Introducing SVdP's 2026 Fall Impact Report
Thank you to everyone who has made this impact possible!
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s work is quiet but undeniably vital to the lives of Houstonians in need. Today, we invite you to read our newly released Fall Impact Report. There, you can learn about that work and what we have been able to accomplish so far this year alone thanks to the efforts of our donors and our dedicated Vincentians.
This Report highlights the impact made within the Galveston-Houston communities and shares the stories of neighbors who we have been blessed to be able to support. Every achievement contained within—from the $4.49 Million given towards housing and utility assistance to the more than 200 participants in our Systemic Change Initiative—represents the collective generosity of our donors and our devoted Vincentians. Together, we are bringing hope and lasting change to those who need it most.
While there is still more important work ahead, we are proud of what has been accomplished thus far. We invite you to reflect on the stories, milestones, and outcomes that demonstrate the power of coming together as One Society to create lasting change. Thank you to all our donors and Vincentians for the support that continues to transform lives and bring hope to those who need it most.
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The Galveston-Houston communities are funded through the generosity of our donors, volunteer members, and community partners. If you’d like to learn more about how to support our mission, click here.
About the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston: Established in 1871, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston (SVdP Houston), is a 501(c)3 faith-based, non-profit organization with the mission to grow spiritually through person-to-person service to all in need in our community. SVdP Houston serves 10 counties throughout the greater Houston area. Through a network of over 50 parish-based chapters, called “Conferences” that have a combined total of 1,900 volunteers, called “Vincentians.” Vincentians respond to the needs of our neighbors through four main pillars. Our work includes Homelessness Prevention, Basic Needs, Resiliency Program, and Disaster Relief.
