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St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore Providing resources and support to individuals and families who have been impacted by hunger, homelessness, and poverty.

10/20/2026

Give your child a Head Start for lifelong success! St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore’s Head Start program prepares children ages 3-5 for school.

✅ Full-day classes and care
✅ Free breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks
✅ Early Head Start for ages 3 to 5 years
✅ Six Head Start sites across Baltimore City

We accept new students throughout the school year. Space is limited; enroll your child today!👇

Looking for a meaningful way to spread joy this holiday season?Through St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore's Adopt-a-Family...
10/20/2026

Looking for a meaningful way to spread joy this holiday season?

Through St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore's Adopt-a-Family program, you can help make the holidays brighter for a local family.

This year, we're hoping to bring joy and comfort to more than 500 families by providing gifts and essential items like toys, clothing, and household goods.

Give on your own or team up with friends, family, coworkers, or your faith community, and your kindness will let a family know their community is behind them.

Register today to receive a wish list and drop-off instructions!

Thanks to you, more than 200 children in our family shelters now have afternoon snacks every day!We put out a call for h...
10/16/2026

Thanks to you, more than 200 children in our family shelters now have afternoon snacks every day!

We put out a call for help, and you answered! Your generosity has stocked our shelves with the snacks children need after school.

It may seem like a small thing… but when a family is experiencing homelessness, knowing a child will have a snack every day means one less thing to worry about.

Thank you for helping the children we serve feel comfortable, cared for, and loved!

What’s it really like to navigate the complicated homeless services system when you’re facing a housing crisis?Last week...
10/13/2026

What’s it really like to navigate the complicated homeless services system when you’re facing a housing crisis?
Last week, we welcomed attendees of the National Association for County Community and Economic Development (NACCED) Conference to the SVDP Eastside Shelter, where they learned more about the barriers families face when seeking help.
Participants explored the complex systems, partnerships, and support services that work together to help families find safety, stability, and hope.
We were grateful for the chance to share the realities our families face every day and inspire conversations about how we can build stronger communities for everyone.

This is what community looks like! Thank you for donating snacks to families at the SVDP Eastside Shelter. Your kindness...
10/12/2026

This is what community looks like!
Thank you for donating snacks to families at the SVDP Eastside Shelter.
Your kindness is helping provide comfort, care, and a little extra joy to children and parents when they need it most. 💙

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who stopped by the Ghimire Homes office to donate snacks for the St. Vincent de Paul Family Shelter’s After-School Program!

Your generosity and kindness mean so much to the families and children we serve!

If your family, school, sports team, or club would like to get involved and donate items to support these families, we would love to hear from you! Please reach out to [email protected].

Every act of kindness, big or small, helps build a stronger, more caring community!

We are incredibly grateful to TAI, Inc. for hosting their annual Fall Festival for the families at Hannah More Family Sh...
10/05/2026

We are incredibly grateful to TAI, Inc. for hosting their annual Fall Festival for the families at Hannah More Family Shelter. The TAI team treated parents and children to an afternoon of fun, featuring hamburgers, hot dogs, football, Velcro ball, and more. A huge thank you to all the incredible volunteers who made this event a success!
We’re always looking for groups interested in volunteering to help us make our community a better place! For more details, get in touch with us through [email protected].

After a long day at school, most kids go home to a familiar routine—a snack, homework, and a chance to unwind and play. ...
09/10/2026

After a long day at school, most kids go home to a familiar routine—a snack, homework, and a chance to unwind and play.
 
But for children experiencing homelessness, the end of the school day means returning to the stress and instability of not having a home.
 
At SVDP, we want every child in our shelters to feel safe, cared for, and supported—to have moments where they can simply enjoy being a kid.
 
An after-school snack can be one of those moments.
It gives them something to look forward to when they return from school. It’s one small way we can help preserve childhood in the face of homelessness.
 
Right now, we have over 200 children in our family shelters and urgently need after-school snacks for them.

Giving is easy! There are 3 ways you can help:
 
1️⃣Click the link to our bio to find our Amazon wish list to have your donation shipped directly to our shelters.

2️⃣ Purchase snacks and deliver them to one of our family shelters. Donations can be dropped off 7 days a week, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

3️⃣ Can’t shop but still want to support? Donate to our After-School Snacks Fund (link in bio), which directly supports the children and gives them the boost they need after a long school day.

08/31/2026
07/09/2026

The MOHS Outreach Team is collecting warm clothing and essential items this winter season! If you have new or lightly used (and freshly cleaned) winter clothing that you would like to donate, please schedule a donation drop-off at our downtown office:

✉️ [email protected]
🗨️ Send us a direct message

Last winter, SVDP provided a combined total of just over 4,000 freezing weather bed nights to the most vulnerable in our...
07/01/2026

Last winter, SVDP provided a combined total of just over 4,000 freezing weather bed nights to the most vulnerable in our community. As the cold intensified, our shelters exceeded normal capacity, opening every available space to ensure no one was left outside in the dangerous cold.

Our staff worked tirelessly this winter to meet rising demands, and that same level of dedication is critical now as we face a severe and dangerous heat wave. Extreme heat can be life-threatening for individuals experiencing homelessness, older adults, and those with chronic health conditions, making these days especially critical.

During Baltimore City's Code Red extreme heat days, SVDP's Beans & Bread Day Resource Center expands its efforts to support neighbors in need by distributing bottled water and hydration drinks and providing a safe place to rest from the heat. This is in addition to the meals and connections to resources already provided to over 125 people daily.

Here are ways you can help:

💰Monetary donations allow us to respond quickly to urgent needs and ensure we can continue expanding support during extreme weather events (link in comments).

💧Or, essential items can be delivered directly to Beans and Bread at 400 South Bond Street, Baltimore MD 21231. Donations can be dropped off Mon-Fri, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

We are looking for bottled water, sports drinks, snacks, sunscreen, cooling items (handheld fans, cooling towels and hats) and hygiene supplies.

Our mission is to ensure those impacted by poverty have the skills, resources and opportunity to achieve their full potential.

Address

2305 N Charles Street, Ste 300
Baltimore, MD
21218

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