Clothing
- Bring clean, gently used clothes during donation hours
- Label sizes if possible to speed distribution
- Staff will log the donation and distribute items as needed
Bottled Water & Beverages
- Single-serve bottles of water are most requested
- Sports drinks and juice boxes are also helpful for hydration
- Please avoid glass containers to ensure safety during distribution
Food (Non-perishable)
- Ready-to-eat items are most useful for those without kitchens
- Examples: protein bars, canned meats, peanut butter, crackers, fruit cups, instant noodles
- Please check expiration dates and avoid items requiring refrigeration
Shoes, Coats, Gloves, Toboggans
- Sturdy shoes/boots in adult sizes are most requested
- Winter coats, hats, and gloves keep neighbors safe in freezing weather
- Label sizes to help staff match quickly to individuals in need
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Blankets, Sleeping Bags, Sleeping Pads
- Warm, durable items help those sleeping outdoors
- Sleeping pads provide insulation from cold or wet ground
- New or gently used donations only, please
Tarps & Backpacks
- Tarps provide immediate shelter from rain and wind
- Backpacks allow individuals to safely carry personal belongings
- Durable, waterproof styles are most needed
Toys & Comfort Items
- Small toys, stuffed animals, or books for children
- Must be clean and in good condition
- Help bring comfort and stability to families in transition
Hygiene Kits
- Include items like soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrush, and feminine products
- Travel-sized items are ideal for portability
- Pack items in a clear zip bag for easy distribution
- Helps restore dignity and meet daily health needs
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