Since 1983, the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Roseville has been the largest privately funded supplier of services in South Place County. We provide
hope as well as help for people that are in crisis. Our goal is to help people in need as they work towards self-sufficiency.
Our funding is supplied mainly through private donations. However, we do receive other funding through grants, churches, a few corporate contributions and profits from our thrift store.
St. Vincent de Paul of Roseville works closely with city, county, and other nonprofit agencies to provide direct services to those in need in the South Placer County area.
Each month, over 600 local families and 780 individuals receive supplemental groceries from the St. Vincent de Paul food locker.
Our clients are poor working families with children, seniors (many of whom are widowed), laid off workers and the physically and mentally disabled. No one is turned away.
At St. Vincent de Paul's food locker, each household is allowed to come in for groceries once every 30 days.
Single individuals receive four bags of food- breads, staples, vegetables, and meat.
Families with children are given and extra bag of food when available and sometimes something special, like a birthday cake or turkey!
BAGS Food Delivery to homebound in Roseville/li>
Dining Hall providing balanced meals 5 days a week
St. Vincent de Paul is so much more than a food bank:
Weekly clinic with a doctor and nurse onsite for uninsured or low income persons
New Beginnings Transitional Program for families working towards self sufficiency
Payee service for SSI recipients
County assistance for MIA/MCSP, Food Stamps, Medical and general assistance
Prescirption Assistance
Hygiene Items
Baby diapers, formula, layettes and other baby needs
Clothing vouchers
Visitation for Roseville residents to provide household needs
