Tag: St Vincent De Paul Society

St. Vincent de Paul in PG handing out 225 food hampers a month to hungry seniors, families

Community Brendan Pawliw -
Earlier this month, Food Banks Canada called for economic security reforms after monthly visits to food banks across the country rose to 2.35 million this year. Their annual HungerCount study, involving more than 5,500 food banks and community organizations, shows visits in March were up 9% from the previous record set last year -- and have more than doubled (117%) since 2019.

Community Christmas raises roughly $50,000 for St. Vincent de Paul Society

Community Zachary Barrowcliff -
It was a successful 15th Annual Community Christmas fundraiser at My Prince George Now, 94.3 the Goat, and Country 97fm.

St. Vincent De Paul accepts donation of personal protective equipment

News Justin Madu -
St. Vincent De Paul Society accepted a very relevant donation this week, in light of COVID-19. Adam Hyatt is currently...

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