WISHES & NEEDS

Cash Donations: Unrestricted cash donations are always our most significant need. These types of donations help us fund the most pressing needs of our programs, such as staffing the shelter 24/7, bringing in more staffing for CODE BLUE nights, cooking nutritious meals, providing essential case management, offering therapy and family counseling, and so much more!  Christmas Needs List: Note: Please don’t wrap donations. We have 52 kids in the shelters at any given time. Shoes (Male 8-...

You are welcome to select items from the Needs List and bring them by, or we have a great platform here that allows you to donate dollars that we will use to acquire the item(s) that can save you shopping, driving time, taxes and fees.

In this fashion we have the ability to leverage organizations to buy products in a higher volume with more precise sizing control resulting in a much lower per item cost and less waste which in turn maximizes your donation dollars!

As we are very fiscally responsible, these dollars may be first spent on the items of greatest need.

Together we can change the world for the youth in our community.

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