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Society Of St Vincent De Paul Particular Council Of San Mateo
50 N B ST SAN MATEO, CA 94401-3917 www.svdpsm.orgPROVIDE SAFETY NET SERVICES FOR FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS IN OUR COMMUNITY.
- EIN:
- 900768822
- Category:
- Human Services
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Gross Receipts: $3,293,686
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Source: IRS form 990
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- EIN:
- 900768822
- Category:
- Human Services
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This data is based on the organization's 2023 IRS Form 990 tax filing.
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President (District Council)
Melody Davenport Mclaughlin
Vice President (District Council)
Deborah Payne
Treasurer (District Council)
Thomas Crawford
President (All Souls)
Olga Aldana
President (Good Shepard)
Jeanie Laherty
President (Holy Angels)
Maria Mabanag
President (Immaculate Heart Of Mary)
Rick Dachauer
President (Mater Dolorosa)
Frances Lidwell
President (Nativity)
Dan Winnike
President (Our Lady Of Angels)
Len Privitera
President (Our Lady Of Mercy)
Larry Poggetti
President (Our Lady Of Mt Carmel)
Hugh Loveless
President (Our Lady Of Perpetual Help)
Cynthia Lauron
President (Our Lady Of The Pillar)
Mary Bordi
President (North County Homeless Help)
Carolynn Ghiorso
President (San Mateo Area Homeless Help)
Marvie Javier Santos
President (Redwood City Homeless Help)
Judy Caletti
President (St Andrew)
Madeleine Licavoli
President (St Anthony)
Francisco Ontiveros
President (St Augustine)
Jeunesse Raymundo
President (St Bartholomew)
Joan Taylor
President (St Bruno)
Lydia Patricio
President (St Catherine Of Sienna)
Gretchen Lott
President (St Charles)
Catherine Mariani
President (St Dunstan)
Denise Sammut
President (St Francis Of Assisi)
Stewart Hyland
President (St Gregory)
Mary Ann Balkenhol
President (St Luke)
Donn Stevens
President (St Mark)
William Mallet
President (St Matthew)
Lisa Gasparini
President (St Matthias)
Bob Thompson
President (St Peter)
Tim Durkin
President (St Pius)
Rick Boitano
President (St Raymond)
Camilo Colorado
President (St Robert)
Cathy Aveson
President (St Timothy)
Charles Gregory
President (St Veronica)
Marilou Faro
Board Member (District Council)
Edward Watson
Executive Director (Dist. Council)
James Lonergan
Vice President (Our Lady Of Mt Carmel)
Bill Ocallahan
Vice President (St Augustine)
Monica Suarez
Vice President (St Francis Of Assisi)
Andrew Mendoza
Vice President (Our Lady Of Angels)
Tanya Roberts
Vice President (St Robert)
Nancy Fernandez
Vice President (St Mark)
Lisa Margolis
Vice President (North County Homeless Help)
Mirna Manila
Vice President (St Catherine Of Sienna)
Susan Dirksen
Vice President (St Matthew)
Lisa Ferrigno Burnett
Vice President (St Gregory)
John O'shaughnessy
Treasurer (St Veronica)
Rosalinda Madrona
Treasurer (St Timothy)
Marilynn Mariano
Treasurer (St Robert)
Rob Aveson
Treasurer (St Raymond)
Bruno Ender
Treasurer (St Pius)
John Clardy
Treasurer (St Matthias)
Marina Turner
Treasurer (St Matthew)
Rod Kiefus
Treasurer (St Mark)
Michael Clements
Treasurer (St Luke)
John Kwan
Treasurer (St Gregory)
Mary Mcgill
Treasurer (St Francis Of Assisi)
Verna Winston
Treasurer (St Dunstan)
Ann Woolen
Treasurer (St Charles)
Diane Kostelak
Treasurer (St Catherine Of Sienna)
Nancy Ingram
Treasurer (St Bruno)
Zen AI Da Brion
Treasurer (St Bartholomew)
Ramon Khu
Treasurer (St Augustine)
Jennifer Clemente
Treasurer (St Anthony)
August Pijma
Treasurer (St Andrew)
Bernadette Fisher
Treasurer (Redwood City Homeless Help)
Kathy Brown
Treasurer (San Mateo Area Homeless Help)
Howard Cook
Treasurer (North County Homeless Help)
Roberta Flynn
Treasurer (Our Lady Of Refuge)
Shella Bordi
Treasurer (Our Lady Of The Pillar)
Dominic Benvegnu
Treasurer (Our Lady Of Perpetual Help)
Evelyn Trasmer
Treasurer (Our Lady Of Mt Carmel)
Eddie Lyons
Treasurer (Our Lady Of Angels)
Thomas Crawford
Treasurer (Nativity)
Wendy Ames
Treasurer (Mater Dolorosa)
Brian Dunleavy
Treasurer (Immaculate Heart Of Mary)
Jeffrey Voss
Treasurer (Good Shepard)
Virginia Lax
Treasurer (All Souls)
Teresa De Anda
Treasurer (St Anthony Pescadero)
Martin Duda
Secretary (St Bruno)
Analyn Alfonso
Secretary (Our Lady Of The Pillar)
Nancy Clarkin
Secretary (St Mark)
Matt Lucett
Secretary (St Robert)
Judy Scannell
Secretary (St Matthew)
Kathryn Cross
Secretary (St Timothy)
Mary Jane Gregory
Secretary (St Andrew)
Diann Delucchi
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