Meet Ned, Our Executive Director
Meet Ned Delmore, our Executive Director at St. Vincent de Paul of Seattle/King County, one of our area’s oldest and most stable community service organizations for over 90 years. The organization’s mission is to go to the poor and serve them “face to face” when they need immediate emergency assistance and other support services. Delmore…
Read MoreA Step Back in History – Jimmy Sakamoto
Born in Seattle in 1903, James Sakamoto was an influential leader in the local and national Japanese American community and a valued St. Vincent de Paul employee. Jimmy graduated from Seattle’s Franklin High School as a football and baseball player. After high school, he moved to New York, where he became one of first professional…
Read MoreThank You, Wells Fargo!
Pamela from Wells Fargo stopped by the office today and presented us with a donation of $5,000 to help SVDP serve King County’s poor. Thank you so much for your generosity, Wells Fargo.
Read MoreStranded
A disabled man called SVDP for help when his electricity was disconnected. His service dog had recently been attacked by another animal, which led to large, unexpected veterinary bills. After taking care of his service dog, he did not have enough money to keep his lights on with his fixed income. Due to his disability,…
Read MorePlease Excuse the Mess
You may have noticed that we are working on fixing up our Aurora store. Construction of protective coatings continues at the Aurora SVDP Thrift Store. Please excuse the mess and enjoy 50% off all merchandise STORE-WIDE at the Aurora Store only today. We apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you for your patience.
Read MoreSummer Sale – Saturday, July 20th
July 20th Summer Sale – 50% OFF Store-Wide* Our stores are well-stocked with fresh donations of all kinds of cool items. From summer clothing, furniture, outdoor tools and more, we are stocked. Put down the hotdogs and hamburgers and head on into St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Stores for some bargain hunting. Ask about our Rewards Cards.…
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