St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Shop in Derby holds $6 bag sale, needs boxes

 

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St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Shop is located at 237 Roosevelt Drive, Derby.  

Drop-off hours are 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. 

This is shared from the organization's Facebook page.

St. Vincent de Paul in Derby seeks donations of clothing, housewares, toys, more

 

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Shoppe in Derby posts weekly sale

 

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Shoppe and Food Bank is located at 237 Roosevelt Drive, Derby.

This is shared from the nonprofit organization's Facebook page.

St. Vincent de Paul thrift shop and food bank in Derby posts summer hours

The shop is located at 237 Roosevelt Drive, Derby. For information call 203-734-7577.

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St. Vincent De Paul in Derby seeking food, furniture, clothing, more

Donations needed to help Valley neighbors

DERBY- Cindy Barbian, manager, St. Vincent De Paul Helping Hands of the Valley Thrift Shoppe, said this week the shop is currently closed but will be re-opening Aug. 22, earlier in the season than usual.

The shop hours are 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday. 

A wide selection of toys and dolls is available./ Contributed photo

Some of the furniture on display at SVDP thrift shoppe./Contributed photo

Barbian said, "We are accepting all donations, furniture pick-up by request - if we have the volunteer men to do a pickup. We we are not allowed inside a home, (items) would need to be in garage, on porch or outside."

The food pantry's shelves are almost empty. Barbian said much-needed items include:

• canned fruit
• canned vegetables (carrots, green beans and corn)
• canned potatoes
• canned soups 
• macaroni and cheese
• mayonnaise, ketchup, and mustard
• jars of pasta sauce

Consider donating what you can to this nonprofit organization that does so much to assist needy residents of our Valley!

The store is at 237 Roosevelt Drive, Derby. /Contributed photo.

Shop run by nonprofit in Derby cuts prices to assist needy

Sharing message from St. Vincent De Paul Helping Hands of the Valley

DERBY - The nonprofit St. Vincent De Paul runs a thrift shop featuring rock-bottom prices. All proceeds are used to support a food bank that assists needy Valley residents year-round.

In a message today, shop manager Cindy Barbian writes: "We are having a big end of winter sale, spring is right around the corner and we need to make room, so out with the old.

The shop at 237 Roosevelt Drive, Derby.

 The sale continues next week. We have all adult and children's clothing for $1, with the exception of winter coats, they are $2.

"All shoes $1 and boots are only $2, and all scarves and mens' ties are 50 cents. Books and VHS tapes are buy one, get one free. 
"We also have a large selection of housewares, bric a brac and our beautiful furniture room to browse.
"Forget those high priced stores at the mall, St. Vincent De Paul has it all.
"We are accepting all donations, small and large. [If you] have furniture in good condition call to schedule a pick-up, we are not allowed (insurance) to enter the home, but can pick up in garage, [on] deck, or [in] driveway."

The shop and food bank are at 237 Roosevelt Drive. 
For information call 203-734-7577.

St. Vincent de Paul in Derby helps to brighten Christmas for needy

Nonprofit distributes food, gifts to 123 Valley families

All was quiet inside the thrift shoppe Dec. 22, which was closed before the holiday distribution.

Volunteers strike a pose as they wait to give out bags of groceries, frozen turkeys, and gallons of milk. Kudos to Jim Guarrera, an owner of Carey & Guarrera Real Estate in Shelton, for once again getting staff and friends to help with the distribution.

Families receive age and gender-appropriate gifts based on wish lists they submit to the organization.

St. Vincent De Paul Helping Hands of the Valley Thrift Shoppe and Food Bank is at 237 Roosevelt Drive, Derby. 

Director Sandi Bailie said the nonprofit gave out more than $161,000 worth of food and gifts for Christmas, thanks to the generous donations of local businesses, organizations, and individuals.

I wish her and thrift shoppe manager Cindy Barbian all the best in the New Year as they continue to make a difference in the community. 

Hours are 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

For more information or to volunteer, call 203-734-7577.