The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is open to anyone facing hardship in the community. You don't have to be homeless to ask for help, and there's no strict income requirement to qualify. If you're in an emergency, they'll do their best to help right away, even if you've just moved to the area. Give them a call at (210) 225-7837 to get connected with someone who can help you.
Visits are limited to a set number of times per month per household. The exact limit isn't listed online, so it's worth asking about the frequency policy when you call.
Along with food, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul can also help with electric bills, rent, and other utility costs. Their Vincentians offer direct, person-to-person support and may connect you with additional resources you need. For more information about all available services, visit their website or call (210) 225-7837.
Community support keeps the Society of St. Vincent de Paul going, helping them feed, house, clothe, and advocate for thousands of families each year. If you'd like to donate or find out about other ways to give, visit their website or call (210) 225-7837.
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Suggest an updateThe food pantry at Highland Park Community Assistance Network is open to community members in need. An appointment is required to visit, so be sure to call ahead before coming.
See pantry page for visit details
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Cafe SAAF serves people living with HIV who meet Ryan White eligibility criteria. A valid meal card is required to receive any meal, so you'll need to arrange one before your first visit.