Our community impact for
the first half of 2024:
hot meals served by the Community Kitchen
bags of groceries to families visiting the Food Pantry and 194 food orders delivered to individuals in Senior Housing
families receiving emergency financial assistance through Advocacy
dollars saved by clients receiving 187 free reconditioned medical equipment items
bags of clothing distributed by the Clothes Closet to 911 clients
We are grateful to have received a $1,200 grant from The Pad Project to help fund the menstrual hygiene products we supply to our clients at the Food Pantry. Did you know you cannot buy tampons, pads or other menstrual hygiene products using support programs like SNAP or WIC? These products are necessities for half of the population and are expensive! Check out thepadproject.org to learn more about this organization’s mission to expand access to menstrual products, combat period stigma, and champion menstrual equity for all!
Thank you to the students, faculty and parents of Winnacunnet High School for donating 927 pounds of food and $223 through the NH Tackles Hunger food drive!
Thank you to EVERYONE who helped make our Paper Shred Food Drive such a success!! A special thank you to our generous event sponsors!
Tobey & Merrill Insurance
TD Bank
Kennebunk Savings
BankProv
MacDonald Law
We are extremely grateful to be charitable gaming partners with THE BROOK in Seabrook and to have received nearly $130,000 to support our efforts to help those in need on the Seacoast of NH.
We also had a wonderful Volunteer Appreciation Night at THE BROOK to say thank you to all of our volunteers for so generously donating their time to help others.
This is Jackie…a local lady in need of an electric wheelchair. She said when she stands, she is in a lot of pain. When she sits in the chair, the pain goes away.
Please remember SVdP’s reconditioned Home Medical Equipment program if you know someone like Jackie or if you know someone looking to donate a wheelchair, crutches, shower chair, etc. These items are FREE to ANYONE who needs them!
Did you know that GATHER’s ‘Meals For Kids’ program will be coming to the Hampton Municipal Lot every Thursday this summer between 11:30AM and 12:30PM? In order to help bridge the gap during school vacations when kids won’t have access to school lunches, the GATHER mobile market will provide families with additional proteins, milk, eggs, and other foods that kids can make easy meals with such as peanut butter, jelly, tuna, mac & cheese, and more. It’s FREE and NO REGISTRATION is necessary. Just show up!
We at St. Vincent de Paul Hampton are so humbled by the generosity of our local community and the dedication of our volunteers.
Thank you to John C. for helping us share some of our donated clothing with Operation Blessing.
Thank you to Noah, Peter and Bridger for helping move winter clothes into storage and bring summer clothes back to the Clothes Closet.
Thank you to Maeve for delivering a donation from the Winnacunnet High School Sustainability Club.
Thank you to our local communities, our Postal Carriers and our volunteers for their support this past Saturday! Over 3,000 pounds of food was collected for Hampton SVdP for the 2024 Stamp Out Hunger drive! Outstanding!
Our FABULOUS mural on the Clothes Closet/ Community Kitchen building! Sponsored by Hampton Rotary and painted by Alyssa Pine.
Saint Vincent de Paul Hampton
289 Lafayette Road
Hampton 03842
Tel: 603-929-4427
Email: pantry@svdphampton.com
Hours of Operation:
Monday 10:00 AM – 12 Noon
Tuesday 10:00 AM -12 Noon
Thursday 10:00 AM – 12 Noon
Friday 10:00 AM – 12 Noon
Who We Are
Saint Vincent de Paul – Hampton is a Volunteer only 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization that has served the residents of Hampton, North Hampton. Hampton Falls, Seabrook, and Rye for 25 years. We partner with more than 70 local government and religious service providers to meet the needs of our neighbors.
In 2022, the Community Kitchen served 4,072 meals and made 271 home deliveries.
1,064 families visited the Food Pantry receiving 93,332 pounds of food.
The Clothes Closet was visited by 1,245 clients who received 1,150 bags of clothing including 233 winter coats.
We deliver food to the Dearborn House and The Meadows once a month and on a case-by-case basis will deliver food to clients who do not have transportation.