Our Neighbors Need Us Now
The upcoming pause on SNAP benefits, also known as food stamps, will impact about 923,000 Arizonans — one in eight people across our state. SNAP usually provides nine meals for every one that food banks supply, so this pause will leave a big gap for families already struggling.
But there’s hope. For every person who relies on SNAP, seven more Arizonans can help.
Together, we can fill the gap.
How you can help:
Earlier this month, we launched our Feeding Our Neighbors Together initiative to rally our state to support those in need.
- Donate to provide meals to families in need. A $25 gift fills a food box.
- Host a food drive in your business, school, or neighborhood. We are especially in need of protein sources like canned tuna, peanut butter and soups.
- Volunteer your time and consider the non-holidays. We feed families and individuals every day of the year and your help is needed.
If someone you know needs help:
Please don’t hesitate to reach out or refer others to us. Visit the Get Help section of our website, which lists the following resources:
Meals and Food Boxes:
We offer hot meals at our dining rooms and emergency food boxes through our network of food pantries and drive-thru food box programs.
🚨Crisis Response Community Food Distribution🚨
Saturday, Nov. 1 | 7:30-9:30 a.m.
420 W Watkins Rd. Phoenix
Until food runs out; ID is required
Rent and Utility Assistance:
Rent and utility bill help is available for those facing eviction or utility shutoff.
Printable Resources
Get connected to all services at St. Vincent de Paul.
Support and housing services at the St. Vincent de Paul Watkins Campus.
See the monthly calendar of events for families in our Family Dining Room.
Servicios de apoyo y vivienda en St. Vincent de Paul