2017 News

Marillac St. Vincent has received a $25,000 Grant from the Chicago Blackhawks to be used for the Hope Junior Program.

It's been a pretty busy holiday season here for the families that are served by Marillac St. Vincent. Here is a little rundown of what has been going on!

A new bridge between two key Marillac St. Vincent programs is changing lives

Hear stories of how $2.25 can dramatically change someones life.

"Santa Mike" and Marillac St. Vincent invited Chicago's homeless to a resource fair offering legal aide, public benefit assistance, health assessments, dental screenings, haircuts, and a traditional Thanksgiving Dinner (among many other things!). The event was attended by over...

The first-ever East Garfield Park Youth Summit brought together teens from the West Side to address the many challenges young people face through group dialogue, team building exercises, and visual art

Thanks to the sponsors, staff, and attendees for partnering with us to make the Beacon of Hope Luncheon a tremendous success in 2017!

At this year's Hunger Walk, we earned $648 in food credits, in addition to the $260 we raised via donations! We are accepting donations towards our matching grant through November 1st. We are so grateful for your support.

In Chicago's war zones, the tragedy extends beyond the kids who die. What toll does violence exact on the children who survive? Re-visit this incredible story from the Chicago Reader's August 2014 edition featuring MSV's own, Latoya Winters.

The Marillac St. Vincent Family Services staff and clients are mourning the loss of Sister Mary Rita McSweeney.

Connecting Communities is our bi-annual print magazine, bringing you all the latest news about Marillac St. Vincent Family Services and our fight against poverty and violence in Chicago

Each May, the Federal Administration for Community Living leads our nation’s celebration of Older Americans Month.

This black tie formal event is Marillac St. Vincent’s largest fundraising event, and 2017 was a BIG year!

A Letter from Maureen Hallagan, Chief Programs Officer of Marillac St. Vincent

Pope Francis sends letter to Cardinal Cupich to share his support and encouragement for building a culture of nonviolence in the Archdiocese

Hundreds of people from across the city came together in a march for peace in the Englewood neighborhood on Friday, April 15, 2017