Food, Faith, and Fellowship 

Food, Faith, & Fellowship (FFF), an initiative of St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore, engages groups of people in service and reflection and provides vital assistance to families experiencing homelessness.  FFF volunteers gather together to prepare and share a meal.  A portion of the meal is packaged and delivered to Sarah’s Hope, a program of St. Vincent de Paul that provides shelter and services for homeless women and children.  After sharing table fellowship, the group engages in faith-sharing and reflection on issues of poverty, homelessness, and social justice.  Groups provide all food and supplies to make the meal. St. Vincent de Paul provides materials to guide the reflection and faith sharing.

Food, Faith, and Fellowship is the perfect volunteer opportunity for:
Student, Youth & Alumni Groups
Social Justice Committees
Boy & Girl Scout Troops
Campus Ministries
Lent & Advent service projects
Small faith groups

What happens during our Food, Faith, and Fellowship gathering?

A typical FFF gathering lasts around 2 to 3 hours and includes time for food preparation, eating, and group reflection.  A staff person from St. Vincent de Paul is available to help your group leader plan and facilitate the FFF event. Group reflection materials, ingredient/quantity list, and recipes are provided. 

To learn how your group can host Food, Faith, and Fellowship, please contact:

Matthew Myers, Volunteer Service Coordinator
2305 N. Charles St, Suite 300, Baltimore, MD 21218
(410) 662-0500, ext. 207, matthew.myers@vincentbaltimore.org