Volunteering

How to Become a Volunteer with Saint Vincent de Paul

Our volunteers from across the country are people from all walks of life who are helping to change the lives of persons in need.

Change a life with as little as an hour a month. Find a location near you.

Volunteer with the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul

Volunteering with the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul gives you an opportunity to make all the difference in someone’s life.

Whether you have a few hours to spare or would like to make a more long-term commitment, there are lots of ways you can get involved and help change someone’s life.

Ways You Can Help

For information on the programs in your area or if you would like to volunteer, please reach out to the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul conference near you or contact the National Council Office.

Provide human connection by visiting people at home, in hospitals, or prisons.

Donate time and expertise to repair donated goods.

Support your local food bank by contributing food, time and/or energy

Provide practical support and information to people who contact us.

Volunteer at one of our many thrift stores.

Donate time to assist with special events, such as making Christmas hampers.

The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul is also active in various social justice issues. If you have experience or an interest in any of these topics, why not join us.

Advocacy,  Multi Cultural Diversity,  Indigenous People,  Housing/homelessness, Migrant workers, Refugees,  Environment

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Volunteer Application

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Why do you want to volunteer?
Have you previously volunteered for the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul

FAQ - Ways to volunteer

Yes, SSVP offers flexible volunteer opportunities ranging from short-term commitments to ongoing roles.

Volunteers can contribute a variety of skills, including clerical work, fundraising, repair work, and direct support for individuals and families

Volunteers help provide essential services, support social justice initiatives, and improve the lives of those in need.

Complete an application on the SSVP website or contact your local SSVP office to get started.

Yes, volunteers can engage in specialized roles related to advocacy, multicultural diversity, Indigenous support, housing, and environmental issues.

The commitment level varies; SSVP offers both flexible short-term opportunities and more consistent, long-term roles.