St. Vincent de Paul Middletown - Meeting Needs, Offering Hope

WHAT WE DO

	Meals Our Soup Kitchen serves breakfast, hot lunch and sandwiches for dinner.		Food Pantry Our Amazing Grace Program provides a choice of groceries for Middletown families once every 30 days.
	Community Assistance Our Outreach Program at 617 Main Street helps people to meet immediate and long term.		Supportive Housing Case management and support housing services

WHO WE ARE

Founded in 1980 by the Sisters of Mercy and the Catholic Diocese of Norwich, St. Vincent De Paul meets the needs of the poor and homeless in greater Middletown, Connecticut. A four-pronged mission, St. Vincent's provides nutritious meals through our community Soup Kitchen and connects people to basic support services and emergency funds through our Community Assistance Program. We also operate the Amazing Grace Food Pantry and a Supportive Housing Program serving individuals with disabilities.

IN THE MEDIA

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St. Vincent De Paul is coordinating staffing for two warming centers in the city. Click to read article on PATCH.com. The First Baptist Church, 93 Main Street, Middletown will be opened every night Sun. Nov. 20 for two months, starting on Sunday, Nov. 20th from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. Church of the Holy Trinity, 381 Main Street, Middletown, will be opened from January to March the same time. If you would like to apply to work a paid ten hour shift, call Lydia Brewster, 860-344-0097 extension 18.

Secret Santa Stuns Soup Kitchen Regulars With Cash
By Cassandra Day, Middletown Patch
Middletown's St. Vincent De Paul Place patrons join those across the nation benefiting this holiday season from the generosity of "Christmas angels."

The cacophony of conversation that accompanies the start of lunch at the St. Vincent De Paul soup kitchen was halted briefly Thursday just after 11 a.m. when a stranger breezed through the kitchen and dining area then out the front door. Click to read full article.

UPCOMING EVENTS

The Soup Kitchen will be open to the public New Year’s Eve in conjunction with the city’s Middnight on Main www.middnight.org with Ping Pong from 3 p.m. to midnight. Ping Pong Tournaments are scheduled from 4 to 6 p.m. All are welcome!

Van driver needed two days a week for the six to eight weeks to pick up food for St. Vincent De Paul Middletown. Call Ron Krom, 860-344-0097 x 11 for details.

Volunteers needed at Amazing Grace Food Pantry. Extra hands are needed now through the holiday season as food donations come in. Call Kathleen Kelly, coordinator at 860-347-3222.

CONTACT SVD

617 Main Street
Middletown, CT
PH: (860) 344-0097
FAX: (860) 343-0023

SUPPORT SVD MIDDLETOWN

St. Vincent De Paul is a nonprofit, 501 (c ) (3) charitable institution. We rely on foundation and corporate grants, and contributions from individuals and groups in the community.

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