Seeing the Face of Christ in Those We Serve
Richmond, VA
Richmond, VA
Richmond, VA Richmond, VA Richmond, VARichmond, VA
Richmond, VA
Richmond, VA Richmond, VA Richmond, VAHELPING A FRIEND IN NEED
As Vincentians, we grow spiritually by serving our friends in need. We treat those we serve with dignity as we would a friend. When Vincentians makes a home visit, they have been invited into someone's home. During the visit, the Vincentian listens to how we can help. We support our friends with
- Rent assistance
- Utility assistance
- Food assistance
- Information and referral
- Spiritual support
Upcoming Events
First and Third Tuesday
Meetings at 7PM in St Michael's Lake House Social Hall (check the monitor in the main building to confirm meeting room)
Cradle of Love
March 7-15
Many of the friends we serve are in need of baby items. A little help with baby supplies can go a long way for a family. Donate new diapers and wipes to the Society of St Vincent Cradle of Love located in the St Michael's Commons Area.
Mite Boxes
Pick up your mite box at St Michael's in the commons area starting February 29. Fill it with change and bills and return it to St Michael's. All funds collected will benefit those we serve.
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NEWS FROM the society
First Young Vincentian Group in Virginia
The first Young Vincentian Group has started at St Michaels. Members have been meeting and will be doing service projects to help our friends in need. The first project included collecting and assembling food baskets for 30 families in need at Thanksgiving.
Mini Loan Program
SVDP Richmond is proud to partner with Village Bank to offer our Mini Loan Program to assist those struggling with pay day loans. The program will assist those who have gone through the home visit process who are struggling with the burden of a pay day loan.
SVDP Video
Watch "Change Your Life" video presented at the Friends of the Poor Walk 2019.