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Friends of the Poor Walk - THIS WEEKEND

October 9th, 2021

Come join us for a morning of fellowship and fun as we walk for the poor and needy in our city. We will have music, prizes for the kids, refreshments, t-shirts and a chance to meet fellow parishioners and get that exercise we all need.

Registration: 9:00 am

Walk Begins:  10:00 am

St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church
8000 Eldorado Parkway, Frisco, TX

Our goal is to raise $5,000 to assist men, women, and children in our local area who are in crisis regardless of their religion, ethnic or social background, health, gender, or political opinions.

Tell your friends and set up a team for your group. Please join us in raising money by participating in our walk. All proceeds from our walk go directly to benefit people living in the Frisco ISD, Little Elm, Celina, Prosper area.

In fiscal year 2020, the Frisco conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul contributions:

  • Adults and Children Helped = 1,222

  • Time Devoted SVDP Ministry Work = 10,639 Hours

  • Funds Disbursed for Shelter, Utilities, Phone, Food/Gas/Medicine = $201,877

We look to provide a hand up, not a hand-out.

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Friends of the Poor Walk - Oct 9

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October 9th, 2021

Come join us for a morning of fellowship and fun as we walk for the poor and needy in our city. We will have music, prizes for the kids, refreshments, t-shirts and a chance to meet fellow parishioners and get that exercise we all need.

Registration: 9:00 am

Walk Begins:  10:00 am

St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church
8000 Eldorado Parkway, Frisco, TX

Our goal is to raise $5,000 to assist men, women, and children in our local area who are in crisis regardless of their religion, ethnic or social background, health, gender, or political opinions.

Tell your friends and set up a team for your group. Please join us in raising money by participating in our walk. All proceeds from our walk go directly to benefit people living in the Frisco ISD, Little Elm, Celina, Prosper area.

In fiscal year 2020, the Frisco conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul contributions:

  • Adults and Children Helped = 1,222

  • Time Devoted SVDP Ministry Work = 10,639 Hours

  • Funds Disbursed for Shelter, Utilities, Phone, Food/Gas/Medicine = $201,877

We look to provide a hand up, not a hand-out.

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SVDP Donation Collection Weekend

Bundle Weekend

Saturday, October 23
Sunday, October 24

Donate those unwanted items in your closet. Dislodge the hodgepodge in your garage!

Bundle Weekend is your opportunity to help those in need by providing your gently used items to St. Vincent de Paul’s Thrift Store! The truck will be here to pick up your bundles on Saturday, Oct. 23 and Sunday, Oct. 24 from 8:00 am - 2:00 pm. The truck will be in its usual spot in the west parking lot of St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church - Frisco.

For a complete list of acceptable items, please visit https://www.svdpfrisco.org/bundle-weekend Your donations allow our stores and the mobile thrift truck to offer quality items at bargain prices. Plus, a portion of the proceeds are given to our own SVdP conference here at St. Francis!

Tax receipts for your donations are available at the truck.

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Helping Those In Need

REGISTER FOR A FRIENDS OF THE POOR WALK TODAY!

Help us continue our mission of serving those in need in the Frisco area by participating in the Friends of the Poor Walk on October 9th at 10:00AM at St. Francis of Assisi in Frisco. To register your team, or to donate and sponsor a team or individual, please find more information at https://www.svdpfrisco.org/walk


HELP PROTECT NEIGHBORS FROM EVICTION

With the end of the CDC eviction moratorium, neighbors in danger of homelessness are already calling for help. Read up on resources for rental assistance, housing assistance and other COVID-19-specific programs gathered by the National Council.


TEMPORARY SHELTERING ASSISTANCE FOR IDA EVACUEES

FEMA has funding available to help cover costs for transitional shelter for recent hurricane evacuees. Click HERE for a helpful FAQ sheet about the program and how to apply.


Blessed Frederic and St Vincent de Paul, Pray for us!

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North Texas Giving Day 2021!

It's that time of year again when all of North Texas grows together through the largest online giving event in the country!

St. Vincent de Paul Frisco is gearing up, ready to meet the soaring need for emergency financial assistance right here in Frisco. Won't you join us?

Giving Day

Be the Good.

Last year, St Vincent de Paul (Frisco) assisted more than 1,300 individuals and provided more than $205,000 financial assistance for those in need. Can you help us continue to provide assistance to those in need.

Find out more about North Texas Giving Day and about our parish, St Francis of Assisi: https://www.northtexasgivingday.org/stfoafrisco

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Need Help Paying for Rent?

Federal help with paying your rent

If you’re a tenant having trouble paying your rent, utilities, or other housing costs, help may be available.

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The federal Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program was created to help tenants like you cover housing costs and stay in stable housing during the coronavirus pandemic. Many programs are taking applications from both tenants and landlords. So if you’re a landlord, you’re in the right place too. ERA funds come from the federal government, but local programs are distributing the money in their own communities.


Am I eligible for emergency rental assistance?

To be eligible for help covering your rent, you must have an agreement to pay rent for your home or mobile home lot. You don’t necessarily need to have a signed lease, and your home could be an apartment, house, mobile home, or other place.

These three statements also need to be true:

  1. At least one member of your household has:

    • Qualified for unemployment or should qualify

    • Lost income

    • Owed large expenses, OR

    • Had other financial hardships

  2. Your household income is below a certain amount, based on where you live

  3. At least one member of your household is experiencing housing instability, which means they are at risk of becoming homeless or would have trouble finding a stable place to live

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