Help Line:

Store Phone:

Robert Hartzheim at the Servants of the Poor Banquet.

Event Pictures

Servants of the Poor 2025

Vinny Deal Bag Sale at SVDP (09/05/2026).

Sept. 25th

Vinny Deal Bag Sale

A hand pointing at a whiteboard during a Getting Ahead Fond du Lac, ending poverty session.

Getting Ahead

St. Vincent de Paul Fond du Lac County

330 N. Peters Avenue Fond du Lac, WI 54935

Why St. Vincent de Paul

Fond du Lac

Did you know that when you shop SVDP you help us assist others in the Fond du Lac community?
We provide direct assistance to those in need with rent, food, utilities and other basic necessities in times of crisis.
Shopping or donating to St. Vincent de Paul Fond du Lac will help us continue to serve over 200 families and contribute $14,300 on average each month to those in need in Fond du Lac County.
Help us in our mission of helping others!

Help Us Help Others!

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SVDP accepts gifts of all kinds, including; cash, marketable securities, life insurance, estates, property, etc.

SVDP Videos

Help Services

End Poverty Through Systemic Change

Two members of the Society visit the home of persons who request assistance.
Calls for help are usually received through our help line.

People in need of assistance are encouraged to call:

(920) 922-3650

We provide help mainly with:

  • Rent
  • Utilities
  • Food

We provide referral assistance through our resource listing for:

  • Food pantries and meal programs
  • Housing opportunities of rental property, hotels and shelters
  • Employment opportunities
  • Energy assistance
  • Abuse services
  • Counseling and parenting
  • Health resources including medical and pregnancy
  • Transportation including gas and bus vouchers

Click here for more...

Help Services

End Poverty Through Systemic Change

Two members of the Society visit the home of persons who request assistance.
Calls for help are usually received through our help line.

People in need of assistance are encouraged to call:

(920) 922-3650

We provide help mainly with:

  • Rent
  • Utilities
  • Food

We provide referral assistance through our resource listing for:

  • Food pantries and meal programs
  • Housing opportunities of rental property, hotels and shelters
  • Employment opportunities
  • Energy assistance
  • Abuse services
  • Counseling and parenting
  • Health resources including medical and pregnancy
  • Transportation including gas and bus vouchers

Click here for more...