St. Vincent de Paul of Roseville

Roseville,
CA
(2008)

St. Vincent de Paul of Roseville

Nonprofit Hub, Shelters and Community Food

Investment

NMTC Amount: $358,000
Total Project Cost: $895,000

IMPACT

3 FTE jobs

CDEs

CRFUSA

Investor

Unknown

Project Description

St. Vincent de Paul Society is an international, independent Catholic Charity founded in 1883 by Frederick Ozanam in Paris, France. The Mission of St. Vincent de Paul Roseville is to provide basic human services and programs to prevent hunger and homelessness.

Program offerings include: Drive thru grocery food distribution for Placer County residents weekly on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday from 9-11 a.m; Baby formula, baby food, diapers; Hygiene products; Rental / Utility assistance (contact to see which city/town is currently covered); Referrals to community partners; Carry out meal 5 days per week; BAGS Home Delivery for homebound seniors & disabled adults

MAP

Address: 503 Giuseppe Court 8, Roseville, CA 95678

Census Tract: 6061020901

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