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Upgrade Your World
Yesterday, Microsoft employees volunteered at our Aurora and Kenmore stores, as part of the Microsoft Upgrade Your World campaign for the launch Windows 10. Our stores are vital to our mission, providing revenue to fund our programs. With a limited staff and budget, we always need help cleaning up our stores – inside and outside…
Read MoreSeafair Clowns Share Laughter
We want to thank our friends, the Seafair Clowns, for visiting our Kenmore, Aurora and Renton stores last week! We appreciate the time you took to spend some time with our shoppers and neighbors, spreading joy and laughter in our communities. Thank you!
Read MoreThank You, US Foods
Our friends at US Foods held a donation drive for us last week. They collected gently-used clothing and household goods to be sold in our thrift stores. To support our programs, St. Vincent de Paul operates five King County thrift stores, which serve as our largest fundraiser. Purchases and donations at our stores support our…
Read MoreASB Students’ Drive for Backpacks Big Success
Briana (left) and Julia (right) Hopper, soon to be seventh grade students at Assumption St. Bridget School, organized a “Backpack Donation Drive” for the St. Vincent de Paul Georgetown Food Bank during the last several weeks of the 2014 -2015 school year. Their organization efforts, placement of donation bins at ASB School and Assumption Church…
Read MoreThank You, BNSF
We would like to thank BNSF Railway Foundation for their generous gift of $10,000. Courtney Wallace, Regional Director, Public Affairs presented St. Vincent de Paul with this grant, which will support our Case Management program. Thank you, BNSF Railway Foundation.
Read MoreDonate at Mary, Queen of Peace This Summer
Look for the St. Vinnie’s donation truck this summer at Mary, Queen of Peace – 1121 228th Ave SE in Sammamish. July 11 & 25 August 1, 15 & 29 September 12 & 26 10 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Save the dates and donate: Clothing ● Household goods ● Books ● Kitchenware ● Accessories ●…
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