To receive help call (954) 218-1233

The St. Vincent de Paul Society would like to thank the entire Parish for its generosity in our food drives, envelope donations, clothing donations, and the poor box donations. The gifts you give will reach many in our community and, in some cases, change lives.
Thank you, and God Bless!

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Food donations for our SVdP Pantry on SEAS grounds can be dropped off at the Parish Office during normal business hours.

Clothing and small items (no toys or books, please) can be brought to the church for pick up by St Vincent de Paul. Larger items such as gently used furniture, TVs & home electronics, small and large appliances, and any larger donation will gladly be picked up by our trucks. Please call 954-942-2242 to schedule a pick-up.

If you are in need of help from SVdP, please call 954.218.1233. God Bless!
You must live within the 33071 zip code or be a registered member of St Elizabeth Ann Seton.

What is the St. Vincent de Paul Society? 
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul fosters hope by providing spiritual, emotional, and material assistance on a person-to-person basis to those living in poverty, the lonely, and the forgotten in our communities across the United States. 

In what ways do we help those in need locally? We provide assistance to create a systemic change in the lives of those in need such as food assistance, housing assistance, utility bill assistance, and assistance in applying for state and local programs.

How can we afford to help those in need?  
The St. Vincent de Paul Society runs solely on donations to our poor boxes located in the Church and Office.

• Food Pantry Drive
• Thrift Store Drives
• Back Pack Drives
• Thanksgiving Basket Drives
• Giving Tree Donations
• Sponsorships & donations through the Vincent Murphy Walk for the Poor

We couldn’t do it without you!

We believe...
In the dignity of the human person...
In the identification of Jesus with the poor...
In the preferential option for the poor...
In Jesus the Evangelizer and Servant of the poor...
In growth in intimacy with Jesus, which is a lifelong process...
In poverty of spirit, which is the primary beatitude...
In that, our primary concern is charity and justice...
In that prayer is essential, personal, and communal...
In the virtue of humility: personal and corporate...
In the virtue of charity, inside and outside the Society...
In Divine Providence...
In Friendship...
In Community...
And in Simplicity.