Summer Hunger Food Drive runs through June — drop non-perishables at any thrift store. See seasonal programs

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Ways to give

Your gift stays in Greater Cincinnati.

Every dollar you give here helps a neighbor down the street — food on the table, a prescription filled, the rent kept paid. Choose the way to give that fits you.

Prefer to talk to a person? Call us at 513-421-0602.

More ways to give

Find the way that fits

A one-time gift is the fastest help. These other paths make your generosity go further — or easier to repeat.

Monthly giving

Steady help

Become a sustaining neighbor. A recurring gift gives our conferences a dependable base to plan around — so help is ready the moment a family calls. Change or pause it anytime.

Planned giving & legacy

Name St. Vincent de Paul in your will, a trust, or a beneficiary designation, and carry “neighbors helping neighbors” into the next 150 years. We’ll work with you and your advisor.

Donate a vehicle

Car, truck, boat, or RV — running or not. We arrange free pickup, handle the title, and turn it into food and medicine for neighbors. You get a tax receipt.

In-kind & goods

Furniture, clothing, and household items stock our thrift stores and go directly to families setting up a home. Drop off at a store or schedule a free large-item pickup.

Corporate partnerships

Sponsor a program, match employee gifts, or bring your team to volunteer. We’ll build a partnership that fits your company’s goals and your neighbors’ needs.

Workplace & funds

Give through your workplace campaign, a donor-advised fund, or stock and IRA distributions. Our team can supply everything your plan administrator needs.

Where your gift goes

Local gifts. Local neighbors. No middle step.

We're a Cincinnati organization run by Cincinnati neighbors. Your gift doesn't leave the region — it's put to work by a parish conference near where you live.

  • Food

    Stocks fourteen choice food pantries so families pick the groceries they actually eat.

  • Medicine

    Fills free prescriptions at our charitable pharmacies for neighbors with no coverage.

  • Rent & utilities

    Keeps a roof overhead with emergency rent and utility help after a personal home visit.