Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini Conference – Saint Vincent de Paul Society of Rochester NY

“WE ARE THE HANDS OF CHRIST IN THE HEART OF THE CITY.”

124 Evergreen St.
Rochester, NY 14605

Phone: 585-338-2330
Fax: 585-385-3963
Contact: Peter Schaad

Visit St. Vincent De Paul at Ontario Mall Antiques

Booths #26 & 27
Display Cases #224, 268, 269, 502 & 918 at
1850 E. Ridge Rd
ROCHESTER,N.Y. 14622
Behind Planet Fitness
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OPEN MON-SUN 10AM-6PM

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St. Vincent's Treasure Trove

Visit our store!

Come browse our aisles and aisles of merchandise!
Find that hidden treasure you’ve been searching for!

OPEN FRIDAYS 11AM-5PM
SATURDAYS 11AM-3PM
Call: (585) 330-8148

869 N. Clinton Ave. (St. Michael’s Church Hall basement)

Look for our signs at Clifford Ave. and N. Clinton Ave. CLICK HERE TO FIND US

Cash preferred. Checks accepted. No credit or debit cards.

All proceeds help the non-profit St. Vincent de Paul Society in its mission of helping those most in need… right here in Rochester.

VEHICLE DONATION

Donate a Vehicle. Help Those in Need.
Two easy ways to donate your vehicle for auction:
800-322-8284
svdpusacars.com

The sale of each vehicle provides a significant benefit for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Your support will provide funding for transitional job training, food pantries and local thrift stores. You could earn a tax deduction, too.
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ROCHESTER CITY SCHOLARS

Rochester Institute of Technology is proud to offer
the Rochester City Scholars program to graduates of the Rochester City School District who are admitted as freshman to full-time study in baccalaureate programs at the University. This scholarship program, for those meeting elegibility requirements, will cover full tuition at RIT.
Apply by January 15th.
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ABOUT US

We are a social ministry committee of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini parish, working to improve the quality of life in our community through systemic change and providing basic household items to those who cannot afford them.

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Mission Statement

The St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Conference of the St. Vincent DePaul Society is a Catholic lay organization that serves as the hands of Christ in our community. We serve all God’s people with the utmost respect and in deepest humility. Following the compassionate tradition of the Society’s founder, Blessed Frederic Ozanam, and our patron, St. Vincent DePaul, we provide person-to-person assistance to those in need regardless of religious affiliation, race, or national origin. Our Conference reaches out to other organizations and to people of good will to ensure that every resource available is used to help the poor of our community.

What We Do

Provide assistance, in the form of furniture and basic household items, to residents of northeast Rochester who demonstrate need.
Connect those we serve with resources that allow them to attain services for themselves and retain their dignity and self-respect.
Operate St. Vincent’s Treasure Trove, an antiques and collectibles store. All proceeds support our mission of helping those in need.
Accept donations of furniture and household items in good condition.

Help Wanted

Pope Francis calls us to serve…and there’s no better place to start than right here at home!
Become a volunteer with the St. Vincent de Paul Society and help serve those most in need right here in Rochester.

Opportunities include:

Helping pick up furniture donations
Staffing our store
Organizing our warehouse
Conducting home visits
Supporting fundraising and recruitment activities
Accounting and business support
And more

Interested? Call Peter Schaad at (585) 338-2330.

DONATIONS NEEDED

Replacing your living room or bedroom set? We’ll pick it up and find it a good home! We need:

Beds
Dressers
Sofas
Tables and chairs
Lamps
Linens
Kitchenware

Donated items go directly to those in need or are sold at our store to finance the purchase of additional goods for those in need. To arrange a pick-up or for more information, call (585) 338-2330. Monetary donations are also welcome and are tax deductible. Click here for info.