As an Everyday Saint, you don’t just help one family on one day. Your giving unlocks an extraordinary chain of generosity and care that extends to thousands of families, across months and years of systemic transformation.

  • Each month, nearly 90,000 volunteers of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul serve more than 388,000 people in need, providing essential services like rental assistance, food distribution, and other support.
  • Our volunteers leverage every dollar you commit monthly into homelessness prevention services, food, life-giving medication, and clothing.
  • Your steady giving helps families stay in their homes, keep the lights on, and have enough to eat.

When you give monthly, you offer more than just temporary relief to those in need. You join with Vincentian volunteers to extend hands of hope directly into the homes of the neighbors in need across the country. You meet families in their moment of greatest vulnerability and walk alongside them on their journey to stability.

Your monthly gift to SVdP USA multiplies in value and impact over time. 

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By joining the SVdP Everyday Saints Giving Club, you become a trusted partner on the path to stability. So many of those we serve have felt the pain of abandonment. They’ve been left with no one to protect them or their dignity. Your monthly gift shows them people still care for them, and we’re with them on this journey.

Will you stand alongside us as an Everyday Saint? You will be a partner in our mission to alleviate suffering and promote dignity to those most in need — every day, without pause.

Join us in making a difference, every month, every day, as an Everyday Saint.


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