
Founded in 1956, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul of North Texas has been a beacon of hope for thousands of individuals and families. Over the years, we have expanded our programs, built strong partnerships, and evolved to meet the growing needs of our community.
We envision a community where every individual has the opportunity to thrive with dignity and self-reliance.
Come to learn how your financial and volunteer support has a transformative impact in our community through these monthly impact reports.
As the summer temperatures soared and vacation trips kicked in, Vincentians gathered at Holy Trinity parish for a Morning of Reflection led by Deacon Kory Killgo. The engaging reflection led us through questions that thedisciples asked of Jesus, questions that are relevant to us today.
In June, an explosion and fire at the Clyde Apartments in Oak Cliff displaced more than 20 families. Through our national "House in a Box" program and Thrift Store vouchers donated by conferences across North Texas, we helped 20 families move into new homes.
A Board retreat was held at Mount Carmel Center in Dallas in May to discern strategic priorities for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul North Texas. Eight months of planning led to this retreat, which began with Mass and ended in Eucharistic Adoration.

Our mission is to provide life-changing support to individuals and families in need, offering resources that bring stability and hope. Together, we can prevent homelessness, feed the hungry, and create sustainable futures.