
NEIGHBORS
HELPING
NEIGHBORS.
We are dedicated to improving the lives of those in need by providing essential resources and support. We offer care, compassion, and support to those in our community when they need it most.
Help us advance our mission to make a positive impact in our community and beyond.
The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul serving Palm Beach County is pleased to announce that our legal name has changed from Saint Vincent de Paul Salvage Store of West Palm Beach, Inc. to Saint Vincent de Paul of Palm Beach County, Inc.
The new name better reflects the full scope of our mission and the work performed throughout Palm Beach County. Our organization is much more than a thrift store. Through our parish-based Conferences, Vincentian volunteers, central assistance intake function, food distribution activities, and community partnerships, we respond directly to individuals and families facing financial hardship.
The name change does not affect our charitable mission, nonprofit status, governance, or commitment to those we serve. Donations, volunteer support, and community partnerships will continue to support our work throughout Palm Beach County.
As Saint Vincent de Paul of Palm Beach County, we look forward to building greater awareness of our services, strengthening our Conferences, and expanding our ability to serve neighbors in need.
It starts with ONE STEP.

GET HELP
ASK FOR HELP WITH RENT, POWER, OR FOOD
Call the assistance line and a Vincentian from your neighborhood Conference will follow up personally.

GIVE
HELP FAMILIES HOLD ON TO HOME AND WORK
Gifts stay in Palm Beach County and can be used to assist with transportation, rent, utilities, food and medications.

VOLUNTEER
WALK ALONGSIDE A NEIGHBOR IN HARDSHIP
No experience required. Training is provided for every new Vincentian volunteer.

SPONSOR
ALIGN YOUR BRAND WITH PURPOSE & COMMUNITY
Partner with us as a business, parish, or foundation sponsor and put your support to work across Palm Beach County
Our IMPACT.
During the fiscal year ended September 2025, with the support of our donors, parishes, volunteers and community partners:
150
Vincentian volunteers
7,800+
Individuals & households served
$1.2M
In direct assistance provided
16,500+
Hours of volunteer service
20
Pantries, missions & churches supplied

We listen first.
Saint Vincent de Paul of Palm Beach County is a Catholic lay organization serving individuals and families experiencing financial hardship. Through parish-based Conferences and Vincentian volunteers, we provide compassionate, confidential, person-to-person assistance—without regard to religion, race, ethnicity, gender, age, disability, or background.
Our volunteers listen, seek to understand each household’s circumstances, and work with individuals and families to identify practical assistance and community resources that can help restore stability and hope.
How we may help.
Assistance is determined individually and is subject to eligibility, geographic coverage, available funding, and the resources of the local Conference.
Emergency housing assistance
Food assistance and pantry referrals
Clothing and household essentials
Emergency help after an unexpected hardship
Budgeting, financial wellness and supportive guidance
Electric and water utility assistance
Prescription assistance
Transportation-related assistance
Referrals to agencies and community organizations



FOOD DISTRIBUTION
Resources close to home.
Our food distribution operation collects and distributes donated and rescued food to participating food pantries, churches, missions, and community organizations.
Please note: the warehouse is a distribution facility and is not presently a walk-in food pantry for the public.
Need Help?
If you live in Palm Beach County and are experiencing financial hardship, please contact our central assistance line.
24-HR ASSISTANCE LINE
Intake hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Voicemail available 24 hours.
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER YOU CONTACT US?
Call the assistance line and leave your name, telephone number, address, and a brief explanation of your need.
An intake coordinator will review your request and determine which local Conference serves your area.
A request will be referred to a Vincentian volunteer from your local Conference.
A volunteer may contact you to discuss your circumstances and arrange a home visit or other consultation.
The Conference will evaluate what assistance may be available.
Please have relevant documentation available, such as identification, proof of residence, lease or landlord information, utility bills, shutoff or eviction notices, proof of household income, and documentation supporting the requested assistance.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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Assistance is not guaranteed.
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Programs depend on available funding and local Conference resources.
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Services and geographic coverage may vary.
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Assistance is provided without regard to religious affiliation.
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Payments are generally made directly to the landlord, utility company, pharmacy, or other service provider—not to the applicant.
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In an immediate emergency, call 911. For additional community resources, call 211.
Serve. Listen. Restore Hope.
Our mission depends on volunteers willing to walk alongside neighbors experiencing hardship. Volunteers may assist with:
Receiving and reviewing requests for assistance
Supporting food collection and distribution
Fundraising and parish outreach
Participating in home visits
Sorting and organizing donated items
Administrative, communications, or professional services
Providing resource referrals
Assisting at the thrift store or food warehouse

ST VINCENT DE PAUL OF PALM BEACH COUNTY
Thrift Store
Our thrift store offers affordable clothing, household items, and other donated merchandise. Proceeds support the charitable work of Saint Vincent de Paul of Palm Beach County.
Hours: Monday–Saturday, 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
ADDRESS
250 W Indiantown Rd, Jupiter, FL 33458
PHONE
561-401-9585
PLEASE NOTE
We ask that you call before bringing furniture or other large items.
