Hello all:
I would like to tell a story about vouchers that are given by St.Vincent De Paul workers to people in current need. The vouchers are a good support. But, when you go to the store (example - Redwood City ,CA SVDP store) you choose clothing that you need come to the register and exchange the voucher to the clothing of your choice. Everything looks and feels good. BUT SVDP Store workers at the register do not give any prove of purchase to the buyers-in the exchange of receipt. The next thing after leaving that store you feel you didn't get that clothing in the exchange of the Voucher ##...' in the amount of $$....... A good looking used clothing, but purchased without receipt given by the store workers. That is a very bad feeling. Because down on the line of regular day to day life someone will approach to you and say - "Did you still that cloth?" - No, I didn't I paid with voucher, but not store receipt was given to me as a proof of purchase!!!!" How to prove crowds and people who questions you? I would like to read a reply. Thanks in advance of hearing it.
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- (937) 222-7349
- 124 W Apple St Dayton OH 45402 USA
- www.stvincentdayton.org
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Causes: Emergency Assistance, Food, Food Banks & Pantries, Human Service Organizations, Human Services
Mission: St. Vincent de paul, growing in spirituality and friendship, provides christ-inspired person-to-person support in an empowering effort to improve the lives of those in personal, spiritual, or material need.
Programs: Conferences - affiliated with 32 parishes and 1 university, in the greater dayton area, st. Vincent de paul conferences provide person-to-person assistance to impoverished members of the community. Conference members visit those in need in their homes, offering direct assistance in many forms, such as groceries, utility payments, rent or mortgage assistance, prescriptions, or simply listening with compassion and offering prayers.
job center - operating a 350,000 square-foot building housing a one-stop job center which provides on-site education, training and job placement activities, health and human services, social services, housing services and other forms of support to the general public. Funds that are over and above operating costs are used to support social service programs in our related organizations.