Serving Prince George

St Vincent de Paul saw the need on the streets of France, and reached out to help those around him.
Manager Winson helps our chef to turn donated full cream into butter...
... destined for 56 food hampers.
Donated and garden-grown vegetables ensure everyone who visits us gets a well-balanced meal.
Fresh garden carrots, donated and prepped by volunteers.
St. Vincent de Paul Prince George helps to reduce food waste by partnering with local grocery stores and food suppliers.
Our volunteers are instrumental in helping to prepare food, like these tasty salad toppers.
Donated Bell Peppers, thanks to our partners at local grocery stores and the Salvation Army...
...turn into nutritious and well-balanced pork stuffed roasted peppers...
... enough to feed 130 people on a cold day in Prince George.
Our logo: The fish is the symbol of Christianity and, in this case, represents the Society of St Vincent de Paul. The eye of the fish is the vigilant eye of God seeking to help the poor in our midst. The crossing at the tail or the tie-knot represents unity and oneness among members and also the union with the poor. The circle bounding the logo signifies the global or worldwide stature of the SSVP, an international Society. The words “serviens in spe” mean to “serve in hope”, the hope that comes from Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Our volunteers perform various duties, including preparing cutlery packs for safe, take-out meals
Food Hampers can be ordered by clicking the image, sponsor a hamper today!
Cute and cuddly, and ready with hot coffee and soup - St. Vincent de Paul in bear form.

Saint Vincent de Paul helps the people of Prince George and area who are in need.

Services include:

– meals

– hampers

– support finding resources

– clothing and home furnishings

– a warm and safe place to gather