The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is an international Catholic charitable organization which was founded in 1833 by Frederick Ozanam, based on the example of St. Vincent de Paul.

The Society is organized into conferences which are staffed by volunteers called Vincentians. The focus of the Society is to offer person-to-person services to the needy and suffering.

Members of The Society are known as Vincentians. They strive to live out The Society’s mission and values, and Vincentian charism they treasure as members.

St. Ann Conference is the local conference of The Society associated with St. Ann Parish in Haines City, FL. The Conference has existed for 25 years since being founded in the year 2000.

The leadership team is a committed, dedicated group of experienced volunteers who have multiple years belonging to The Society.

Read about the accomplishments of St. Ann Conference along with the extensive service it provides to the eastern Polk County community.