St Vincent De Paul Society

Opened in 1984, the Free Dining Room is one of the oldest and largest facilities in Santa Rosa to serve hot meals to the hungry, seven days per week, 365 days per year. Each year, serve more than 90,000 nourishing meals to the .

The Free Dining Room relies on the support of many people from varied backgrounds who in excess of 10,000 hours of time each year. Also many grocery/specialty stores, restaurants, the and other suppliers generously donate over $700,000 of food per year, helping to keep our program cost-effective.



Caring volunteers in our free Dining Room prepare and serve a hot, nutritious lunch from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm every day, 365 days a year.

The Dining Room is located in the Railroad Square area of Santa Rosa, at 610 Wilson Street. Entrance is through the back of the building off 7th St.

For more information about our Free Dining Room, visit our website at www.svdp-sonoma.org call 707.528.7580.

In addition to offering and affordable shopping options on gently used clothing, furniture and household goods, we work with local agencies to accommodate particularly needy clients with home furnishings or clothing.  In order to receive emergency clothing or furniture, a referral from a or is required. 



Best of all, unlike many other thrift-store chains, the merchandise you donate to or purchase at our Thrift Store has a . One-hundred percent of our store profits are fed back into our , providing much-needed



Much to the delight of our more fortunate customers, we also serve as a secret source of one of a kind collectibles, unique furniture and vintage clothing.



Furniture (bedroom, living room, family room, patio)

Beds (new and remanufactured)

Home accessories

Artwork & prints

Electronics (see note below) & small appliances

Clocks

Household goods, dishes, glassware, small kitchen appliances

Linens & bedding

Sports equipment

Toys

Books, records, CDs, DVDs

Men's, Women's, Children's - Clothing, Shoes, & Accessories

District Council of Sonoma County's Thrift Store partners with West County Community Services to provide a robust job training program to transitional workers. WCCS Job Coach Linda Carantzalis works out of the SVdP Warehouse and Thrift Store where she utilizes her case management skills to place and support employees in retail, warehouse, sorting, floor management, and cashiering positions before moving them on to more permanent job placements in the community.

Note:  We accept all TVs, monitors, & computers, working or not for our Electronics Recycling Program!