Volunteer holding a cardboard box filled with items of clothing


“I will always welcome joyfully any opportunity that comes my way to be of service to you.”

-Saint Vincent de Paul


Volunteer!

Volunteering, like donating starts at any age, and St. Vincent de Paul Society of Indian River County could use a few volunteers.

We offer a range of rewarding possibilities to our volunteers. You can serve as an individual or lead a group of co-workers or another group.  A youth group from church, a Girl or Boy scout troupe, High School kids wanting to work hours for volunteering. Helping hands is what makes this organization work.

The chapter in our neighborhood is always looking for fresh faces, new ideas, new hands, and new hearts to provide assistance to our neighbors and friends. Utilize your experience gained to assist others. As you go you may gain some new skills too.

Our greatest strength is our volunteers. Sharing your time and your skills can change lives forever. All you need to become a volunteer at our Thrift Shop is a genuine concern to help our neighbors in need, and the willingness to do something about it while preserving total confidentially. To apply, stop by our Thrift Shop during business hours. Any time you have to volunteer would be welcomed. A manager will answer any questions you may have and schedule you for volunteer training.



Some of our St. Vincent de Paul Society of IRC Volunteers







Reach Out to Us

Fill out this form below to receive a call back about volunteering. You can also come down to the shop at 1745 14th Avenue in Vero Beach and speak to a manager during our operating hours. 

Participate


St. Vincent DePaul Thrift Shops is an association of lay employees and volunteers dedicated to serving our neighbors in need. Serving Christ’s needy is the primary goal of all St. Vincent DePaul Shops.

All who come to our shop are welcomed with dignity and respect. Our hope is you leave as friends and return to shop with us again. Customers and volunteers are treated equally without regard to race, color, creed, age, gender, or national origin.



Reviews from our neighbors about St. Vincent de Paul

Jerri SaturdayJerri Saturday
03:33 01 Apr 22
Good value helps community I get items in good condition at good price. Win/win
Deb StillDeb Still
22:49 16 Feb 22
St. Vincent De Paul Vero Beach on 14 th ave. Review: This is the diamond of all thrift stores on 14 th Ave, Vero Beach. Absolutely grateful for all who donate here! You all have a place in heaven, I’m telling you. EVERYONE needs to shop here. The clothes are out of this world brands for men and women, boutique clothing, shoes, purses, jewelry, they have an entire furniture room, paintings, rugs, lamps , gorgeous dishes, towels, pillows, comforters. Books, games for the kids, junior clothes too. Tons of bakeware, appliances, utensils, electronics, gardening, crafts, a FREE rack. Sports and medical room with crutches etc. What more could you want! Everything organized and the people couldn’t be friendlier! This fabulous place is top notch in Vero Beach! Tell everyone you know❤️.From Deborah in Sebastian
Yvonne LintnerYvonne Lintner
01:43 16 Feb 22
SVDP on 14 th Ave in Vero Beach is awesome! So much merchandise at a really reasonable price! And I love the fact that all proceeds go to helping people in need in the community! Awesome concept! Way to go!
Christina RossChristina Ross
20:38 28 Jan 22
Love shopping at this store! Well organized, great prices!! The all volunteer staff are very efficient!👏👏👏
Darlene Keefe-MurphyDarlene Keefe-Murphy
16:47 24 Jan 22
Wonderful prices. Large selection of childrens clothes.The workers are such nice people. They are all volunteers. No one gets paid here
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More About Vounteering



Whether you’re looking for a new volunteer opportunity or want to learn more about this nonprofit organization, here are some things to keep in mind:

St. Vincent de Paul, a non-profit organization

There are several ways to support the mission of St. Vincent de Paul in Vero Beach. This organization provides case management services, financial assistance for food, shelter, and gasoline. It also offers counseling for children. Volunteers are welcome to help at the food pantry and emergency feeding site. If you or a loved one is homeless, St. Vincent de Paul can help you find housing. Housing First is a program that helps the homeless find permanent housing.

Saint Vincent de Paul’s mission is to alleviate poverty and help families in need. Clients at the local Saint Vincent de Paul office receive financial assistance, information, referrals, and free household goods. Volunteers visit their clients’ homes and distribute clothing, food, and other necessities. It is also home to a clothing and furniture bank. The address of the organization is 1745 14th Ave.

Most Saint Vincent de Paul locations operate thrift stores where they sell gently used items. Some locations collect donated cars and donate them to low-income families. Donations and volunteers are essential to the organization’s operations. Additionally, the organization offers free Thanksgiving and Christmas meals to low-income families. There are more than 100 chapters across the country. It also provides meals for the hungry and homeless.

Another way to get temporary financial aid is to visit St. Vincent de Paul Vero Beach. These organizations offer utilities and rental assistance to families in dire need. The organization is also a referral source for local Catholic Churches. The Vincentians help numerous families in need every day. These services are a great idea. The nonprofit organization can even provide money from local church services.

It operates thrift stores

If you’re interested in helping others, consider volunteering at one of St. Vincent de Paul’s thrift stores. Many of their locations have thrift shops where you can buy gently used items. Others collect donated cars, which they then give away to low-income families. St. Vincent de Paul relies on donations and volunteers to keep their stores open. The organization also provides free meals and counseling services.

The thrift stores are operated by the Miami Archdiocese. Both thrift stores are open from 9:30 to 4:00 on weekdays. Donations can be dropped off during those hours. Donations must be dropped off with gloves and face covers. They follow CDC guidelines for cleanliness. While volunteers may volunteer for the thrift stores, they should not bring children under the age of five. For volunteers in the area, volunteering is a great way to support the local community.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul runs thrift stores in Vero beach and the surrounding area. The thrift stores provide income for local families that can’t otherwise afford to keep up with rent and utility bills. You can also apply for financial assistance. St. Vincent’s de Paul Vero Beach can help you pay some or all of your rent if you don’t have the money. St. Vincent de Paul can help you if you are unable to pay rent or utilities. They’ll also take care of your landlord and utility company.

Donations are the best way to help the poor if you want to volunteer at a thrift shop. St. Vincent de Paul also provides case management and counseling services, helping families and individuals with food, gas, and shelter. The organization also runs a food pantry as well as emergency feeding sites. It’s a great way for the community to be involved and also serves those in need.

It provides emergency financial assistance

If you are looking for a meaningful volunteer opportunity, consider volunteering at St. Vincent de Paul in Vero Beach. This organization provides emergency financial assistance to low-income families in crisis. Volunteers visit the homes of clients to provide financial assistance and referrals. Volunteers are also provided with the opportunity to pray for the needy and meet with members of the community. Students are welcome to participate in volunteer work at St. Vincent de Paul, as long as they are accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Many volunteers at St. Vincent de Paul are Catholic, so they know exactly how to approach people in need. Volunteers are often assigned to assist those in need. Volunteers will need to fill out an application for assistance. In certain cases, the ministry may grant money to help with expenses. You can even apply for rental assistance from the local church. If you cannot afford rent, St. Vincent de Paul Vero Beach will pay a portion of your rent or utility bills.

St. Vincent de Paul provides financial assistance as well as holiday and food assistance. You can visit their thrift stores to buy gently used items. They also collect donated cars and give them to families in need. This organization is dependent on volunteers for its survival. Donations are what keep the thrift shops open. Counseling services are also offered to low-income families. Contact their Vero Beach office if you are interested in volunteering for St. Vincent de Paul.

Volunteering during the holiday season is a great opportunity to get involved. Many holiday distributions are hosted by the local St. Vincent de Paul Chapter. These events would not have been possible without the help of volunteers and donations. There are many ways to get involved, whether you want to sort food donations, write letters for shelter residents, or organize an online drive. Volunteers can even pick out a project themed around Thanksgiving or Christmas.

Volunteers can help by selling or donating gently used goods. Some locations will even take in donated vehicles and give them away to low-income families. Many St. Vincent de Paul locations depend on volunteers and donations to provide food, clothing, and other services for the community. Volunteers also help serve meals to those in need. Some volunteer opportunities include cooking while others involve serving meals. Whatever you do, volunteer with the organization and share your skills with others!

Volunteering for St. Vincent de Paul Vero Beach is a way to help people in need. They can provide information and refer people. Volunteers are also available to visit clients’ homes and offer financial assistance. Throughout the year, many volunteers help the local St. Vincent de Paul chapter during the holiday season. You can do this by signing up for volunteer hours with your local parish. It will surprise you how quickly and easily it is possible to make a difference in people’s lives.

You can also volunteer for the annual golf tournament and wine and bourbon tasting event. This event raises funds for Charitable Pharmacy. It will give you a great sense of accomplishment. Volunteers are needed to help with registration, silent auction table monitoring, and much more. The St. Vincent de Paul Vero Beach chapter can provide you with holiday assistance, transportation, and much more. There are many opportunities for volunteer service, including those in need of financial assistance.

It also offers food boxes

If you’d like to help those in need, volunteer at St. Vincent de Paul in Vero Beach. You can help fill up food boxes to be delivered to those in need. The food boxes are provided by the organization and volunteers visit the homes to sort and deliver them. By delivering food boxes, you’ll help a hungry family fill up their cupboards. There are also opportunities to learn more about Saint Vincent de Paul by becoming a donor.

Many St. Vincent de Paul locations also have thrift shops where they sell gently used goods. Other locations take in donated vehicles and give them away to low-income families. These programs rely on donations and volunteers to continue to serve the community. In addition to food boxes, St. Vincent de Paul also offers counseling services. Volunteering with the organization can make the community feel better. Volunteering at St. Vincent de Paul Vero Beach is a great way to meet people in your community who are in need.

In addition to food boxes, volunteers can help prepare meals for families in need. This organization also provides case management services, helping families with child care, and counseling. They can also help those facing foreclosure by providing financial assistance for rent or gas. These services can help people pay their bills, find shelter, and stay out of jail. By helping people who need them most, St. Vincent de Paul is doing more than helping the community.