Donate
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Ways to donate
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While financial donations are always appreciated and allow us to obtain specific items needed by those we serve, you don’t have to donate money to make a difference. If you would like to discuss a donation method not listed below such as stocks, bonds, cars, real estate, etc., please do not hesitate to call us at 410-770-4505. Monetary donations will receive letters thank you letters with our 501(c)(3) chartible donation documentation; in-kind donations will receive tax documentation upon request. Your in-kind contribution is fully tax deductible, according to IRS guidelines. More than 98% of the funds we receive are used directly to help the poor, right here at home.
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Donate online
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DONATE BY CHECK
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If you prefer check donations by mail, please send it to our secure USPS post box address:
Saint Vincent de Paul (SVdP)
PO Box 783
Easton, MD 21601
You will receive a tax deductible donation acknowledgment letter. Thank you for your generosity!
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In-Kind Donations - Thrift Store
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DONATE GENTLY USED ITEMS TO OUR THRIFT STOREOur Thrift Store is the primary way we raise funds to support our neighbors in need with food and emergency assistance. The St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store will accept donations, including furniture, on Saturdays only from noon-2PM, or until our storage area fills up. Please bring clean and salable items: clothing, shoes and accessories for men, women, and children; household goods such as dishes, cookware, glassware, and linens, pastime: toys, games, and puzzles. Our clients in need of clothing, household goods, or furniture receive Thrift Store items for free or at very low cost.
Your donations are the lifeblood of our organization. Thank you for your generosity!The St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store will accept donations, including furniture –
Saturdays only from noon to 2 PM, or until our storage area is full; whichever may be earlier.
29533 Canvasback Rd, Easton, MD
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We have a list of unacceptable items to keeping our customers safe. Given the frequency of Consumer Product Safety Commission recalls, we may not be aware of all announcements. The second reason is financial as well as respect for our volunteers' time to sort, prep, or discard items. If items are not worthy of resale, SVdP must pay for removal of discarded items, taking away the time and funds from helping those we serve. A quick guideline: if you would give the item to a friend, then we would love to have it in the Thrift Store. Thank you for your cooperation!
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FURNITURE DONATION - CALL FOR PICKUP
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Furniture donations are sold to the public, with more than 98% of the proceeds used to support our neighbors in need. St. Vincent Advisors may provide vouchers for free furniture and housewares to individuals and families to help rebuild lives and homes.
If you have furniture in good salable condition (fabric without stains or tears) to donate, we’ll arrange for our truck to pick it up. Please submit your request via our form or all us at 410-770-4505 Please be patient as it may take a few days for someone to get in touch with you. Thank you!
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GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR THRIFT CENTER & BOUTIQUE
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The SVdP Gift Certificate is actually two gifts in one! First, the purchase of a gift certificate provides needed funds which will be used to support Talbot County's needy neighbors. Second, the recipient of the Gift Certificate will love the opportunity to find great merchandise at amazing prices!
THANK YOU!Click HERE to purchase your gift certificate.
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CHARITY TEAM BUILDING DONATIONS
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Is your company, club, or neighborhood looking for philanthropy ideas? We would love to invite you to consider St. Vincent de Paul, where more than 98% of proceeds and donations will go directly to serving the needy in Talbot County. Charity events are purposeful fun activities, helping team members bond with each other and promote social responsibility while giving back to a worthy cause within our community. We will work with your group to accomplish your team building goal while addressing specific needs that our clients may have such as a winter coat drive or a canned food drive. We look forward to a successful day of fun and charity!
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HELP OUR FUNDRAISERS
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In addition to raising necessary resources to assist Talbot County neighbors in need, fundraising events:
- increase awareness of our mission
- share our accomplishments
- allow us to recognize our sponsors and donors
However, our fundraiser events are not classic black-tie evenings:- Our events also must cover 100% of expenses with ticket sales.
- More than 98% of the proceeds go directly to helping those in need.
In 2021 and 2022 we hosted an Art Sale featuring local artists and collectors who generously donated works of art in all medium. In 2023 our Fashion Show highlighted designer and fashion-forward items from our Boutique and Thrift Store. Both events included silent auctions, which highlighted specifically chosen items from the in-kind donations we received. If you would like more information on helping at one of our events or have an item that you would like to donate, please email us. We look forward to seeing you.
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OTHER WAYS TO SHARE
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Share our storyTell your friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, and anyone with whom you come in contact about SVDP. It takes only seconds to share these two important facts:
- From January-August 2023, SVdP Food Pantry fed up to 600 people per week
- During FY2022, SVDP provided $130,000 in emergency financial assistance to persons in distress
By sharing our services with others, you can make a big difference in someone’s life.
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SHare your TalentsConsider sharing a little of your time, talents, and skills. You’ll benefit from the satisfaction of helping others, and have fun doing it. Volunteering for SVdP is a rich and rewarding experience. Join us in our mission to serve those in greatest need and discover why we say, “Our people are Great, our ministry is a Privilege and our work is a Joy.”
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WHY WE SERVE
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Saint Vincent de Paul called all people to notice the poor and to do what we can to help them. Our mission is to assist the destitute in Talbot County by providing them with some of their material and spiritual needs. You can be assured that we are committed to being good stewards of the gifts we receive from people just like you.
More than 98% of the funds we receive are used directly to help the poor, right here at home. Your contribution is fully tax deductible, according to IRS guidelines.
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WHEN YOU OPEN YOUR HEART AND SHARE RESOURCES,
YOU CAN MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF YOUR NEIGHBORS.
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