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Society of St Vincent de Paul Tucson

AZ · EIN 860104418 · $1.6M rev · operational · www.svdptucson.org
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The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Tucson provides assistance to individuals and families in need across Southern Arizona, focusing on poverty alleviation through direct support and community engagement. They operate a network of 34 volunteer conferences, delivering services without distinction to religious affiliation or ethnicity.

activities · 19

what they do

direct service · 15
  • Conducts "Getting Ahead Workshops" to help individuals prepare for a better future and participates in the program as a secretary.
  • Conducts "Getting Ahead Workshops" to help individuals prepare for a better future, with the organization participating as secretary for the program.
  • Direct Financial and In-Kind Assistance Family Support and Resource Connection
    Provides over $4,500,000 in financial assistance and in-kind support to over 50,000 people in its five-county service area through a network of 34 local conferences.
  • Donation Drop-off Locations
    Manages two specific drop-off locations in Tucson for donations, operating on set schedules.
  • Financial and In-Kind Assistance Family Support and Resource Connection
    Provides over $4,500,000 in financial assistance and in-kind support to over 50,000 people in its five-county service area.
  • Financial and In-Kind Assistance Family Support and Resource Connection
    Provides over $4,500,000 in financial and in-kind support to over 50,000 people in its five-county service area through a network of 34 local conferences.
  • Food Bank and Pantry Operations On-Campus and Pop-Up Food Pantries
    Operates food banks and pantries in Sierra Vista and Casa Grande, providing food assistance to the community.
  • Food Bank and Pantry Operations On-Campus and Pop-Up Food Pantries
    Operates food banks and pantries, including one in Sierra Vista and one in Casa Grande, providing food assistance to the community.
  • Serves as the Council Food Coordinator since 2019, indicating involvement in food-related programs.
  • Conducts "Getting Ahead Workshops" to help individuals prepare for a better future, with staff participating as secretaries for the program.
  • Thrift Store Operations
    Operates eight thrift store locations across multiple cities (Tucson, Benson, Casa Grande, Green Valley, Douglas, Safford, Sierra Vista) and coordinates a Furniture/Bed Voucher program in conjunction with these stores.
  • Thrift Store Operations Community-Supported Thrift Store
    Operates eight thrift store locations in Tucson, Benson, Casa Grande, Green Valley, Douglas, Safford, and Sierra Vista, which also coordinate a Furniture/Bed Voucher program.
  • Thrift Store Operations Community-Supported Thrift Store
    Operates eight thrift store locations across Southern Arizona (Tucson, Benson, Casa Grande, Green Valley, Douglas, Safford, Sierra Vista) and coordinates a Furniture/Bed Voucher program.
  • Volunteer Engagement and Management Volunteer Mobilization & Management
    Engages over 800 volunteers from 34 Conferences who contribute over 63,310 hours and travel more than 149,000 miles in service.
  • Volunteer Network Management Volunteer Mobilization & Management
    Engages over 800 volunteers from 34 Conferences who contribute over 63,000 hours and travel more than 149,000 miles to deliver programs and services.
advocacy · 1
capacity building · 3
  • Conference Administrative Oversight and Revitalization
    Provides administrative oversight for a network of 34 volunteer Conferences and supports the revitalization of individual conferences, such as Sacred Heart and Santa Cruz Catholic Church.
  • Conference Oversight and Revitalization
    Provides administrative oversight for a network of 34 volunteer Conferences and supports the revitalization of local conferences, such as Sacred Heart and Santa Cruz Catholic Church.
  • Volunteer Network Management Volunteer Mobilization & Management
    Provides administrative oversight and coordination for a network of 34 volunteer Conferences, engaging over 800 volunteers who contribute significant hours and travel to deliver programs and services.
strategies · 11

how they think

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named programs · 3

what they call their work

Financial Assistance
Provides financial support to individuals and families facing economic hardship.
Getting Ahead Program
Offers workshops to help individuals share their experiences and prepare for a better future.
Thrift Stores
Operates thrift stores that provide affordable goods and generate revenue to support services.
relationships · 10

who they work with

  • Arizona Department of Revenue Government — Administers the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit program in which the organization participates.
  • Catholic Church Partner — Directs individuals in need to contact the closest Catholic Church for assistance.
  • Sacred Heart Conference Partner — Kay Lingeman is the President of this conference and was instrumental in its revival.
  • Santa Cruz Catholic Church Partner — Father Marcos Velasquez is the Pastor and supported the revitalization of the SVdP conference at this parish.
  • St. Ambrose Conference Partner — Christine Krikliwy served as President of this conference.
  • St. Andrew Conference Partner — Local conference operating a food bank and thrift store in Sierra Vista, AZ
  • St. Anthony Conference Partner — Local conference operating a food pantry and thrift store in Casa Grande, AZ
  • St. Augustine Cathedral Partner — Carmen Bungert served as the conference Treasurer at this cathedral.
  • St. Cyril of Alexandria Conference Partner — Thomas Jefferson is currently President of this conference.
  • St. Thomas Parish Partner — Dan Davis served as treasurer and president of the SVdP Conference at this parish.