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

St. Vincent de Paul celebrates Walk Against Hunger

A sea of walkers in bright orange T-shirts with St. Vincent de Paul's logo "Meeting Needs and Offering Hope" gathered in Hartbeat Park on May 5.

The group was comprised of 40 different teams from Middletown, Durham and Middlefield, and they came to participate in the Foodshare Walk Against Hunger to benefit St. Vincent de Paul Middletown and the local soup kitchen. The teams represented faith based organizations, businesses, civic organizations, schools and families for a total of approximately 250 walkers.

All of these teams worked hard to raise money for St. Vincent de Paul, and the results exceeded expectations, organizers said. The total amount raised is estimated to be in excess of $30,000.

The money raised will help St. Vincent de Paul keep pace with the ever increasing demand for nutritious food at the soup kitchen and the Amazing Grace Food Pantry, organizers said. CLICK TO READ MORE >

Thank you to Feed the People Charity for hosting the Middletown Pizza War, all the pizza restaurants Mondo Restaurant, Tommy's Restaurant, First And Last Tavern, Pizzeria Da Vinci, Carmines Pizza and Italian Take Out, Price Chopper, Domino's, Papa Johns, and the 400 people from the community who came out to support this fabulous event last night!! We really appreciate all your support! CLICK TO READ MORE

UPCOMING EVENTS

Fri night May 10th is the next Game Night at the soup kitchen

Mayor Daniel T. Drew will be hosting the 8^th Annual Mayor's Ball on Saturday, June 1 at 7:00 PM at the Elk's Club on Maynard St. Middletown. The invitation is open to all members of the public and businesses. This year's Ball will benefit Amazing Grace Food Pantry and "Letters From Italy, 1944", a soldier's story told in music that will be performed by the Greater Middletown Chorale at the premier on Sunday, April 29 at 4:00 pm at the Center for Performing Arts at Middletown High School. Additional information on Letters from Italy, 1944 is available online at www.lettersfromitaly.com

Tickets for the ball are $100 per person and include a five course itaian-themed meal, wine or beer during cocktail hour, and music for dancing by Prelude Band. For more information contact the Mayor's Office at 860-344-3401.

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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