SOCIETY OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL

EDMONTON AREA

Serving Christ by Providing Assistance to People in Need

Our Helpline is now closed for the summer break.

However, if you live in Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan or Strathcona County, you can get service by calling 780-416-0931, extension 1 for help, extension 2 to donate goods.

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2025 Summer Closure

Our volunteers will soon be taking a well-deserved summer break for rest and rejuvenation. Please note the following changes to our service hours:

Teleconnect Helpline

Closes: Monday, June 23, 12:01 a.m.

Reopens: Monday, July 28, 11:59 p.m.

Distribution Centre & Clothing Room

Closes: Monday, June 30, 12 noon

Reopens: Tuesday, August 5, 9:00 a.m.

Thank you!

To all those who attended our Building Hope & Dignity Gala, or supported it through sponsorship or donations, we are truly grateful. The event was a great success, and we couldn't have done it without you! Once all the bills are paid, we will announce the amount raised, which will be split between SSVP Edmonton Central Council and the North of 60 Project.

Free Clothing Room

We are closed for the summer break until Tuesday, August 5.

Vinnies Treasure Shoppe

Come browse for vintage furniture and collectibles at our lovely store, Vinnies Treasure Shoppe, 10306 – 112 Street, Edmonton.
Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday 11am-4pm (closed Saturdays of long weekends)

Now Accepting Donations

Are you downsizing and have furniture or household items that someone else could use? We are always looking for:

Beds - Gently used single, double or queen mattresses and/or box springs. The beds must be clean and spotless (No Bedbugs)
Furniture - undamaged with no tears or stains or missing parts
Household goods - pots, pans, dishes, cutlery, towels and bedding
Small appliances (microwaves, coffee makers, toasters, etc.) in good working order
Vintage items or collectibles

To arrange pickup, please call 780-471-5577 or visit our Material Donations page to make an online request.

NOTE: We do not accept clothing donations.

What we do

The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul is a charitable organization entirely run by volunteers. We provide assistance to those in need through distributing items donated by the public.

We respond to 1200 SSVP Hotline calls for help each month, going out in pairs to visit people in need. Once needs are assessed, basic necessities are then delivered.

We bring the love of Christ to serve the poor on a person to person basis. Those in need are always treated with dignity and provided with support as they struggle in crisis situations.

We acknowledge that Treaty 6 and Treaty 7 territory, on which we stand,
is the ancestral traditional land of the Indigenous peoples,
and is common home to everyone in virtue of God, our Creator’s, gracious gift.