2025-08-15T10:34:01-07:00 2024-09-30 990 2023-10-01 650681310 Society of St Vincent de Paul Archdiocesan Council of Miami Inc SOCI 9542347986 PO Box 8307 Coral Springs FL 33075 James Werle Secretary/Treasurer 9542347986 2025-08-12 true 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Carmen Mure 9401 Biscayne Blvd Miami Shores FL 33138 12585671 false X 4svdp.org X 1996 FL Our Mission is to provide assistance to the poor. St. Vincent de Paul Society is a faith based organization that provides assistance to those who need short-term support to again become active members in our community. Food, clothing, & financial assistance 10 10 2 1046 0 0 15316254 11660711 1419544 781646 27637 46936 38270 96378 16801705 12585671 14915554 10918498 56738 0 16956 0 38204 2163635 1904059 17135927 12839513 -334222 -253842 2970220 2716378 0 2970220 2716378 X Our Mission is to provide assistance to the poor. St. Vincent de Paul Society is a faith based organization that provides assistance to those who need short-term support to again become active members in our community. Food, clothing, & financial assistance false true 4816322 0 4770887 Providing assistance to the poor in the form of food, clothing, household goods, financial assistance for rent, utilities, medical and pharmacy costs, and other primary living expenses, and faith based support. Including the Food Bank and Thrift Stores described below, we provided goods, services, and financial support to over 155,600 individuals during our fiscal year ended September 30, 2024. Contributions received which supported these activities are reported as Revenues above. 6278143 0 6092555 The organization operated two Food Banks which served over 71,000 individuals this fiscal year. The larger Food Bank was transferred to Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Miami on January 1, 2024. Revenues above represent estimated wholesale values of the food donated by local grocery stores, other food producers, and agencies as well as cash contributions used to support this operation. Expenses include the donated food together with costs of operations including depreciation. 1419078 0 1236296 Operation of Thrift Shops which, in addition to selling donated items, provided clothing and furniture to 1,213 needy and homeless in South Florida. Revenues include $610,409 of donated goods. Costs include costs of goods sold of $580,086 and other operating costs. The excess of the donation over the goods sold, $30,323, was used to support the cases handled by our Conferences. Sales of donated goods by the two Thirft Shops were $580,086 in the Y/E 9/30/2024. 287766 0 416848 Other Costs, Programs, and Events of the Organization exclusive of Fund Raising Expenses and Revenue. 287766 0 416848 12801309 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false true false false false false false false false false false true false false false false true false false false true 0 0 true 2 true false false false false false false false false false false X 10 10 false false false false true true false true true false true true true true true true true true false false false FL X Jim Werle 9542347986 9401 Biscayne Blvd Miami Shores FL 33138 X Carmen Mure Pres/Council Pres. 20.00 X X 0 0 0 Jaime Ahues Vice President 5.00 X X 0 0 0 Jim Werle Treasurer/Secretary 5.00 X X 0 0 0 Rose McCullagh Assistant Secretary 2.00 X X 0 0 0 John Moffa Council Pres. 2.00 X 0 0 0 Andy Shipe Council Pres. 2.00 X 0 0 0 James Sullivan Council Pres. 2.00 X 0 0 0 Jorge Fernandez Silva Council Pres. 2.00 X 0 0 0 Christine Dundas Council Pres. 2.00 X 0 0 0 0 false false false 325192 69085 11266434 9696878 11660711 Thrift Store Operations 459510 625887 0 0 Special Works 624200 155759 0 0 781646 46936 0 46936 69085 Other Income 624100 96378 96378 0 0 96378 12585671 878024 0 46936 10918498 10918498 15752 15752 0 0 1204 1204 0 0 45436 45436 0 0 104520 104520 0 0 9887 9887 0 0 60850 60850 0 0 Disaster Relief 3847 3847 0 0 Thrift Shop Expenses 1382144 1382144 0 0 Special Works Exp 185354 185354 0 0 Fund Raising Exp 38204 0 0 38204 73817 73817 0 0 12839513 12801309 0 38204 1296799 1443918 1343594 1000000 256173 108713 192027 147460 137800 125000 2970220 2716378 0 0 X 2907125 2517420 63095 198958 2970220 2716378 2970220 2716378 -253842 X false false false X 0 16218729 18481677 18450399 15316254 11660771 80127830 0 0 16218729 18481677 18450399 15316254 11660771 80127830 0 80127830 17728 1886 32418 27637 46936 126605 0 88206 23891 49661 38270 96378 296406 80550841 787646 0.99470 0.99340 X 0 0 0 Pt II Ln 10 Other Income Part II, Line 10 Description: Other Income 2019: 88206. 2020: 23891. 2021: 49661. 2022: 38270. 2023: 96378. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 0 28000 28000 163777 44317 119460 8000 8000 0 56396 56396 0 147460 See Supp. Info 69085 69085 26743 3820 7641 69085 69085 26743 3820 7641 38204 30881 Other Part II, Lines 1 thru 9 - The 62 Conferences of the Reporting Entities present social functions such as dinners, picnics, raffles, dances, bake sales, etc. to raise funds for their charitable activities of serving the poor and needy. The amounts reported herein are income and expenses from these activities. Classifications of the expenses have been estimated based on experience of certain SVdP events. true List of Individuals and 155696 1832029 9086469 Various Food, Clothing, amounts distributed are 0 0 Various Furniture, Services, maintained at each location 0 0 Various & Other of our Conferences (62) 0 and Food Banks (2) 0 Pt III, col (b) Pt III, col (b): Pt III, col (b): The number of recipients listed in column (b) above represents those people for which we have provided assistance with food distributions, furniture, clothing, other in-kind services, and payments for rent, utilities, medical expenses, and other critical life needs. While these payments are not truly grants they are social welfare payments to aid those in need which are the focus of our mission. Actually, when we assist those in need, we make the payments directly to third party vendor such as landlords, doctors, etc. and not directly to the individuals we are serving. 155,696 number of recipients represents the number of events of service, i.e., distributions of food, payment of bills, etc. and, therefore, may include providing the same person with food, medical assistance, etc. more than one time during the year. $8,802,893 of the non-cash items was food provided to 115,886 people. X 784397 X 41360 8802893 X Services 731 109588 0 false false false Pt VI, Line 7a Archdiocesan Council President is elected by Conference Members Pt VI, Line 6 Virtually all volunteers are Members of the Society of St Vincent de Paul. Two classes of Members exist - Associate and Active. Pt VI, Line 12c Open inquiry at one of the Organizations monthly meetings. Pt VI, Line 11b The return was presented to all officers and directors for their review. Pt VI, Line 18 These documents are available upon request. There were no requests for these documents for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2024. Pt VI, Line 19 There were no requests made by the public for any of the documents described in Part VI, Line 19 Pt III, Line 3 The organization transfered its largest food bank to Catholic Charities of the Archdicese of Miami [another 501(c)(3) organization] on January 1, 2024. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul has no affiliation with Catholic Charities. The transfer was the result of continuing problems in receiving the necessary donor contributions sufficient to properly fund the operations of the food bank. Catholic Charities assumed the lease on the warehouse used in the Food Bank operations. The net assets transferred to Catholic Charities were $41,080. There was no compensation received in exchage for the transfer of the net assets. All of the employees and most of the volunteers agreed to continue to work with the Food Bank after the transfer. Other Pt III,Line 1 Column (a): The mission of the Society of St.Vincent de Paul is to serve the needs of the poor through providing food, spiritual help, financial assistance for rent, utilities, medical expenses, transportation, job search assistance, clothing, fumiture, and travel aid. The 155,696 number of recipients represents the number of events of service, i.e., distribution of food, etc. and, therefore, may include providing the same person with food, furniture, clothing or services more than one time during the year. Other Part III, Line (l) Column (d): The non-cash assistance is the value of food distributed by our Conference pantries ($6,071,853) and food banks ($10,471,448), fumiture, clothing & other goods ($143,665), and services ($109,588) provided to the poor, virtually all of which was donated. In addition we received $610,323 in donations of household goods, clothing and fumiture at our thrift stores operations. Other This Form 990 includes the operations of 6 active & 1 inactive District Councils, 55 active & 9 inactive Conferences, 2 Foodbanks, 2 Thrift Stores and a Disaster Response Team. An organization chart of these entities is available upon request. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Other Costs, Programs, and Events of the Organization 287766. 0. 416848. Society of St Vincent de Paul National Office 66 Progress Parkway Maryland Heights MO 63043 135562362 Assistance to the Poor MO 501(c)(3) Public Limited Control false Disaster Services Corp SVdP USA 511 E John Carpenter Fwy Ste 500 Irving TX 75062 820658251 false true true false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false St Vincent de Paul National Office-Dues l 14588 Cash St Vincent de Paul National Office-International Twinning b 18149 Cash Disaster Services Corp Society of St Vincent de Paul USA c 3000 Cash