Wish List
Drop-off hours:
Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m
Weekends: 9 a.m. - noon
Contact Trish Fries with questions.
We are unable to accept clothing donations; please contact Crisis Assistance Ministry at 704-371-3000, ext 137.
Limited furniture needs vary, please contact the
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Over the Counter Medications**
Cough Drops
Pain Relievers- Ibuprofen, Aspirin, Acetaminophen
Antihistamines- Claritin
Decongestants- Sudafed or Sudafed PE
Cough/cold- DayQuil, NyQuil gelcaps
Antacid- Rolaids, Tums, Zantac, Pepcid, Prilosec Hemorrhoidal cream- Preparation H Muscle rub creams- Bengay
Anti-yeast- Monistat 1 cream
**Generics, small package sizes, and no liquids.
Personal Care:
Men’s razors
Foot powder
Spray deodorant
Feminine hygiene products
Hand sanitizer (32 ounce and travel size)
General Requests:
Towels & washcloths
Bathrobes
White socks (new men's and women's)
Gain liquid laundry detergent
Toilet paper
Paper towels
Cleaning supplies (409, bleach, Pine-sol, etc.)
Large size containers of these supplies are appreciated but all sizes are welcome.
Canned vegetables of all types
Peanut butter and jelly
Sliced sandwich meat
Sliced cheese
Boxes of plastic spoons and forks (no knives)
Aprons (new or used)
Dish towels (new or used)
GardenWorks:
Gardening gloves – all sizes
Peat moss
Black Kow
Plantone
Rototiller
Hoes
Garden Spade
StreetSoccer 945:
Soccer shorts (men's and women's)
Shinguards
Cleats
Indoor soccer shoes
Soccer balls
Cones
Ankle and knee braces/supports
ArtWorks 945:
Digital cameras
Furniture donations:
Contact Katie Church to discuss current needs.
Everyday Basics:
Cleaning supplies
Small trash bags
Paper products (toilet tissue, paper towels, etc.)
Regular size toiletries (we have an abundance of travel-size shampoos, but bigger is better for those in housing)
Laundry supplies
Cooking utensils of all kinds for the Moore Place kitchen
Garden gloves and small spades
Tickets or memberships to local sporting events, performances, museums, movie passes etc.
Access to these recreational and cultural opportunities are beyond the limited means of our residents; these activities provide recreational and therapeutic benefit to our residents as well as help them fully participate in the life of our city.