Over 1,000 paintings donated to the De Paul Manor

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A local artist donated more than 1,000 paintings to St. Vincent de Paul’s De Paul Manor, a shelter for people in need. The 100-bed transitional shelter is designed specifically for seniors and adults living with disabilities.

The artwork is meant as both a way to brighten the shelter, and a token of congratulations to residents who leave. Each resident will take a painting with them with them when they are able to transition out of the shelter.

Associate Chief Program Officer of St. Vincent de Paul, Julia Matthies, and local artist Betsy Vincent, joined “Arizona Horizon” to share the intention and impact behind the colorful donation.

Courtesy of St. Vincent de Paul’s De Paul Manor.

Julia Matthies, Associate Chief Program Officer, St. Vincent de Paul
Betsy Vincent, local artist

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