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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowThe following is a list of Indianapolis-area not-for-profit organizations and the things each needs most. This is an opportunity for businesses and individuals to make tax-deductible gifts in the spirit of the season. Anyone who wishes to contribute should contact the organization directly.
Humane Society for Boone County, Susan Austin, 317-408-8382, [email protected], letter-size printer paper, paper towels, Purina Kitten Chow, scoopable non-scented kitty litter, canned pure pumpkin.
Lawrence Township School Foundation, Cori Korn, 317-423-8300, [email protected], 9-inch-by-12-inch whiteboards, dry erase markers, socks/underwear for boys and girls, sweatpants for boys and girls, tennis shoes for boys and girls.
Techpoint Foundation for Youth, George Giltner, 574-274-7799, [email protected], paper shredder, reams of printer paper, Roku player.
Dec. 18
Ben’s Ranch Foundation Inc., Brose McVey, 317-258-1007, [email protected], laptop computer (Windows), laser printer, pro bono legal services, graphic art and web services, exhibit display.
Damien Center, Tyler Neal, 317-632-0123, ext. 272, [email protected], office furniture for satellite locations, welcome home kits (baskets with hygiene and cleaning supplies), health and wellness kits (workout equipment, yoga mats, etc.), cold weather prep (socks, etc.), employment assistance (interview clothing).
Dove Recovery House for Women, Wendy Noe, 317-972-4584, [email protected], extra-long twin bedding, women’s hygiene products, shower caddies, Kleenex, non-perishable food.
Harrison Center for the Arts, Joanna Taft, 317-396-3886, [email protected], gallery track lighting, paper cutter/ trimmer, theater curtains, tablet photo booth station, two rolling office chairs.
Horizon House, Marcie Luhigo, 317-396-6394, [email protected], new men’s underwear, deodorant, travel soap, travel shampoo and conditioners, travel toothpaste and brush
Institute for Affordable Transportation, Will Austin, 317-213-1088, [email protected], truck freight to Georgia and Florida (12 feet), thank you gifts for volunteers ($5-$20 value), rear axles and rims from small trucks (Ranger/S10/Tacoma), treated plywood 3/4 x 4’x 8’ sheets, ball hitches for towing (2” or 1-7/8” size)
New Hope of Indiana, Sarah Stone, 317-610-6524, [email protected], PPE (disposable masks, gloves, gowns), hand sanitizer, paper towels, sanitizing wipes, liquid antibacterial soap.
The Boaz Project Inc., Jim Jurgensen, 317-889-7606, [email protected], catered breakfast for 175, commercially prepared dessert for 50, video editing, race shirts for printing, professional-quality video camera.
Trusted Mentors, Jeri Warner, 317-457-0988, [email protected], Zoom membership, bus passes, office paper, social media services, gift cards to grocery stores.
Dec. 11
Assistance League of Indianapolis, Barbara Mohr, 317-872-1010, [email protected], a new appropriate physical location for Operation School Bell.
Bethany Christian Services, Joseph Schulz, 317-502-1659, [email protected], retail gift cards, infant/toddler car seats, child-size hats/gloves/scarves, school/classroom items, cleaning supplies.
Girl Scouts of Indiana, Rose Johnson, 317-924-6816, [email protected], tents and hammocks, board games and craft supplies, first-aid kits, child-size life jackets, camp stoves and campfire pie irons.•
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