SOCIETY OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL

EDMONTON AREA

Serving Christ by Providing Assistance to People in Need

For help or to donate goods, please call 780-471-5577.

Our Helpline is open all hours, seven days a week.

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.

How to Reach Us

If you need help, click the Request Help button

to enter your information online:

Request Help

To offer a material donation (such as furniture or household items) and arrange pickup, click the Request Donation Pickup button below to enter your information online:

Request Donation Pickup

NOTE: Alternatively, you can still make your request by phone to

24-hour Help Line 780-471-5577

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.

IMPORTANT: If you have already called our Help Line, please do NOT fill out the online form as you already have a place on our list. Either way, an SSVP volunteer will follow up as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience!

Free Clothing Room

If you or your family are in need of clothing, come visit us at 11531 - 120 Street, Edmonton, AB T5G 2Y4 (down the street from Edmonton's Food Bank). NOTE: We do not accept clothing donations.

Hours: Monday to Thursday (except holidays) 10 am-12noon and
Saturday 10am-12noon. Closed on all long weekends.

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)

What we do

The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul is a registered charity dedicated to providing practical assistance to those in need. Our volunteers distribute food or grocery cards, furniture, housewares and other essentials to a dignified life.

In 2024 we helped more than 14,000 people, including some 6,000 children. Our volunteers go 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.