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Thank you for your donations!
The following food items are needed. Bring the item listed according to the first letter of your last name. Feel free to bring as much as you are able. Last Name Beginning with:
A - F – macaroni & cheese G - I – peanut butter
J - L – hamburger helper
M - O – tuna helper
P - R – canned fruit
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AYUDANOS - Campaña de alimentos -
Son necesarios los siguientes alimentos. Traer el artículo que aparece según la primera letra de su apellido. Siéntase libre de hacer tanto como pueda.
Último nombre que empiece por:
A-F - queso y macarrones
G - I – crema de cacaquate
J - L– hamburger helper
M - O - tuna helper
P - R – latas de frutas
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Trouble Making Rent...or house payment? Jesse Tree is an organization that may be able to help (whether you are the tenant or the landlord):
JesseTreeIdaho.org
208-383-9488
office@jessetreeidaho.org
They also have a Housing Crisis Line that is open Monday thru Friday from 9a to 5p at 208-383-3486.
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Catholic Charities of IdahoNeed Counseling, Immigration Legal Services, Adult Education, Youth Support Services, Matched Savings & Financial Coaching Services or Community Resource Referrals...click hereCatholic Charities of Idaho is the social service arm of the Catholic Church in Idaho. We promote human dignity and the common good by improving lives and advancing financial and emotional well-being. CCI provides a variety of services to all people regardless of religion, age, gender, disability, race/ethnicity, income or background.Contact Janie Mendez, Regional Director - info@ccidaho.org or call 208-345-6031
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svdpcaldwellid@gmail.com
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Marilyn Evans - 208-546-1829
Our work is totally dependent on the grace of God, donations and fundraising. All of our service to help those in need is done voluntarily by our members. Be assured that 100% of all donations go to those we serve. Since our first home visit in April of 2014, we have helped 731 people (volunteering 2,468 hours and driving 15,605 miles). -
Mission Statement & Annual Report
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Faces you might recognize...
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St Clare's Food Bank - Open Weds 11:30-2:30p
NEW HOURS: Wednesday from 11:30 to 2:30pm
(Months with 5 weeks, the store will be closed on the 5th Wednesday)
Please remain in car and follow signage. A Volunteer will come out to you.
For your safety, please wear face protection.
Please only bring items listed (to the left) or monetary donations. Please call Val Dines at 208-250-4665 if you are able to volunteer or have questions.
We could use monetary contributions to offset the costs to
keep the pantry cool and the food from spoiling.
The food bank typically also toilet paper, personal hygiene items
(deodorant, soap, shampoo/conditioner, washclothes, shower gel,
disposal razors/shave cream), women's hygiene items, baby wipes.
Many in our community remain laid off. Anything you can do is much appreciated.
Stocking/Organizing - Monday & Tuesday
3718 East Cleveland Blvd, Caldwell
Receiving food, organizing/stocking shelves, delivering food.Preparing food items, filling boxes and carrying food boxes to cars (some lifting required)
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Food Baskets - Coats - Toys
Thanksgiving Food Baskets!!!
SVdP & St. Clare's Food Bank will be providing food baskets for Thanksgiving. More information coming soon. If you or someone you know is in need contact the parish office at 208-459-3653 to register for a food basket.
St Vincent de Paul is requesting:
New toys for ages and gifts for children ages 0 -18. They should be
new and in original packaging. (Do not wrap the gift...you can provide wrapping paper with your gift, if you wish.) Bring gifts to the St. Vincent de Paul store on Cleveland Blvd
or to OLV (BLUE barrels in the Narthex). Financial donations to the
Toy Store are welcomed. You can place an envelope in the collection basket marked "TOY DRIVE", bring your donation to the parish office or drop it by the St. Vincent de Paul Store on Cleveland Blvd.
Christmas Toy Store will be open Nov. 28– Dec. 17. This year it will be located at 3201 Ridgecrest Dr. Nampa, near Ridgecrest Golf Course.
Register to shop at 208-593-3920. Phone lines are open Nov. 1 - Dec. 15!
Volunteers needed to help in the Christmas Toy Store!
Anyone interested in volunteering can sign up online
at www.svdpid.org/Christmas-toy-store/
Christmas Food Baskets will be offered again!!! More information to donate or register will be coming soon. -
Our Lady of the Valley Conference of
We provide opportunities for families in the parish struggling to make ends meet or those who are feeling alone and isolated.the
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
If you or someone you know is in need of our assistance, you can place a confidential call to the Help Line 208-919-2940. We will arrange a time for a home visit to discuss your needs and how we can help.
Inspirado por valores del Evangelio, la Sociedad de San Vincente de Paulo, una organización Católica Laica, une a hombres y mujeres a reunirse para crecer espiritualmente ofreciendo servicio de persona a persona a todos aquellos que están necesitados y sufriendo. Esto habré nuevas puertas de oportunidad para familias en la parroquia que están luchando para sobrevivir y se sienten solos y aislados.
Haga una llamada confidencial a este numero telefónico 208-919-2940. Nosotros Fijaremos un tiempo
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The SvDP Healing Meals program is designed to help a short-term need. Meals on Wheels provides ongoing support for those in our community. Volunteers Needed! Caldwell Meals on Wheels is in dire need of your help!
They are looking for volunteers to help deliver meals in the Caldwell area. They currently need help on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The time needed is from 10:45 am until approximately 12:30pm. Volunteers always go in pairs and they would always send you with “seasoned” volunteers the first couple of times! If you would like more information, Please call Julie at 208-454-8142 or 208-880-9731.
Meals on Wheels delivers food on a weekly basis to senior citizens who qualify for the program. You need to be 60 or older, be home bound or unable to drive or not able to cook for yourself. To apply, contact Area Agency on Aging at 332-1745. They do ask for a donation of $4.00 per meal, but will not turn anyone away. It is not based on income, just age and circumstances. Some disabled people under 60 can qualify if on Medicaid. If Medicaid determines this service is needed, the application is done through them and they notify Meals on Wheels.The number for Meals on Wheels is 208-454-8142. -
Do you know someone in need?
Our mission is to prepare (or purchase) and deliver healthy meals to those in need.Meal delivery reasons include:Childbirth Accident
Illness Surgery Death in the Family
Unable to cook for any reason (short-term)
If you or someone you know needs support from this ministry, reach out to the parish office. Many hands make light work. If you can help prepare and/or deliver meals, please reach out to Tammy Harris with the subject line:
HEALING MEALS - COUNT ME IN!
Please include the following informationin your message:- Your name
- Your contact information (phone numbers, email, best way/time to reach you)
- Your address
- Any restrictions to YOUR schedule (can't delivery on Mondays, etc.)
- You will be placed im a database and contacted, as needed, for meal delivery.
THANK YOU for considering this very worthwhile ministry.