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The Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Springfield Region is 501(c)3 nonprofit organization focused on caring for the poor. We provide assistance with independent living (i.e. food, rent, utilities, furniture, beds, appliances, medical needs, transitional shelter, and countless forms of advocacy). We expedite on-site emergency walk-in assistance for supportive housing referrals; paying for I.D.’s, birth certificates, and work boots. We provide monthly food pantry support and thrift store clothing and household voucher programs. We implement-systemic change initiatives with poverty relief and advocacy; assisting neighbors with benefits enrollment, educational needs, agency referrals, and criminal re-entry services.
We also offer walk-in services and various resources for Haitian immigrants needing interpretation and community navigation. This helps Haitians acclimate and to comply with immigration necessities. (i.e Temporary Protected Status, asylum applications, and work permits). We offer legal immigration clinics to expand services for additional immigration requirements and connect immigrants to jobs when possible. We also collaborate with other non-profits, faith-based organizations, and local service agencies to echo the voices of our marginalized neighbors.

 

 

 

 

Location — 2417 East High Street, Springfield, Ohio

Food Pantry — by appointment only

  • Call (937) 325-8880 Wednesday and Friday 10 am – noon
  • Food dispensed Tuesday and Thursday, noon -2 pm
  • Picture ID required for all adults, proof of existence (for example, a social security card) required for children.
  • Revisits permitted after 28 days

 

Location — 2415 East High Street, Springfield, Ohio

Emergency Assistance

  • Call (937) 322-0838 Tuesday and Friday from 10 am – 10:30 am
  • For assistance with rent, utilities, and household needs

Walk-in Assistance

  • Tuesday through Friday 10:30 am – noon
  • For assistance with birth certificates and work shoes

Immigrant Neighbor Needs

  • Call (937) 325-8800 / ext.2

Location — 2425 East High Street, Springfield, Ohio

Thrift Store

  • Accepting donations to help those in need.  Call (937) 325-9111 for free pick-up.
  • Drop off donations Wednesday through Saturday 10 am – 2 pm
  • Free clothing available Wednesday and Thursday 10 am – 3 pm
  • Clothing available from specified clothing rack
  • Each individual may have 1 pair pajamas, 3 shirt or sweaters, 3 pants or dresses, 3 undergarments, 3 pairs of socks, 1 pair of shoes, and 1 coat or jacket.
  • Individuals are eligible for free clothing every 90 days.

 

St.Vincent dePaul

Originated in France-1833

By FOUNDERS:

St. Vincent de Paul

Blessed Frederic Ozanam

Sr. Rosalie Rendu

St. Louise de Marillac

United States: 1845

U.S. Birthplace,

St. Louis, Missouri

Now 800,000 Members

In 150+ Countries

No act of Charity is foreign to the Society.”

SVdP Mission Statement:

A network of friends inspired by Gospel values, growing in holiness and building a more just world through personal relationships with

and service to people in need.”

           St. Teresa Conference-1827 N. Limestone St. Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 342-8861                               We invite volunteers and collaborations from 

          St. Bernard Conference– 910 Lagonda Ave. Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 322-5243                                              people of all faiths and walks of life.

          St. Raphael/St. Joseph’s Conference– 225 E. High St. Springfield, OH 45505 (937) 323-7523

          St. Patrick Conference– 316 Patterson Ave. Bellefontaine, OH 43311 (937) 592-6621

          Sacred Heart Conference– 209 W. Lake Ave. New Carlisle, OH 45344 (937) 845-3121

          St. Mary of the Woods– 464 Madison Avenue Russells Point, OH 43348 (937) 843-312

          Thrift Store, retail & collector merchandise, free in-house clothing program. All other free items are provided through emergency assistance calls.

          Choice Food Pantry, monthly visits by appointment, including toiletries, etc.

          Emergency Call In Assistance, Home Visit Parish-Funded Conferences for Rent, Utilities, furniture, & appliance assistance.

          Emergency Walk-In Assistance, temporary shelter, on hold; work boots, birth certificates, IDs

          Baling Program, 100,000 pounds of clothing, shoes, boots, purses harvested to Third World countries annually.

          Immigrant Services, working with interpreters and Area agency’s to help immigrants with their status in the United States, (i.e. Work Permits, TPS, Asylum).

                                SVdP spends around $6700.00+ weekly on the above listed services. We think our donors, United Way, & area foundations.