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Community Market Our newest food assistance resource provides the dignity of choice as recipients select from shelf-stable foods, fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy, and meat products.
The Community Market in Detroit is open!
At the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Detroit, we believe every neighbor deserves access to nutritious food, compassion, and dignity. Our Community Market allows families to select the foods that best meet their needs – turning moments of hardship into opportunities for empowerment and hope.
3000 Gratiot Avenue
Detroit, MI 48207
Food is distributed by appointment on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
To make an appointment, contact Devon Henderson at 313.524.9905 or dhenderson@svdpdetroit.org.
Give
Every donation helps to ensure that no neighbor has to choose between paying rent and putting food on the table. The community market will serve 200-400 families every year, requiring more than $300k annually to keep our shelves full.
Will you help us support this community market that will serve thousands of neighbors each year? Together, we can make sure this essential resource flourishes.
Volunteers Wanted
Assistance in the form of stocking and sorting, conversing with neighbors, and surveying is needed.
We welcome groups, corporations, and individuals to help us serve our neighbors in need.
To learn more, contact Devon Henderson at 313.524.9905 or dhenderson@svdpdetroit.org or sign up through the link below.
Thank You!
We appreciate those that have already donated much needed items for building our stock, have come by for a tour, or have lent a hand.
Special thanks to the time and efforts of the Community Market Committee, comprised of Vincentians Barbara Radecki, Robin Wilkinson, Suzanne Johnson, Marianne Abdoo, Sylvia Rizzo, and Meg Mathues.