St. Vincent's Needs Your Help Feeding Thousands of Hungry Families!
Demand for food at St. Vincent's Food Pantry, the largest food pantry in northern Nevada, has increased dramtically in recent months.
With your help, we can make sure no one goes hungry. The greatest need at this time is for small items for snack packs, such as: granola bars, peanut butter, peanuts, trail mix, fruit snacks, dried fruit, juice boxes, and individuals servings of soup, noodles, or chips.
Small snacks make a big difference for hungry folks who are cutting corners on food purchases so they can afford things like rent and child care, especially as rising gas prices continue to eat into household budgets.
Food donations can be dropped off at the St. Vincent's Food Pantry, 500 E. Fourth Street, Reno (at the corner of Fourth St. and Valley Rd.) Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. The Food Pantry Manager can be reached at 775-786-5266.
Honor the Special Women in Your Life with a Mother's Day Gift to
The St. Vincent's Programs
Celebrate and Honor those women who have influenced and nurtured you over the years, and share their legacy of compassion with women and families in need here in our community.
For a $25 donation we'll send your honoree(s) a personalized Mother's Day card in time for Mother's Day and include their names in a special ad in the Northern Nevada Catholic and on the Mother's Wall of Fame at the
St. Vincent's Center in Reno.
For more information, please contact 775-322-7073, ext. 224 or
click here to downloard the information and order form.
Friends of St. Vincent's Enjoy
Second Annual Ladles of Love
Donor Recognition Dinner
Bishop Randolph Calvo visits with John & Rose Ascuaga at Ladles of Love , held February 21, 2008 at St. Vincent's Dining Room.
For more on this event and other news, please click here for the spring issue of the St. Vincent's Times.
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St. Albert the Great 7th Graders Visit St. Vincent's Center
The seventh grade class of St. Albert the Great Catholic School paid a visit to the St. Vincent's Center on March 6, 2008. The students learned about poverty, homelessness, and how the St. Vincent's Programs help address these problems. The seventh graders asked perceptive questions and also learned how young people can make a difference in our community.
You can learn more about the St. Vincent's Programs and how they provide help and create hope for hundreds of people all through the year. Please contact Sandy Isham, Development & Community Relations Manager at 775-322-7073, ext. 224 or click here.
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