Rogelio Stays in His Home

Rogelio has been rebuilding his life from addiction and criminal convictions.  He is working full-time for a local non-profit that specializes in helping those with barriers to employment, find and keep work. He has had an apartment for the last six months and is well on the road to self-sufficiency.  With rent taking up about half of…

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Thank You, Sur La Table

Thank you to our neighbors at Sur La Table for donating almost 200 boxes of miscellaneous housewares. Plates, glasses, gourmet cookbooks, vases, and more! Look for great items like these in stores now! But hurry, these fabulous #SVdPFinds are flying off the shelves. Donations to St. Vincent de Paul are sold in our five King…

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Become One of Vincent's Shoppers

Amazing Finds, Big Selection, and a Caring Mission. Those three terms really do describe the unique selling proposition of St. Vincent de Paul of Seattle|King County thrift stores. You can purchase gently used items, discover things you never thought we’d have, receive quality customer service, and have the opportunity to help donate to a heartfelt,…

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Thank You, Aviation High School!

We would like to thank our neighbors down the street – the students of Raisbeck Aviation High School. The students of the Culture Club at RAHS donate 200 non-perishable food items to our food bank. We generally serve between 300 – 400 households when our food bank is open. We rely on the support of…

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Jack Finds a Home

Jack is 68 years old and homeless. He had an apartment, but the building was sold and the rent was raised to more than his Section 8 voucher allotted. Jack has been staying with friends since he was forced to move. He recently found a new apartment, but did not have enough to cover the…

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Mom Keeps Family's Water On

Sarah is a single mom with 4 children. She works part time at a retail store, which means that her hours can vary greatly and her earnings fluctuate as a result. Getting by is a constant struggle for this mother and her family and she feels like it is “one bill after another.” This family’s…

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