Become a Vincentian
All Vincentians possess an awareness that our blessings are to be shared with our brothers and sisters in need
Our volunteers are called “Vincentians.” Vincentians are made up of people of all different kinds of backgrounds, occupations, incomes, and ages. Vincentians are at the heart of the work of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
Members of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul embrace the charism and spirituality of our Patron Saint, Vincent de Paul. His love and service to the poor are an example for us today to "evangelize the poor" and bring to them the wholeness of the love of Jesus Christ in a broken world.
Over 190,000 men and women in more than 90 countries worldwide call themselves Vincentians. Vincentians are based in conferences or chapters. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul believes that “no work of charity is foreign to the Society.” Vincentians in various conferences help people of all religious backgrounds in different ways, whether that be in housing, clothing, food, transportation, prayer, or companionship.

We see the face of Christ in those we serve.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul has a long and rich history of helping in the Denver Metro area. It was established in Denver in 1878 and has maintained an active presence in human services and relief activities for 139 years. The Society had its humble beginnings at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and now has 32 Conferences in the Denver metropolitan area. Please visit here for a complete listing of local Conferences.
For more information on the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Denver Metro Council and how you can be involved contact us or fill out the form below.
Serve in Your Neighborhood
We offer a wide variety of rewarding opportunities for our volunteers. You may serve individually or organize a club, co-workers, or other group. Our neighborhood-based chapters are always in need of new faces, fresh perspectives, new hands, and new hearts to respond to our friends and neighbors who need help. Use your hard-won experience to help others, and along the way, you might learn some new skills too.
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Charity is the paradise of Communities and the soul of the virtues.
– St. Vincent de Paul