Contact: John Dwyer at SVdP@allsaintsdunwoody.org

St. Vincent de Paul continues to handle requests from our parishioners and the Dunwoody community seeking food and financial assistance. Your support is needed now more than ever.

Heartfelt Thank You from All Saints SVdP

Last year, All Saints SVdP received $243,201 in donations from YOU – our Parishioners, Donors, Women Circles, Knights of Columbus, and everyone who supported our conference programs. Your donations helped 847 individuals struggling to pay their bills, feed their families, and remain in their homes. In helping our Neighbors, our Vincentians made 374 “visits” (utilizing telephone consultations and home visits), gave 3,308 hours of service, and traveled 6,029 miles. You allowed us to pursue SVdP’s Mission: “To serve our neighbors with love and respect: delivering help, hope and pathways to self-sufficiency.” May God abundantly bless YOU.

St. Vincent de Paul Invites You to Join Us

Are you looking for a way to live out your Catholic faith more fully? There are lots of ways you can become involved! For more information, email svdpatallsaints@gmail.com. Join us as we help our neighbors in need.

SVdP Collection Weekend

St. Vincent de Paul members and friends will be at the Church doors holding their blue baskets on September 12-13.  Thank you in advance for your generosity.


Ongoing Events

Fall Clothing Drive

Help replenish the SVdP Thrift store! Donate your seasonally appropriate fall/winter clothing to our annual Fall Clothing Drive. Winter clothing preferred and please remember men’s socks, gloves, and winter coats for the homeless.

Spring Food Drive

Our annual Spring Food Drive benefits your Dunwoody neighbors by replenishing the SVdP Food Pantry serving Dunwoody and Dekalb County. The need is great for non-perishable food items as the food pantry has been busy with more clients than ever. Please continue to donate and support this worthy cause.

All Saints SVdP needs caseworkers, and case-helpers.

Not qualified? No worries. We will train you. Remember: God does not call the qualified but qualifies the called. For questions or more information, please email John Dwyer.


Request Hotline

Most importantly, St. Vincent de Paul is here to support our parishioners and neighbors in need. If you require assistance at this time, please call our hotline at 770-512-7476, leave a message and you will be contacted by one of our volunteers.


Monthly Contributions

Your monthly contribution is a lifeline to those in need. You can contribute to SVdP online, with one-time or reoccuring payments, or in-person after Mass on the first weekend of the month at the church doors. Alternatively, you can donate by check made out to “All Saints SVdP” and mail it to: The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, All Saints Catholic Church, 2443 Mount Vernon Rd., Dunwoody, GA 30338″.

St. Vincent de Paul Volunteer Information

Our members are involved with trying to follow our Lord’s dictate to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, give drink to the thirsty, care for the ill, visit the sick, soothe the unhappy and restore peace to the troubled soul. We do this primarily by visiting the needy in their homes. We meet as a group on the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm. During the month we visit people whenever they need help.

SVdP Did You Know…..

…..that you can take your clothes, shoes, household goods, books, etc. directly to the SVdP Thrift Store?? The Thrift Store is located across the street from Chamblee City Hall at 5463 Peachtree Road and is opened M-Sat, 10 am-6 pm.

Left to right: Maureen Ianacone (SVdP), Carol Mason, Mary Trantrow (Women’s Guild) Mary Maresca & Jim Rainsford (SVdP)

Thank You letter to our All Saints SVdP Conference from a past SVdP client.