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Dialogue for Justice

Want to make a difference and advocate for the poor and vulnerable in our communities? Please join us for Dialogue for Justice’s King County Regional Advocacy Convening at St. James Cathedral in Seattle on October 19th. The Dialogue for Justice is an initiative to strengthen Catholic advocacy on behalf of the poor and vulnerable in…

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Meet Nathan

Nathan is our Food Bank Operations Coordinator at SVdP.  He started working here two years ago as the Food Bank Operations Assistant until he was promoted to Coordinator.  He prides himself on his work ethic – “No pain, no gain!” Before he came to Seattle and St. Vincent de Paul, Nathan was a production potter…

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Thank You, Costco!

We want to offer a big and special thank you to Costco for a major donation to our thrift stores. We received hundreds of items including clothing, housewares, toys, furniture and more. This special gift from Costco has been done by the company for a number of years. This kind of generosity helps fuel our…

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The All Important Family Conversation

Have you tried to talk with your family about your will and estate plan? Or, are you trying to understand what your mother, father or other loved one wants for their legacy? These can be difficult conversations. But these essential talks (plus strategies for starting them) will help give all of you some peace of…

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Thank You, Grocery Outlet

Thank you to the 4th Avenue Seattle Grocery Outlet for your donations to our Georgetown Food Bank! Your non-perishable donations over the summer went a long way to help our guests and their families.  Summer is always a hard time for food banks, as we generally receive fewer donations than in winter months.  We appreciate…

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