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St. Vincent de Paul Parish donates a percentage of each week’s collection toward our parish outreach efforts. The Outreach Ministry Council, acting as good stewards, helps organizations that serve the needy or provide a specific needed community service (e.g., Sunday Mass for Shut-ins). The agencies listed below are a representation of the various agencies that are given support through financial or material goods, as well as parishioner volunteer opportunities.
Bethlehem House, located at 15th& Martha St. in the former convent at St. Patrick’s, is a 12-bedroom home that provides loving guidance and support for women (19 & older) choosing life for their unborn child in a Catholic, residential environment both during and after pregnancy. 2016 marks the 11th year of service for Bethlehem House.
EPS is committed to helping expectant and parenting families build healthy, productive lives. Through generous donations, EPS is able to assist in the medical, educational, material, financial and emotional needs of their clients.
Holy Family Church was established in 1876 and was the oldest church in Omaha that was used for worship until April, 2020. At that time, Holy Family parish merged with St Francis Cabrini parish, and the building was left in the care of the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Ixim Spirit of Solidarity is a transnational ministry that fosters mutually enriching Christian relationships between the people of Nebraska and Guatemala through sharing of our humanity, faith and resources.
The Notre Dame Sisters Safe Homes Project, established 16 years ago, serves women and children escaping domestic violence. The sisters identify domestic violence survivors who are ready to leave the shelter to continue their healing.
Sunday Mass for Shut-Ins is sponsored by the Serra Club of Omaha.
Catholic Charities ministers to the greatest and most fundamental needs of our community. Since 1926, Catholic Charities has had a rich tradition of serving and advocating for more than 100,000 voiceless, hungry, addicted, abused and forgotten individuals and families annually throughout the area.
Mater Filius of Nebraska is a nonprofit, Catholic apostolate located in Omaha, NE committed to helping women facing an unexpected pregnancy who find themselves without housing or emotional support. We offer a tranquil home, assistance with healthcare appointments, transportation, spiritual care, nutritious, self-prepared meals, access to child enrichment and a path to independence.
We are a group of volunteers from the Omaha & Council Bluffs metros looking to make a difference with our charity for the homeless. We work to help the homeless in the Omaha Metro to get a meal, get an apartment, find a job and anything else we can to help.
The Stephen Center partners with the community, families and individuals to overcome homelessness, addiction and poverty. Stephen Center, Inc. serves the homeless and low-income men, women and children by offering an emergency shelter, the Hero program for people recovering from addiction, and a transitional living program.