Volunteer Center of East Central WI (920) 832-9360 Oshkosh (920) 230-3663

WISH LISTAffinity Visiting Nurses – HospiceWhite binders in sizes ½, 1, 1 ½, and 2 inches, Non-latex gloves – all sizes, White and colored copy paper, patient gowns, incontinence pads, tabs alarms, Walmart gift cards, gift cards for area bookstores/Amazon.com to purchase bereavement reference materials, paper plates, cups, silverware, napkins, coffee, creamer, sugar, gas cards, brochure holders. Donations of food & drinks for volunteer meetings. Drinking fountain for the office.Kristyna Torres (920) 727-2011

American Red Cross – Outagamie ChapterCopy paperDee Pauls (920) 733-4481

(The) Appleton A Better Chance ProgramBus passes, batteries (AA and AAA), canned food items, laundry supplies, gift cards to Wal-mart or grocery stores, cleaning supplies, garbage bags, school supplies (pens, pencils, and copy paper)Julie Kersten (920) 470-7951

(The) Arc Fox CitiesFamily-sized electric griddle with drain edge, cases of bottled water, healthy (individually wrapped) snacks, Crystal Light beverage mixes, paper cups, paper toweling, 5-gallon Gott dispenser, items for selected Christmas Giving participants (contact Arc office).Diane Quella (920) 725-0943

Aurora VNA Hospice ProgramLotions, puzzles, cozy socks, hand held games, and yarn for the volunteers to make lap robes and slippers. Jayne Syrjamaki (920) 456-2057

Beaming Inc.Office Supplies – printer paper, toner for brother MFC-9840CDW printer (each color cartridge or black about 70.00), or Brother printer MFC-465CN (packet of 4 with black about 50.00, or pack of 3 colors and black together), photo paper, Avery blank business cards, post-it note pads, good quality 2 hole paper punches, paper cutter. Cases of drinking water for the volunteers (any brand). Clorox Wipes – use lots of these for helmet cleaning. Paper products - paper cups, plates, napkins, or plastic utensils, toilet paper, paper towel. Cleaning supplies- Lysol, Windex, etc. Any beanbag toss games. Any tennis ball “dart” games (throw Velcro balls at a hanging target). A small shop vac.Items from Fleet Farm: $10.00 and under: Horse Dewormer - Strongid Paste $6.49 each, could use 6 total. Safeguard Paste $6.59 each, could use 6 total. Non-Fleet Farm Items: Zimecterin Gold Paste, could use 6 total.$10.00 and over (Fleet Farm): Horse Dewormer – Equimax Paste $11.69 each, could use 6 total.Fly spray and repellant – Repel-X (blue bottle)), $10.89 OR Bite Free, $16.89 each, or Endure Brand. Horse tail and coat conditioner, brand “Laser Sheen”, comes in a spray bottle, approximately $11.89, one total. “M.T.G.” conditioner (Mane, Tail, Groom), comes in a bottle, approximately $11.89, one total. Red lead ropes and halters from farm aisle. Bags of “Woody Pet” stall bedding – approximately $5.00-$6.00 per bag from Larsen Cooperative or most other co-ops. Gift certificates of ANY amount to Fleet Farm, Wal-mart, Office Depot, Office Max, Home Depot .Sandra Sandee (920) 470-6683sandra.sandee@beaminginc.com

Best Friends of Neenah-MenashaBoard games, arts and crafts are needed for the after-school program. Patti Houlihan (920) 729-5600patti@bestfriendsnm.org

Boys’ & Girls’ Brigade Christmas Giving ProgramIn need of hand-knitted mittens, scarves and hats, and gift certificates for children ages birth through high school.Wendy Mikolanz (920) 725-3211Email: christmas@bgbrigade.com

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley Art supplies, sports equipment, Game Cube/Playstation 2 videogames, pool sticks, board games, winter clothing, school supplies (especially markers), prizes [candy (no gum please), free coupons, etc.], Toys appropriate for ages 7-18Katrina Mayer (920) 731-0555 ext. 247kmayer@bgclubfoxvalley.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of OshkoshBoard games, art/crafts supplies, sports equipment, bus passes and gift cards/free coupons to be used for prizesTiffanie Bolling or Susan Traska (920) 233-1414

Childcare Resource and ReferralDiapers (all sizes), diaper wipes, formula (all varieties), Gift cards from Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble,, etc. Gift cards from Sams Club & Wal-Mart, children’s watercolor sets, construction paper, Play-doh, freezer paper, copy paper, stamps, office supplies, paper cups (5 oz.), disposable coffee cups, small “Dixie” cups, napkins, facial tissues, plastic silverware, paper plates. Judy Olson (920) 886-1211

Circles of SupportBicycles, bus passes, pocket calendars, haircut gift certificates, gas cards, bike locks, towels, personal hygiene items, grocery store gift certificates, journals, and address books. Danel Burchby(920) 968-6832

Volunteer Center of East Central WI (920) 832-9360 Oshkosh (920) 230-3663

WISH LISTCommunity Benefit Tree IncRolls of raffle tickets, kids prizes, plastic plates, utensils, tablecloths and table ruffles, napkins, admission wristbands, cotton candy machine.Heidi Frederickson (920) 422-1919heidifrederickson@communitybenefittree.org

Community 2000 - A Program of Valley Packaging Industries Gift cards in $10 or $20 (any stores such as Woodmans, Walmart, gas stations etc) Small hand held games & batteries, plug & play tv games & batteries, gift items for men (wallets, chore gloves, cologne etc) any kind of laundry soaps, cleaning products, paper products, food storage or garbage bags or personal care items. Juli Meulemans (920) 833-0277

Emergency Shelter of the Fox ValleyTwin size sheets and blankets, pillows, new vacuums, paper towels, laundry baskets, laundry detergent, stain remover sticks, alarm clocks and batteries, bath towels, shower caddies, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, men’s and women’s undergarments and socks, men’s flip flops, foot powder, hair brushes, hair spray, hair mousse/gel, Vaseline, Q-tips, shaving cream/razors, finger and toenail clippers, baby monitors and batteries, diapers (size 3,4,5), baby wipes, new umbrella strollers, baby bottle brushes, diaper rash/cream/ointment, baby powder, new Pack N Plays with linens, room air fresheners (non-aerosol), batteries (9 volt, AA and AAA), rechargeable AA batteries, pocket planners - calendars, flash drives, bike locks and chains, white copy paper (letter size), pens, note pads, post-it notes, letter or postcard stamps, or gift cards from Wal-Mart, grocery stores, Express Gas, Fleet Farm, Office Depot, Home Depot, Valley Transit.Jill Mitchler (920) 734-9603jillmitchler@esfv.org

Fox Valley Literacy CoalitionCopy paper / white bond 20 lb,, English dictionaries, 1½ “ or 2” three-ring binders, hand sanitizer, hand soap, calendars, sheet protectors, file labels, paper plates, plastic forks and spoons, Post-It notes, index cards, glue.Christine Cheevers (920) 991-9840

Fox Valley Sibling Support NetworkCopy or printer paper, gift certificates to grocery or carry-out restaurants, gift certificates to office supply store, name badges.Harriet Redman (920) 968-1742fvssn@fvssn.org

Friendship Place, Inc.Printer and copier paper, small paper plates, 8 oz. Styrofoam cups, gift certificates to Office Depot, rolls of postage stamps, multi-fold towels for bathroom towel dispensers, toilet paper and paper towels, gift certificates to Pick ‘N Save grocery in Neenah, cleaning supplies (bleach, floor cleaner, disinfectant sprays, etc.)Lori L. Hill (920) 729-9975

Future Neenah10’x10’ or 8’x8’ EZ Up tents, a tabletop popcorn machine, |8 ½”x11” copy paper, 55 gallon heavy duty garbage bags, paperclips, pens, post-it notes, Avery 5160 labels, postage stamps, industrial floor mats, new Spalding TF-500 basketballs, toilet paper, office cleaning supplies and plastic storage bins with lids.Melanie Schroeder (920) 722-1920mdschroeder@new.rr.com

Harbor HouseLaundry detergent, all purpose cleaner, twin sheet sets, crib sheets, bath towels, paper towels, alarm clocks, garbage bags, mops/buckets, and floor cleaner. Shelly (920) 955-9113shellyj@harborhousedap.org.

Harmony CafeBoard games and music instruments/suppliesShannon Kenevan (920) 213-8688skenevan_gw@gwicc.org

Hearthstone Historic House MuseumSnow removal and lawn care.Andrea Malnar (920) 730-8204

Heckrodt Wetland ReserveHigh quality wild bird seed (mixed seed, black oil sunflower, critter mix, Niger thistle) or gift cards for sameTracey Koenig (920) 720-9349heckrodtwetland.tk@tds.net

The Heritage/ Peabody Manor Community $5 Value Holiday Gift Items: canned nuts, candies, socks, hand lotion, body lotion, Chapstick, etc.Kimberly Jones or Angie Luck(920) 225-7737

Juvenile Diabetes Research FoundationReams of white or colored paper, 5160 mailing labels, letter size laminating pouches, stamps for office use and gift cards to cover event supplies.Barb Hungerford (920) 997-0038

LEAVENBaby diapers, shampoo and conditioner, hygiene products, laundry soap, grocery gift cards and a fax machine.Julie Coenen (920) 738-9635

Lutheran Homes of Oshkosh (LHO)Christmas decorations, dining room holiday decorations, tray favors, Christmas card supplies, sponsors for campus entertainers and resident activities/events, gift certificates. For more Wish List items (contact us for more details)Jill Novotny (920) 232-5282jnovotny@lutheranhomes.com Lutheran Social ServicesIn need of grocery store, and Wal-Mart gift cards for holiday gifts for the elderly served in our volunteer programs. Many of our clients feel isolated and homebound especially over the holidays. Our programs provide companionship, friendship, and social interaction with a volunteer a few hours per week.Josette Smith (920) 225-1714josette.smith@lsswis.org

Volunteer Center of East Central WI (920) 832-9360 Oshkosh (920) 230-3663

WISH LISTLutheran Social ServicesVisually Impaired People support program is taking donations to contribute to their White Cane Fund drive. Your gift will assist visually impaired people in receiving one free cane.Josette Smith (920) 225-1714 josette.smith@lsswis.org

Make-A-Wish Foundation® of WisconsinWish gifts for children ages 2 ½- 18 years of age, particularly boys 6-16 years old. Gift cards are great also.Amy Neumeyer (920) 993-9994

Mercy Medical CenterDonate children’s books, puzzles, coloring books, games or crayons for our pediatric patients. Donate magazine subscriptions: sports, hunting, readers digest or other appropriate magazines for all ages. Donate yarn or non-knit fabric for our craft volunteers.Amy Brownson (920) 223-0225

Mosquito Hill Nature CenterTiki torches, monetary donations towards transportation fund, lanterns (electric and fuel), belt sander, chain saw, “Easy-Up” tents, electric pencil sharpener, handheld GPS units, votive candles in glass cups, 6x9 lined note pads, deer antlers, fabric remnants, ribbon (polyester), Christmas wrapping paper/ribbon/gift tagsPat Lund-Moe (920) 779-6433

NAMI Fox Valley, Inc.Stamps, white 20lb. copy paper, Scotch brand tape refills, standard staples, letter and half letter sized writing pads, stick on name badges, 9x12 and 6x9 mailing envelopes, clear sheet protectors, blue, yellow or purple twin pocket folders, Christmas gifts ($10) for adults.Karen Aspenson (920) 954-1550

Oshkosh Family Inc. / Meals on WheelsLadies clothing – 5XL tops / 4 XL bottoms, aftershave (plastic container), Christmas cards, cologne (plastic container), cosmetics, lipsticks, nail polish, etc., Green Bay Packer items, Jewelry, hair clips, brushes, combs, scented body lotion, scented soaps and sprays, wall calendarsJudy Richey (920) 231-9520jarmow@oshkoshfamily.org

Reach Counseling Services20 stockings to be stuffed for clients, items needed before Dec. 9: Chapstick, superballs, bouncy balls, gloves/mittens, barrettes, candy, small toy cars. General office supplies: Paper towels, paper plates, toilet paper, copy paper, pens, legal pads, Post-it notes. Magazine subscription to: Sports Illustrated, Women’s Day, Newsweek, TIME. For bags given to victims at hospitals: hair brushes, sweatpants/comfortable pants – various adult sizes, tee shirts or sweatshirts – various adult sizes, hair ties/headbandsMarianne Radley (920)722-8150

(The) St. Joseph Food Program6ft. x 4ft. dry erase/magnetic free-standing board, Forever postage stamps, 2 pairs of walkie talkies, hams, ground beef turkeys, venison, copy paper (colored & white), decaf coffee, printer ink, anti-bacterial hand sanitizer, gas gift cards, grocery store and restaurant gift cards, office supply gift cards, fans and monetary donations used to supplement food donations.Shari Waldron (920) 734-9461

(The) Salvation Army – Fox CitiesGently used or new coats, hats, mittens and scarves. Toys and games for Christmas toy distribution. Nonperishable food itemsCharlene Holcomb (920) 955-1224

Volunteers in Offender ServicesNeed money towards work boots, clothing and towards client transportation like bus tokens. Men need caps and gloves for winter.Sue Vanden Boogard (920) 832-5160VandenSK@co.outagamie.wi.us

Youth Go6 or 8 foot plastic tables, sports equipment – basketballs, kickballs, footballs, wiffle balls, bocce ball set, hula hoops, etc., rated “everyone” games for the Wii, Playstation 2, or Xbox, books – anime, comic, or young adult, gift cards – small amount cards for food or fun to be used as rewards for the youth, paper products – toilet paper and paper towels, school supplies, arts and crafts supplies.Kelly Hicks (920) 722-1435