ST. PETER CONFERENCE OF
THE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
Please help us to continue our mission of love during these difficult times by donating to the St. Peter Conference of the St. Vincent de Paul Society. Many of our brothers and sisters in Christ need our help. SEE OPPORTUNITIES TO VOLUNTEER BELOW.
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Dear Neighbors,
St. Peter SVdP Schedule Nov. 2025: Please sign up right away, especially if you can help this Saturday. Please consider taking 2 Saturdays this month and recruit peeps to come with you!
Thanksgiving: If you would like to sign your family up to help with the Thanksgiving Meal please see the Sign Up Genius below. There are other opportunities besides Thanksgiving Day.
A Story from the Heart: Our pantry has become increasingly popular this year. We are open on Saturdays because we want to help the working poor. People are trying to make their money go further by taking advantage of pantries in the neighborhood. We are only open from 1:30 - 2:30 pm and we have been serving over 70 people in that time frame. That is double of what we used to plan for! We are seeing lots of new faces. We feel it is not going to slow down any time soon. Your donations are crucial for us to keep up with demand. Thank you for your monthly monetary donations, food donations and your volunteer hours. If you would prefer to work behind the scenes in the pantry, please contact Sonja Schreffler at stpeterpantry@duck.com
SVdP Monthly Meeting: We will have our monthly SVdP Meeting on Sunday August 10th after 9:30 am Mass. Deacon Dan Deluca will lead us in spiritual direction. Everyone is welcome, even if you just want to find out about SVdP. Rolls and coffee will be provided. Please let us know if you can join Kevin and I. neighbors.svdp.stp@gmail.com or 402-669-8014.
Pantry Needs: Please help! Our pantry is struggling to keep our shelves stocked. The current pantry needs are canned fruit, tomato sauce, diced tomatoes, pasta sauce, pasta, cereal, soup or ramen and toilet paper. Thank you for helping us serve those with food insecurity. Our pantry numbers keep increasing because many people in the city are dealing with food insecurity. Thank you for your generosity. Any perishable items may be donated at the Parish Hall (723 S. 27th St.) on Saturdays between 1:00 - 3:00 pm.
Items can be left in the brown bins by the entrances of the church. Thank you for your generosity.
