St. Vincent de Paul, Napa

SVdP addresses issues that threaten the well-being of families: food insecurity, pending evictions, pending utility shut-offs, and high gasoline prices. We help by providing food vouchers for local grocery stores, paying past-due rent and utility bills, and providing gasoline gift cards for local gas stations to anyone in need.

Any person may call our office requesting help with food, rent, utilities, and gasoline costs. Any person is eligible regardless of faith, age, gender, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. Assistance is provided once a genuine need is verified through home visits. In 2025, 213 families received food assistance through grocery store vouchers, 11 families received rent assistance to prevent a pending eviction, 8 families received utility assistance to prevent a pending utility shut-off, and 27 gas cards were distributed to the homeless to help with gasoline or convenience food.

Food insecurity, evictions, utility shut-offs, and high gasoline prices threaten the stability of families, the elderly, and the homeless. Supporting these groups matters because when these needs are met, family stability is nurtured, wage earners get to work, children get to school, and the homeless have basic needs met. Your support contributes to the overall health and welfare of the Napa community.