Community Partnerships

Because we are compelled by Christ to be the healing presence of God’s love in the world, we work to transform the lives of the vulnerable through food, health, education, relationship building, and inclusivity initiatives.

If you would like to be more involved in this work please contact Susan Darrow (sdarrow99@me.com) or Hillary Peete (hpeete@spcathedral.com).


Volunteer in the food pantry, help with handy projects on campus, or support families during Life Skills classes. More details coming soon!

We support the students, teachers and staff at Campbell Park Elementary School throughout the year.

Peterborough Apartments provide 150 unites of affordable, supportive housing for the elderly. We regularly partner for various events and outreach drives.


Opportunities to Serve Our Community April

When we say “diapers,” our first thought is: babies! But many older people deal with incontinence because of age or illness. A ready supply of clean adult diapers makes a huge difference in their ability to maintain good health and to socialize without fear of embarrassment. The Diapers for Dignity program is a vital resource for adults on limited incomes.

Administered by the Area Agency on Aging of Pasco-Pinellas, the program provides thousands of incontinence supplies to hundreds of clients in Pinellas County each year. During April the Caring and Sharing Committee welcomes your donations to Diapers for Dignity of adult-sized supplies in unopened packages: pullups, pads, and flat underpads for beds and other furniture. Items you donate will contribute to the comfort and good health of the recipients.

Imagine the humiliation of being unable to change to a fresh diaper! Seniors with incontinence challenges may become socially isolated and are subject to infections and embarrassment. Medicaid and basic Medicare do not pay for incontinence supplies, and families often struggle to cover the costs, which can be significant.

Bring your donations to the front desk on Sundays or from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Mondays through Thursdays. Learn more at https://www.agingcarefl.org/diapersfordignity.html Thank you for your ongoing generosity and loving outreach to our neighbors in need.  


Serve Dinner at St. Vincent de Paul | First Wednesdays
January, March, May, July, September, November 2025

Join us as we serve dinner to our unhoused and food insecure neighbors from 6:00-8:00 pm at St. Vincent de Paul every other month. Volunteer applications are at the front desk and must be turned in 2 weeks before the volunteer date. Contact Deacon Hillary Peete (hpeete@spcathdral.com) for more information.

Hear what others have to say about this opportunity:
Barry Howe: “It is an eye-opener to see this incredible program, and also to be able to talk with those who come for the meals.”
Michael Roush: “It went well and was a very smooth operation. Thank you for the opportunity to serve!” Mary Howe: “The first time anywhere is a little unnerving when one doesn’t know the system or place, but it didn’t take long to catch on and we were kindly welcomed. We were impressed by the gratitude shown by the guests. There is definitely a feeling of good will in how it is all orchestrated.”
Michelle Plichta: “We served 100+ meals and there were organized roles for everyone. I loved preparing the big salad! Leftovers were yummy, especially the cookies. Thank you for this opportunity!”