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St. Vincent de Paul Conferences

“Knowledge of the poor and needy is not gained by pouring over books or in discussion with politicians, but by visiting the homes where they live, sitting by the bedside of the dying, feeling the cold they feel, and learning from their lips the causes of their woes.” ~ Blessed Frederic Ozanam (1813-1853)

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What is a Conference?

Conferences are parish based groups of 5-50 laymen and women who seek to grow spiritually by becoming personally involved in helping the poor in their communities. Conference members, called Vincentians, provide direct services and referrals to poor and needy individuals and families. In the parish, Conferences work closely with their pastor and congregation to serve people in need. Conferences obtain funding through regular and special collections in the parish, fundraising activities, and Vincentian member contributions. Each Conference decides what programs and services it will offer based on the needs in the local area.

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Our Conferences are located in the following Long Island communities:

If applicable, click on Conference names to be taken to their individual websites.

Nassau County Conferences:

Nassau County (41)

1. Baldwin – St. Christopher
Food Pantry

2. Bayville – St. Gertrude
Food Pantry

3. Bellmore – St. Barnabas
Food Pantry

4. Bethpage – St. Martin of Tours
Food Pantry

5. Brookville – St. Paul the Apostle

6. Carle Place – Our Lady of Hope

7. East Meadow – St. Raphael
Food Pantry

8. East Rockaway – St. Raymond
Food Pantry

9. Elmont- St. Boniface
Food Pantry

10. Elmont – St. Vincent de Paul
Food Pantry

11. Farmingdale – St. Kilian
Food Pantry

12. Floral Park – Our Lady of Victory
Food Pantry

13. Freeport – Our Holy Redeemer
Food Pantry

14. Glen Cove – St. Rocco

15. Great Neck – St. Aloysius
Food Pantry

16. Hempstead- Our Lady of Loretto

17. Hewlett – St. Joseph
Food Pantry

18. Hicksville – Our Lady of Mercy
Food Pantry

19. Hicksville – St. Ignatius Loyola
Food Pantry

20. Inwood – Our Lady of Good Counsel
Food Pantry

21. Levittown – St. Bernard’s
Food Pantry

22. Long Beach – St. Mary of the Isle
Food Pantry

23. Malverne – Our Lady of Lourdes
Food Pantry

24. Manhasset- St. Mary’s

25. Mineola – Corpus Christi

26. New Hyde Park- Holy Spirit

27. New Hyde Park – Nortre Dame
Food Pantry

28. Oceanside – St. Anthony
Food Pantry

29. Plainview – St. Pius X

30. Port Washington – St. Peter of Alcantara
Food Pantry

31. Rockville Centre – St. Agnes Cathedral

32. Roosevelt – Queen of the Most Holy Rosary
Food Pantry

33. Sea Cliff – St. Boniface Martyr

34. Seaford – Maria Regina
Food Pantry

35. Seaford- St. James

36. Seaford – St. William the Abbot
Food Pantry

37. Syosset- St. Edward the Confessor

38. Uniondale – St. Martha
Food Pantry

39. Valley Stream – Holy Name of Mary
Food Pantry

40. Wantagh – St. Frances de Chantal
Food Pantry

41. West Hempstead – St. Thomas the Apostle
Food Pantry

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Suffolk County Conferences:

Suffolk County (22)

1. Babylon – St. Joseph
Food Pantry

2. Bellport – Mary Immaculate
Food Pantry

3. Brentwood – St. Luke

4. Centerport – Our Lady Queen of Martyrs
Food Pantry

5. Center Moriches-St. John the Evangelist

6. Central Islip – St. John of God
Food Pantry

7. Commack – Christ the King
Food Pantry

8. Coram – St. Frances Cabrini
Food Pantry

9. Deer Park – Ss. Cyril & Methodius

10. Dix Hills – St. Matthews
Food Pantry

11. East Northport – St. Anthony Padua
Food Pantry

12. Greenlawn – St. Francis of Assisi
Food Pantry

13. Hampton Bays – St. Rosalie

14. Hauppauge – St. Thomas More
Food Pantry

15. Huntington – St. Patrick
Food Pantry

16. Huntington Station – St. Hugh of Lincoln
Food Pantry

17. Islip Terrace – St. Peter the Apostle

18. Kings Park – St. Joseph

19. Lindenhurst – Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Food Pantry

20. Manorville – Ss. Peter & Paul

21. Mastic Beach – St. Jude
Food Pantry

22. Setauket – St. James

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