Help us Help Others
The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (Brown County, IN)
Food Pantry/Warehouse
Dedicated to helping our neighbors since 1988
The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (Brown County, IN)
Food Pantry/Warehouse
Dedicated to helping our neighbors since 1988
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Location: 2901 Long Lake Rd; Nashville, Indiana
Mailing address: P O Box 577; Nashville, IN 47448
812-988-8821
To ensure every child in Brown County has a gift this Christmas,
St. Vincent de Paul and The Salvation Army are once again partnering locally to provide BLESSING TREE.
BLESSING TREE will help Brown County residents by providing a $30-$40 wish list for each child (birth to age 18).
If you are a parent or guardian and need some help this holiday season, you must register by Oct. 31 and be a Brown County resident to participate.
The gifts will be picked up on Dec. 12th.
Everything is free and all of the pantry & warehouse workers are volunteers.
Those coming for food do their shopping using a grocery cart. Posted signs and volunteers help shoppers know what choices they have.
Volunteers can always help with the shopping, boxing / bagging groceries, and getting items to your vehicle.
Clothing, shoes and accessories are available in the back (east) end of the Main building.
Furniture, appliances, housewares, bedding, sheets, towels, toys and books are located in our Home Goods building (green roof).
Outside items on the front and side porches may also be available.
Saint Vincent de Paul (Brown County, Indiana) is an ALL volunteer organization. 100% of the donations we receive are used for operating our Pantry/Warehouse and providing food, clothing, housewares, furniture, appliances and utility assistance to our neighbors and friends in this community.








Thanks to Pastor Jon and The Church of the Lakes for their generous monthly food donations (and more) to share with our neighbors.

Thanks to the students of the St Agnes Catholic Church Vacation Bible School, who donated bags of food to distribute at our pantry.

Thanks to Albert & Carol Drake for requesting food donations as part of their jewelry store's annual spring sale.
[Al stands behind the trailer of donations.]