The longtime diaper distribution program is now operating under the umbrella of St. Vincent de Paul–Cincinnati, a transition designed to stabilize and expand access to a basic need that remains out of reach for many families across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
The program, part of the Charitable Healthcare Network (CHN) Medication Access Program, will redistribute life-saving medicines at no cost to patients who might otherwise go without care.
Any Northern Kentucky resident can receive a coat when presenting their photo ID and verification for each family member receiving a coat.
Sherie Marek traces her philanthropic spirit, evidenced through decades of giving both her time and treasure, to her youth. They “were very poor and struggled” to achieve their dreams. Years later, when her means changed, Marek was eager to give back in a larger way.
Strike Out Hunger is annual food drive hosted by St. Vincent de Paul – Cincinnati in partnership with the Cincinnati Reds.
Mike Dunn has worked in the nonprofit sector for more than 25 years, receiving recognition for roles in strategic operations, people management, marketing and fundraising.
St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacy has received two accolades in the 2022 Free Clinic Awards, the annual awards program of the Charitable Healthcare Network and the Ohio Department of Health.
A member of Talbert House’s 10-member executive team will take over the top job at St. Vincent de Paul-Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati section of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is embarking on a $5 million expansion of its free prescription program.
