Fight

POVERTY,

Not The

POOR

The Society’s advocacy is rooted within the charitable purposes of advancing health, education, social and public welfare, alleviating poverty, providing assistance to particular disadvantaged groups, and promoting tolerance and human rights.

In the fight against poverty there are no days off.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul - Diocesan Council of Western Kentucky, Inc.

Social Impact 2023

$3,683,841.00

Awarded to Western Kentuckians in need by St. Vincent de Paul Conferences.

74,589

Western Kentucky Neighbors Served

$890,309

Rent Utilities Medical

$659,674

Food, Clothing & Furniture Provided

61,583

Volunteer Hours ($2.1M value)

109,073

Miles Traveled ($71,443 value)

What We Do

Through the generosity of donors, corporations, charitable foundations, and our thrift store operations, led by an all-volunteer council of servant leaders; the Society of St. Vincent de Paul-Diocesan Council of Western Kentucky, Inc. is able to serve our most vulnerable and marginalized neighbors throughout western Kentucky.

Feed

If you give some of your own food to those who are hungry and to satisfy those who are humble, then your light will rise in the dark, and your darkness will become as bright as the noonday sun. 

Isaiah 58:10

Clothe

John replied, “Whoever has two tunics should share with him who has none, and whoever has food should do the same.” 

Luke 3:11

Shelter

Jesus *said to him, “The foxes have holes and the birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay His head.”

Matthew 8:20

Our Mission

By the Numbers

St. Vincent de Paul helps western Kentuckians by providing emergency help with shelter, utilities, food, clothing, transportation and furniture. There is special emphasis on serving the unhoused.

96

Years of Local Service

Years of serving neighbors regardless of ethnicity, religious belief, or lifestyle.  

20,000

Annual Donors

Annual donors provide consistent support for ongoing charitable efforts.

61,583

Annual Volunteer Hours

Annual volunteer hours reflect dedication and community service contributions.

74,589

Annual Neighbors Served

Neighbors served annually demonstrate community outreach and support efforts.

“Vincentians are the hands and feet of Christ.”

- The Most Reverend Wm. F. Medley, Bishop of Western Kentucky

Latest News

St. Vincent de Paul Makes Forbes List of Top U.S. Charities

Atmos Energy Donates to Central District

St. Vincent de Paul Makes Forbes List of Top U.S. Charities

Our Mission

A network of friends, inspired by Gospel values, growing in holiness and building a more just world through service and personal relationships with people in need.

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