Society of

Saint Vincent De Paul

Founded in 1833, the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul is a worldwide organization dedicated to serving neighbors in need. The National Council of the United States, Society of Saint Vincent de Paul was established to organize and represent local Saint Vincent de Paul Conferences and Councils among the global Society’s membership. Today, with nearly 100,000 members, the National Council provides resources, training, and spiritual development for Vincentians throughout 4,428 local Conferences and 500 Councils.


The Saint Joseph Parish council has been active for over 50 years. The financial resources for the conference are provided by generous donations from our parishioners to help their neighbors. 

OUR MISSION

A network of friends, inspired by Gospel values, growing in holiness and building a more just world through personal relationships with and service to people in need. 


WHO WE SERVE

Our services are available to all parishioners and to all others who live within the parish boundaries shown below.


WHAT SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE?

  • Food Items from the Saint Joseph Parish Conference food pantry and local stores
  • Financial Help with
  • Rent
  • Utilities (Gas/Electric/Water)
  • Automobile Gas Vouchers where applicable


HOW TO CONTACT US:

  • Please call the parish office M-F 8:30-4:30 at 419-885-5791. When transferred to the voicemail, please provide your name, contact phone number, address, type of assistance needed and the best time to contact you.
  • The parish will provide this information to the Saint Vincent DePaul outreach coordinator who will arrange for a volunteer case worker to call you back using the contact information you provided.
  • The volunteer case worker will assess the needs based on family size and circumstances and gather information such as utility account numbers, landlord information, amt owed etc. All information collected is confidential.
  • If food assistance is requested, a Saint Vincent DePaul member will contact you regarding specific needs and delivery information.



No act of charity is foreign to the society.