St. Vincent de Paul Society
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul aspires to “embrace the world in a network of charity”
Members of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (Vincentians) are people who strive to grow spiritually by offering person-to-person service to individuals in need. No matter our age, ethnic background, or financial status we are blessed with an awareness that our blessings (time, talent or treasure) are to be shared with our brothers and sisters in need.
The St. Mary Conference of St. Vincent de Paul offers tangible assistance to those in need on a person-to-person basis. It is this personalized involvement that makes the work of the Society unique. This aid may take the form of intervention, consulation, or often through direct dollar or in-kind service. An essential precept of the Society’s work is to provide help while maintaining the confidentiality and dignity of those who are served. The Society recognizes that it must assume, also, a role of advocacy for those who are defenseless or voiceless.
Some 12 million persons are helped annually by Vincentians in the United States
Do you or a Family you know need help?
Please Call St. Mary St. Vincent de Paul at (224) 569-2100
The phone is monitored daily and a response can be expected within 48 hours.
Are You Called to be a SVdP Volunteer?
The St. Mary Conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul welcomes all who wish to live their faith by loving and serving the poor. Dedicated Vincentians are needed to visit families in need in their home, assisting them with their spiritual and physical needs.
Vincentians grow in their faith by seeing Christ in the faces of the poor, as He tells us, when we serve the least of His brethern we serve Him.
If you would like to volunteer we suggest you contact St. Mary SVdP at (224) 569-2100 or … to learn how you may discern whether you are called to join us in service to those in need through the St. Mary Conference of St. Vincent de Paul please click here.
Area Vincentians including St. Mary Conference participate in the National Walk for the Poor
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! TO ALL THE FRIENDS OF THE POOR
The Society of St. Vincent DePaul at St. Mary’s hosted the 12th annual “Friends of the Poor Run/Walk” on September 28th and was joined by the St Vincent de Paul conference from St. Catherine of Siena, West Dundee. Thank you to the hearty participants who braved the wet weather and the construction to show their support of the poor and needy in our community. This year it was good to be back at St Mary’s Parish Center and the adjoining neighborhood. For added fun, three Silent Auction packages were added to the festivities.
St. Mary’s St. Vincent de Paul would like to thank all participants: our priests for their support, the sponsors and the generous St. Mary’s parishioners who supported the Run/Walk with a registration fee, a pledge, donation or purchasing a raffle ticket. The money that St. Mary’s conference raised will be used to help those in need in our own local community.
The Run/Walk would not be possible without the time donated by our wonderful volunteers. Thank you to the 28 plus volunteers that made the event possible.
Many Thanks to our Generous “Friends of the Poor” Run/Walk Sponsors:
Leadership Sponsors
Huntley American Legion
Lake in the Hills Podiatry.
Knights of Columbus
TCF Bank
Supporting Sponsors
Oil Pro (Jason & Brian Jacklow)
DeFiore Funeral Home
Preferred Planning Concepts LLC
Athletico Physical Therapy
Partner Sponsors
Northwest Podiatry
Huntley Travel
Adam’s Collision Center
Huntley Realty
J.L. Jones Insurance & Retirement
Mark Pacana D.D.S.
American Community Bank
Moshe Zamir M.D.
Elio M. Vento M.D.
Hansen Heating and Plumbing
Parkside Pub & Grill
James A. O’Conner Funeral Home
Thank you to all the businesses who provided the wonderful items listed below for a free raffle:
Ace Hardware, Huntley Manny’s Gelato & Cafe
Arby’s LITH Marengo Ridge Golf
Auto Tech, Goodyear, Huntley Mario Tricoci
Best Tobacco & Gifts Morkes Chocolate, Huntley J
Bonefish Grill O’Reilly Auto Parts
Boulder Ridge Country Club Oil Pro, Elk Grove
Brunch Café, Huntley Papa Saverio’s, Huntley
Bulldog Ale House Pinecrest Golf Course
Café’ Roma Preferred Planning Concepts
Costco Pub 47, Huntley
Crystal Woods Golf Course Randall Oaks Golf Course
Culver’s Huntley Shampooch & Kitty
Denny’s Six Flags Great America
Dental Care, Huntley Sport Clips, Huntley
Domino’s Pizza Starbucks
Great Clips, Algonquin Terrace Hill Golf Course
Great Clips, Huntley Tom’s Farm Market
Huntley American Legion Tropical Café’, Huntley
Jamison’s, Huntley Village Green Cleaners
Jewel, Huntley Walgreen’s, Huntley
Jimmy John’s, Algonquin Walmart, Huntley
Jimmy John’s, Huntley Whisper Creek Golf Course
Kosta’s, Algonquin Panda Express
Leann Nails Village Inn
Lily Nails Rookies, Huntley
Thanks are in order:
For the Golf Bonanza: Boulder Ridge Country Club, Crystal Woods Golf Course, Marengo Ridge Golf Course, Pinecrest, Randall Oaks, and Whisper Creek Golf Course.
For the Cash Raffle: Huntley American Legion.
Thanks to Andy Huber for rounding out the event by providing beautiful music.
St. Mary St. Vincent de Paul Conference conducts clothing drives several times each year.
The clothing drives helps to provide clothing for those in need, provides needed jobs through the West Chicago SVdP store and helps to fund other efforts to assist those in need.
Our St. Mary Pantry’s Need for Food Is On-going
Monthly food drives provide food for many needy families each week. Please continue to support our efforts to feed the hungry through your generous contributions. The need is ongoing. Thank you for your support.
Northern Illinois Mobile Food Truck
On June 1, St. Vincent de Paul hosted the Northern Illinois Mobile Food Truck at St. Mary’s. 143 families participated in the food give-away which included meat, produce, bread, canned goods and a cleaning product. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU to the kind and caring volunteers and to Jewel for providing shopping carts and to John Miceli for providing the transportation. There were more than 30 adult volunteers and 20 youth volunteers. The youth played an integral role returning grocery carts, distributing food and helping those in need load food in their cars.