Wish List

Many women and children seeking shelter come to our door with few possessions. You can help with extra staple items and toiletries. We have regular need for everyday items such as the following:

  • New Personal Hygiene or Care Items/Toiletries
    • Body Wash
    • Lotions
    • Shampoo/Conditioner
    • Chapstick
    • Deodorant
    • Face Masks
    • Nail Polish/Nail Polish Remover
    • Etc.
  • New/Gently Used Women’s Clothing (All Sizes)
  • Culturally Specific Hair Care Items
    • Bonnets 
    • Hair Scarves
    • Wraps
    • Hair Oils/ Hair Lotions
    • Etc.
  • Gift Cards (Target, Walmart, Grocery, Gas, Fast Food)
  • Adult Coloring Books/Activity Books
  • New/Gently Used Kids Toys
    • Action Figures, Baby Dolls & Barbies
    • Blocks
    • Pop Up Tents and Tunnels
    • Cars, Trains, Ramps, etc.
    • Puzzles
    • Board Games
    • Etc.
  • Outside Toys 
    • Scooters, Riding Toys
    • Chalk
    • Bubbles
    • Balls
    • Etc.
  • Teen Items
    • Headphones
    • Art Supplies/Sketchbooks
    • Comic/Anime Books (Manga)
    • Diaries/Journals
    • Stress Relievers/ Fidgets
    • Game Consoles
    • Etc.
  • Seasonal Items (We only accept specific items during the current season)
    • Spring/Summer: Sandals/Flip Flops, Sunscreen, Sun Glasses, Umbrellas
    • Fall/Winter: Snow Boots, Snow Pants, Jackets, Hats, Gloves, Scarves

We do not accept:

  • Used/Damaged Clothing, Underwear and/or Socks
  • Appliances or Furniture
  • Household Items: Towels, Frames, Artwork, Decorations, Kitchenware, Curtains, etc.
  • Used Bedding: Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, Mattresses, etc.
  • Medical Items: Medications, Breast Pumps, Oxygen Tanks, etc.

 

Material Goods Donation Policy:

Women of Nations appreciates all contributions and is committed to ensuring each donation has a meaningful impact on those we serve. To this end, all donations are gratefully accepted with the understanding that, upon receipt, they become the property of Women of Nations. Our organization reserves the right to determine the most effective use of each item. This may include redistributing, selling, or responsibly disposing of items as necessary to address the evolving needs of our programs and participants.