Items can be given to Maura and once a month she will distribute them to the respective agencies.
E-Mail Maura to arrange pick up or drop off.
DONATION GUIDELINES
*Used items are welcome unless otherwise specified. Please make sure they are clean and in good repair.
*Please, no glass containers in food donations.
*If an electrical item or toy does not work, please don't give it to us, there is no one to fix it.
*Double asterisked items are desperately needed.
WISH LISTS:
!!NEWLY ADDED!!
Brockton Housing Authority and Americorps Vista:
Business office clothing
MainSpring Coalition for the Homeless:
Towels (new or used)
Twin Sheets (new or used)
**Twin blankets (new or used)
Pillows (new only)
Pillow Cases (new or used)
Twin Comforters
Canned/Nonperishable foods
Bar Soaps
**Coffee (brewed, not instant)
Shampoo Razors New underwear
New Disposable Diapers
Sweat pants
Sweat shirts
Deodorant Toothpaste Toothbrushes
SAINT PAUL'S SOUP KITCHEN
-Nonperishable foods especially soups for the winter months.
-Cream style corn is also desired for recipes.
-Paper Towels
-Large, slotted serving spoons -Pot Holders
-Aluminum Foil
-Cooking Oil
MY BROTHER'S KEEPER (To make pick-up arrangements call 508-580-1513.)
Mattresses & Box Springs
Couches Chairs
Kitchen Tables/chairs
WOMEN'S PLACE (Battered Women Shelter)
-Toiletries
-Women's and children's pajamas and nighties
-Women's and children's slippers -Women's and children's socks
-Toys
-Cleaning Supplies
-New women's underwear
-Small appliances
-Small lamps
-Stamps
-Snacks for children (goldfish
pretzels, etc.)
-Shaw's gift-cards (even if only for $5)
-Wal-Mart gift cards
-Juice boxes
-Fat Crayola markers
BROCKTON FAMILY & COMMUNITY RESOURCES (Safe Houses)
-Nonperishable food items that can be heated up (spaghettios, ravioli, etc.)
-Hot Pot
-Parmalat (non-refridgerated) milks -Toaster oven -**Diapers, any size (always needed)
-Mittens and gloves
Cash donations will be given to the Saint Vincent de Paul Society.
As he looked up, Jesus saw the rich putting their gifts into the temple treasury. He also saw a poor widow put in two very small copper coins.
"I tell you the truth," He said, "this poor widow has put in more than all the others. All these people gave their gifts out of their wealth; but she out of her poverty put in all she had to live on." Luke 21:3-4