| Our mission | To provide emergency food and assistance to those in need when other available resources have been exhausted. |
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul Exeter (SVdP)
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StockersSort meat, produce, pastries, and bread donations from Hannaford four mornings a week and on Thursday afternoons. Stockers are also able to sort and shelve nonperishable food items from food drives and donations. Stockers should be physically flexible and able to lift 25 pounds.DriversPick up the weekly order at the NH Food Bank on Mondays and donations at Hannaford on Fridays. Drivers must be able to lift 30 pounds.AdvocatesA pair of advocates will meet with clients who have requested emergency financial assistance and determine their need and monthly expenses to assist with budget resolution.Food PantryVolunteers come on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays during the evening and Wednesdays and Fridays in the afternoon. We also have a Seniors Pantry the fourth Thursday of the month in the morning.Team LeadersTeam Leaders are needed for each Food Pantry session. They are responsible for overseeing the session, coordinating the volunteers, and assisting with clients. |
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| Items we need now |
Lots of items needed now! Please help!We have had an increase in people wanting to volunteer during the COVID-19 pandemic. While we appreciate each person who wants to be involved, we have decided not to take on new volunteers to limit the number of people in the building. We would be grateful for food and cash donations. Please drop donations off on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday between 8:30 am and 4:00 pm. We are currently in need of:
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| How you help | As an organization made up almost entirely of volunteers, we rely on the help of volunteers for every aspect of operations. |
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| About us | The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Exeter began serving the poor and hungry in Exeter in 1989 out of a building provided by St. Michael’s Parish. In 2011, SVdP Exeter purchased the vacant building located at 53 Lincoln Street that allowed us to serve our clients more efficiently with dignity and respect. With the new space, SVdP Exeter was able to become the Community Assistance Center. SVdP Exeter now offers food and emergency financial assistance. Services at the Community Assistance Center, such as dental care and homeless support, are available to anyone in need. |
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