NW School Students Volunteer
Thank you to the 10th Grade students from the Northwest School, who volunteered in our Food Bank last week. These awesomely kind students helped sort clothing our Clothing Bank. They also handed out food to our guests, with bright, shining faces. We are really grateful that these students spent the day with us to help…
Read MoreWorking Grandma Needing Help
Deanna is a grandmother, who works full time and is raising two of her grandchildren. The family had to move out of their previous rental unit when the lease ended, and they still had not found a place to move into. They were staying with friends, found a rental and were approved to move in.…
Read MoreLast Days of Summer Sale
Shop SVdP’s Last Days of Summer Sale on September 20th from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Get 50% off store-wide (sale excludes beds, frames, and purple tags) on our already low prices at any of our five King County stores (Aurora, Burien, Renton, Kent, and Kenmore). Sales in our thrift stores support our programs, including…
Read MoreSudden Death in the Family
Nate was a 20 year old musician, who worked as a cook at a local restaurant and lived with roommates. He loved music and was working on his next “big thing” when he passed away without explanation on last month. Preliminary autopsy results show no reason for his death. He was healthy from head to…
Read MoreVolunteers Needed
Help!! Our St. Vincent de Paul Georgetown Food Bank is creating a new garden and we need five strong individuals to help tear up a patch of asphalt (25’ X 4’). Volunteers would need to be able to use a sledgehammer to crush asphalt and have a willingness to work hard. Volunteers should bring work gloves…
Read MoreThanks, Seattle Design District Assc.
Thank you to the Seattle Design District Association for inviting St. Vincent de Paul to their 4th Annual Sidewalk Sale in Georgetown. Local vendors sold furniture, fabric, accessories, antiquities, vintage wares and more and some donated unsold product to St. Vincent de Paul. We really want to thank all of the generous vendors who donated…
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