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September 2024 by Conor F Maguire (Superhero)
Daily blessings in Nutritional Food ~ 7am. breakfast~ 11am. Lunch
SVDP is a Game changer for the unhoused ~ make these meals the basis of your Recovery and Housing mission.
Some days are Grab n Go, if the chairs are down and lights are on its a SIT DOWN meal.
Either way this organization is a machine of Helpfulness that does not stop. Go today, right now, see you there today.
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September 2024 by Carrie Sciaroni
This is an awesome non profit organization ! My experience in the past with this org. is that it fills in the gaps of meeting the needs of Marin County's less fortunate that all the other non profit organizatiins ie, Ritter Center, Homeward Bound of Marin are often redirecting families and individuals to St. Vincent de Paul Society when a catastrophy or disaster or severe losses have been or are emenent.
St. Vincent de Paul Society gets five stars from me for restoring my faith in humanity when had nowhere else to turn to , they are the answer to prayer .
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February 2024 by Kevin Sullivan
Lots of love. Love you, Michael Pritchard and John Rojos love, Kevin and Beth Sullivan.
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October 2023 by michael rabou
I went there for a couple of months and they fed me, this place has helped me with food and I wanna thank them and being grateful.Thank you, I will remember
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May 2023 by Tawnie Pearson
Great place for those in need!I am been a client for years! This agency has always helped me, whether it's food or help with bills, St. Vinnie's always comes through!
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April 2023 by Timothy Elsey
Good organization for helping those in need.
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October 2022 by Montell Totty
If you live in Marin County, you can always come to the dining hall and get a hot breakfast and lunch, 365 days a year. The help desk is available every Wednesday and provides excellent services to those in need. The case workers are compassionate and informative. Great place to help you get back on your feet!
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September 2022 by Alfred Aguirre
I do security for local company and this company comes and Feeds homeless on the streets it’s quite amazing to see
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June 2022 by Yukon J.
excellent organization/business for the bureacracy who runs this place. the woman at the new 2 million dollar home office require large salaries and comfortable working environment and the homeless require free meals and bus tickets mostly - things further like help with gas or utilities - god bless your patience and capacity to deal with these people - could never get help with more than a meal and a couple of bucks - with extensive required paperwork and proof sitting inside an office for the greater part of the day. collecting cans would have been easier. you receive 3 figures - they receive 6. sounds about right for the likes of this place and buckelew programs.
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February 2022 by Paul Shea
St Vincent de Paul has been open every single day since this pandemic started! The only reason this is possible is because of the volunteers outside of st. Vincent's that make lunches for the needy and homeless of San Rafael! These two children have made over 1,000 lunches during this pandemic! Without these children a lot of people in San Rafael would go hungry! You two have such big hearts you are helping so many people and I for one thank you from the bottom of my heart!
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January 2022 by Paul S.
Do you need any sort of held in this pandemic come to St Vincent's on Wednesdays in the afternoon between 1:30 and 3:30 and the team there will help you with your needs! Food is served everyday from 7 a.m. to 8 in the morning and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.! 365 we have been open every day rain or shine wind or storm since 1986 even during this pandemic we've been open every day serving those in need!
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November 2021 by Holly Wild
Not allowed food or services
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November 2021 by Ed Dombrowski
Food and plenty of it.
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July 2021 by Martha Lake
This company receives over 3 million dollars annually and yet has not benefited the city in anyway. In the 30 years of living in this community, I can say with all honesty that they embezzle donations. Do not donate to them. They do not provide the help they pretend they offer on their website.They need to be investigated. This charity is corrupt.
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April 2021 by Helene Wood
I got my vaccine for covid at Voyager/Carmel House, that is why I was there. I don't often go to the Dining Hall, except for fruit and when I hear about things I love. And I often eat the ham and cheese sandwiches because a lot of people where I live go for breakfast, lunch. And bring back sandwiches and oranges. It's a nice organization and they help so many people, even with covid. God bless St. Vincent De paul Dining Hall and donations.
