St. Vincent de Paul Indianapolis: Donate, Help

✍️ LargestCharities Editorial Team | 📅 Last updated: June 2026

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul - Indianapolis provides food, clothing, diapers, beds, and more to the most vulnerable in the community every day. Through 58 conferences and 1,388 Vincentians across central and southern Indiana, it runs client-choice food pantries, a distribution center, and the Mission 27 resale stores.

Service areaCentral and southern Indiana

Network58 conferences, 1,388 Vincentians

Food pantriesTwo client-choice locations

Distribution center1201 E Maryland St (new beds, household goods)

Resale storesMission 27 (132 Leota St and 1618 S Shelby St)

ProvidesFood, clothing, diapers, beds

HeadquartersIndianapolis, Indiana

Websitesvdpindy.org

Donate goods or shop in Indianapolis. The Mission 27 resale stores and distribution center fund and supply food, beds, and household goods; details at svdpindy.org.

About St. Vincent de Paul Indianapolis

St. Vincent de Paul - Indianapolis serves the most vulnerable in the community, providing food, clothing, diapers, beds, and more on a daily basis. It works through 58 conferences and 1,388 Vincentians across central and southern Indiana.

As a Catholic lay charity, it delivers much of its help person-to-person, through local conferences tied to parishes.

Resale stores and the distribution center

The council's Mission 27 resale stores, at 132 Leota Street and 1618 South Shelby Street, sell donated clothing and other items to support the purchase of new beds, the food pantry, and other programs. Its distribution center at 1201 East Maryland Street supplies parish conferences with new beds and with used clothing, furniture, appliances, housewares, bedding, and linens to give to neighbors in need.

Programs and services

SVdP Indy operates two client-choice food pantries where people can shop for the food that best fits their household once per week, serving low-income families, single parents, seniors, unemployed and disabled individuals, veterans, and the working poor.

A signature focus is providing new beds to people who lack one, supported by the resale stores and the distribution center.

How to donate and get a tax receipt

St. Vincent de Paul is a 501(c)(3), so goods and cash are tax-deductible when you itemize. Get a receipt at drop-off, and estimate fair market value with our donation value guide.

To support the Indianapolis council, donate goods at a Mission 27 store or the distribution center, or give through svdpindy.org.

Frequently asked questions

What does St. Vincent de Paul Indianapolis do?

It provides food, clothing, diapers, beds, and more across central and southern Indiana through two client-choice food pantries, a distribution center, and the Mission 27 resale stores, working through 58 conferences and 1,388 Vincentians.

Where can I donate to SVdP in Indianapolis?

At a Mission 27 resale store (132 Leota Street or 1618 South Shelby Street) or the distribution center at 1201 East Maryland Street. Find details at svdpindy.org. Donations are tax-deductible.

Does SVdP Indy provide beds?

Yes. Providing new beds to people who lack one is a signature focus, supported by the Mission 27 resale stores and the distribution center.

Last updated June 2026. St. Vincent de Paul Indianapolis network (58 conferences, 1,388 Vincentians), two client-choice food pantries, the distribution center (1201 East Maryland Street), and the Mission 27 resale stores (132 Leota Street, 1618 South Shelby Street) from the Society of St. Vincent de Paul - Indianapolis (svdpindy.org). We are not affiliated with Society of St. Vincent de Paul - Indianapolis and receive no compensation for this listing. Spotted an error? [email protected]