The Second Harvest Food Bank accepts canned goods, perishables, food products
and grocery products. While grocery stores and distribution centers donate much
to the Food Bank, food drives are also an important source of our stock. To
arrange for the pick-up of a food donation, contact Larry Riley at 904.353.FOOD.
The Sharing Place Thrift Store accepts all types of
household items, furniture, office products, knick-knacks and collectibles, and clothing.
To donate, call
Linda Hale at 904.448.5995.
For information, call 904.446.9560.
Some of the items donated to The Sharing Place will be used
to help our staff in the
Refugee & Immigration Services Program
in their work to resettle refugee families who have arrived in the United States
with little or nothing and our staff in the
ACE Program.
Any additional items donated will be sold to generate additional funds to help
the people in need whom we serve.
The following is a list of items that our refugees specifically need (assume that a refugee family has an average of six members -
two adults and four children):
Furniture:
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Bedding (bed frame and
spring and mattress)
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One set of drawers,
shelves or other unit appropriate for storing clothes
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One kitchen table
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One kitchen table per
person
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One couch, or
equivalent seating; i.e., 2-3 chairs would be equivalent to one couch
Kitchen
Items:
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One place setting of
tableware (fork, knife, spoon) per person
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One place setting of
dishes (plate, bowl and cup) per person
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Pots and pans (at
least one saucepan, frying pan and baking dish)
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Mixing/serving bowls
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One set of kitchen
utensils (such as spatula, wooden spoon, knife, serving utensils, etc.)
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Can opener
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Baby items
Linens
and Other Household Supplies:
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One towel per person
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One set of sheets and
blankets for each bed
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One pillow and
pillowcase for each person
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Alarm clock
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Paper, pens, and/or
pencils
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Light bulbs
Cleaning supplies:
Toiletries:
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