Providing goods is another way to offer support.

 PLEASE NOTE:  In adherence to food safety regulations, we are unable to accept any foods that have been prepared or cooked at home. 

• Canned and shelf-stable items
• Sealed, ready-made meals
• Variety of fresh produce
• Assortment of fresh and frozen proteins
• Sandwich-making essentials (including bread, peanut butter, jelly, pre-sliced deli meats and cheeses, and various condiments)
• Bottled water
• Selection of herbs and seasonings
• Cooking oils
• Assorted sauces, dressings, and condiments
• Food service items (such as disposable utensils, paper and plastic bags, and new takeaway containers)

• Sanitary Pads and Tampons: These are crucial for menstrual hygiene and often overlooked in donation drives.
• Shampoo and Conditioner: Basic hair care products help maintain cleanliness and self-esteem.
• Cleansers, Creams, and Body Wash: Items like soap, shower gel, and moisturizers are essential for personal hygiene.
• Deodorant: Helps prevent body odor and promotes confidence.
• Toothpaste and Toothbrushes: Dental hygiene is vital for overall health.
• Disposable Razors and Nail Files: Personal grooming tools are often needed.
• Nappies and Baby Wipes: These are essential for families with infants.
• Washing Powder: For laundry needs.
• First Aid Supplies: Bandages, antiseptics, and basic first aid kits can be helpful for minor injuries.
• School Supplies: Notebooks, pens, pencils, and backpacks are appreciated, especially if the shelter serves families with school-age children.
• Personal Care Items: Items like combs, hairbrushes, and nail clippers can contribute to personal well-being.
• Phone Chargers and Power Banks: Access to communication is essential, and having charged devices can be a lifeline for shelter residents.
• Bedding and Linens: Blankets, sheets, and towels are essential for comfort and hygiene. Consider donating these items in good condition.