Fond du Lac County Details
Contact Info:
330 N. Peters Avenue, Fond du Lac, WI 54935
(920) 322-9505
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Thrift Store
Departments
At the St. Vincent de Paul Fond du Lac thrift store, shoppers can browse a variety of departments including Books and Magazines (hardcovers, paperbacks, magazines, and vintage cookbooks), a Furniture Department with community pick up options for donations, Exercise Equipment for at-home fitness needs, a Holiday Department that rotates seasonally, a large Housewares section with everyday kitchen and home essentials, and a Jewelry Department featuring watches, bracelets, necklaces, and more, plus a mattress and box spring area and a bi-monthly Silent Auction for rare finds and antiques.
Silent Auction
St. Vincent de Paul Fond du Lac runs an Online Silent Auction every other month where all items are open for bidding at the same time and close together at a predetermined end date and time, with bids accepted online through a form and also in store.
You can visit the current SVPD Fond du lac online auction by clicking the botton below!
eBay
St. Vincent de Paul Fond du Lac also has an eBay charity store where shoppers can discover unique, pre-loved finds online while supporting a great cause. Items are listed and sold through their official eBay for Charity page, and the proceeds help fund local programs and services that assist neighbors in need across the Fond du Lac community.
Help and Assistence
St. Vincent de Paul Fond du Lac Community Services provides compassionate, judgment free help to neighbors facing a crisis, regardless of religion, race, or nationality. They offer immediate assistance with basic needs like rent, utilities, clothing, food, and transportation, and support is delivered through home visits by pairs of trained volunteer Vincentians. If someone needs help, they can start by calling the SVDP help line at (920) 922-3650 to connect with the team and learn what support may be available.
Donations
Support St. Vincent de Paul Fond du Lac by giving in the way that works best for you, whether that is making a secure online donation, mailing a check, donating gently used items during posted donation hours, or scheduling a furniture pick up by calling the thrift store. Your donated goods help stock the store and your financial gifts help fund programs that assist local neighbors in need. The donation center accepts many clean, safe, saleable items such as clothing, shoes, baby items, housewares, seasonal decor, small working appliances, and furniture, while certain items cannot be accepted due to safety, space, or disposal limitations, including many large appliances, TVs and computers, mattresses and box springs, hazardous or flammable materials, and other bulky or unsafe goods. The page also shares options for planned giving, such as leaving a legacy gift through a will or trust or by donating assets like stock, real estate, life insurance, or retirement funds, and notes that SVDP is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit so donations are generally tax deductible under IRS guidelines.