Project Report
| May 5, 2015
Q2 2015
By Robert Taylor | President, St Juan Diego St Vincent de Paul
During March 2015 we served 143 families (including 376 adults and 279 children) through our food pantry. These families received 11,340 pounds of food. During that month we continued to help 49 hungry kids through our backpack program for McKinley and Springville elementary schools. We also continue to help local families with emergency rent and utility assistance.
Thanks in part to your contributions we plan to replace the roof on our pantry. This is a project that has been needed for quite a while and we will be able to go forward with the replacement shortly.
Thanks to all of you for your support which helps us help others!
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Jan 29, 2015
Q 1 2015
By Robert Taylor | Conference President
The St Juan Diego St Vincent de Paul food pantry continues to help families in our local area. In December we helped 152 families consisting of 376 adults and 266 kids with 11,560 pounds of food. This was an average of 14 families per service day. We also continue to help 49 local hungry kids at McKinley and Springville Elementary Schools with food over the weekends.
We also continue to help families with rent and utility assistance who are usually faced with eviction or utility shut off. We also help with some other financial assistance where there is a serious need. We recently helped one client who needed a state identification card as one of the qualifications for starting her new job. We were able to provide the money needed to pay for the DMV fee for that card.
Your donations are important and make it possible for us to continue assisting these and other people in need. Thank you so much for your generosity!
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Nov 14, 2014
Q4 2014
By Bob Taylor | President, SJD St Vincent de Paul Conference
In October we served 185 families averaging 13 families per service day. These families consisted of 461 adults and 311 children and were provided with 13,780 pounds of food. Our backpack program currently provides 49 hungry kids at McKinley and Springville Elementary schools with food for the weekends.
We continue to provide limited rent and utility assistance to those facing imminent eviction or utility shut off deadlines. A recent client received help with her PGE bill which avoided a scheduled shut off the next day.
During this period your donations helped us to replace a defective freezer in our pantry. Your generous donations continue to help us provide help to many in need in our local community and we thank you for your support!
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