Our Mission St. Vincent de Paul Georgia empowers people, regardless of their background, ethnicity or faith, to achieve stability and self-sufficiency by offering financial, material, educational and spiritual support and by collaborating with others to develop and deliver programs and services.
"Giving opens the way for receiving." - Florence Scovel Shinn
Important Dates
CSC Open House - September 18 - More Information click HERE CSC Open House - September 19 - More Information click HERE BIG NIGHT IN WITH SVdP GEORGIA - September 24 - to Register click HERE
Capital Campaign Transforming the Way We Serve!
SVDP GEORGIA IS JUST $650,000 AWAY FROM REACHING OUR GOAL OF $7.5 MILLION AND REALIZING A VISION OF #HOPETRANSFORMED
Through our first-ever capital campaign, St. Vincent de Paul Georgia has a Vision for Transforming Hope.
After more than a century of service, the Hope Transformed capital campaign and transformation of the St. Vincent de Paul Georgia Conference Support Center includes:
Securing ownership of the property at 2050 Chamblee Tucker Road,
Transforming the building to amplify mission-critical programming; and
Sustaining the life-changing impact of St. Vincent de Paul Georgia’s work into the future. READ MORE
EXCITING NEWS + UPDATES
FEATURED GUEST SPEAKER, CLARK HOWARD AND OTHERS
MEET THE NEW SVDP GEORGIA CEO & BOARD CHAIR
LEARN ABOUT SVDP’S COVID RESPONSE AND IMPACT
FEATURED SPEAKER “WHY HOPE MATTERS”, JIM MULLEN
VIDEO TOUR OF THE NEWLY RENOVATED CONFERENCE SUPPORT CENTER
ENLIGHTENING STORIES OF HOPE
CELEBRATE THE 2020 HOPE BUILDER AWARD RECIPIENT
AND MORE…
Like many couples, Josephine and her boyfriend fought about their finances. She had always worked and paid her bills on time, and he did not share these same values. When the fighting escalated to a violent altercation, Josephine was determined that it would never happen again. She accepted a quick job transfer and moved across the state to start a new life with her children.
Imagine her disappointment when she arrived and was told that the new job would only be able to provide her with half of the hours of the old one. Still she continued to work as hard as ever and enrolled in an online program with Kaplan University. She earned an AA in Medical Office Management and found a new, higher paying job but the new income was not high enough. Josephine was not able to pay off her back rent fast enough and was evicted.
VOLUNTEER
Can you or someone you know help? Volunteers always make an impact!
Food Box Delivery – Our Chamblee and Lakewood food pantries need your help delivering food to our neighbors in need throughout Metro-Atlanta. Sign Up Today!
DONATE GOODS
The following are especially needed at our Food Pantries:
Donations to general operations will support all programs by St. Vincent de Paul across Georgia.
Preventing Homelessness, Fighting Hunger, and Changing Lives.
Founded in 1903, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Georgia provides immediate relief to those on the edge of poverty. We helpneighborsin crisismaintain self-sufficiency and dignity by providing emergency mortgage, rent or utility payments; food, clothing, medicine; legal aid; loan or tax assistance, and career guidance. SVdP puts hope into action to prevent poverty from spreading to another family.
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