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Wish list

Your in-kind donations are critical to meeting the needs of the victims of domestic abuse and their families. Storage space is limited, so we ask that you call The Women’s Community first at 715-842-7323.

Following is a current wish list of in-kind donation items:

Top Priority:

Dish soap

High Priority

  • Coffee
  • Pots and frying pans
  • Lysol aerosol spray
  • Scouring pads
  • Spoons
  • New or like new vacuum cleaners
  • Tall kitchen garbage bags
  • Paper towels
  • Liquid hand soap dispensers
  • Gas cards
  • Bath towels
  • Silverware & cutlery
  • Can openers
  • Kid-friendly dishes
  • Lidded beverage pitchers
  • Food storage containers
  • Non-perishable food
  • Toilet paper
  • Alarm clocks
  • Coffee & creamer
  • Bus tokens
  • Grocery store vouchers

Household Goods

  • New pillows
  • Bath & hand towels
  • Washcloths
  • Batteries (all sizes)
  • Twin size sheet sets

Hygiene

  • Deodorant 
  • Kleenex & facial tissues
  • (New) women's sports bras and underwear
  • Hand soap
  • Diapers
  • Wipes
  • Curling iron
  • Hair straightener
  • Blow dryer

Clothes- for the current and upcoming season

Office Supplies

  • Copy Paper
  • Shredders

Cleaning Supplies (Preferably green products*, such as Simply Green)

  • Disinfecting wipes & spray
  • Kitchen towels
  • Laundry baskets
  • General Purpose, window and toilet bowl cleaning products
  • “Eraser Pads” (3M) 

*Our goal is to provide a healing environment for clients; healthy green cleaning products help us achieve that. Thank you!

Art Supplies

  • Glue sticks
  • Paintbrushes
  • Stickers
  • Colored & decorative papers
  • Colored markers & pencils
  • Terra cotta pots for painting
  • Watercolor paper & pencils
  • Aprons for painting

Pet Supplies

  • Dog and cat food
  • Cat litter

SPECIAL REQUESTS:

  • New cookware
  • Flatscreen computer monitors – 16” +

Wish List
Did you know?

Women who earn 65% or more of their households' income are more likely to be psychologically abused.