THANK YOU ALL!
We raised almost $9,000 to expand our Street Outreach Program. We can now offer more free sack lunches with more fruits and vegetables to more locations in east Omaha. Please contact us if you would like to partner as a location on our routes.
TUESDAY DECEMBER 1, 2020
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After Black Friday and Cyber Monday, join us for Giving Tuesday on December 1 to join our community in sharing the power of generosity. Together, we show our strength by giving — and doing — what we can for each other. This is our day to harness the power of all with #GivingTuesday402, powered by SHARE Omaha. This year we are raising money and awareness for the Holy Family Street Outreach program. For decades, Holy Family Church used their vans to distribute food and some other basics needs such as toilet paper and laundry detergent to people throughout east Omaha.
The Society of St Vincent de Paul Omaha is continuing that tradition and has added several senior housing towers and would like to expand even further into North Omaha. We would love to be able to have all three vans full every weekday and meeting more of our neighbors’ needs. You can support us in many ways:
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