Catholic Charities Family Support Center, Carol Kempton, 542-5426: Toothpaste, toothbrushes, toilet paper, laundry soap, bleach, disposable razors, shampoo, bar soap, socks, diapers, baby wipes, feminine hygiene products, cold medicine, antibiotic or antifungal medical creams, aspirin, acetaminophen, underwear, t-shirts, garbage bags, sleeping bags, blankets, rain gear.

Catholic Charities Homeless Services Center, Sam Jones Hall & Russell Avenue Shelters, Kate, 525-0226: Toilet paper, laundry soap, bleach, disposable razors, shampoo, soap, socks, feminine hygiene products, cold medicine, antibiotic or antifungal creams, aspirin, acetaminophen, ground coffee, underwear, t-shirts, garbage bags, sleeping bags, blankets, rain gear.

Cloverdale Community Outreach Committee, Wallace House, Gloria Higginson, 894-2727: Office supplies: multi-feature copy machine, laminator, copy paper, pens, pencils, Post-Its, white out, 5-drawer filing cabinet with lock, storage boxes for files and records, letter size file folders, letter size hanging file folders, 1” box bottom hanging file folders, small office size refrigerator, microwave.  Kitchen & Cleaning supplies: dishwashing & dishwasher soap, laundry detergent, bleach, toilet paper, paper towels, plastic gloves, 409, hand soap dispensers and refills, Brillo pads, cleanser, furniture polish, Windex, room deodorizers, Febreze, Lysol disinfectant spray cans, sandwich size plastic bags, dishtowels.  Bedding supplies: plastic pillow protectors, mattress covers for single size beds. Clothing: infant & children clothes, children’s pajamas (boys & girls to age 17). School supplies: notebooks to craft supplies, backpacks. Outdoor supplies: backpacks, sleeping bags, winter caps & gloves, men and women warm socks.  Food supplies: Cup of Soups, plastic spoons & forks.  Grooming supplies: disposable razors, toothbrushes, travel size toothpaste, travel size shampoos and conditioners.

Community Housing Opportunities West, Jan DeWald, 478-3718: volunteers (shelter supervisors, cooks, data entry), donations of money, warm socks, clean blankets and sleeping bags, sweat pants, sweat shirts, rain gear, tarps, backpacks, breakfast hand-held food, coffee, food supplies for hot meals served in the shelter, access to laundry and shower facilities.  (Note: The emergency winter shelter in West County is scheduled to be open Dec. 1 - Feb. 28.)

Community Support Network, Opportunity House, Cathy Carr, 573-6955: Raincoats, rain ponchos, umbrellas, backpacks, blankets, new pillows, pillow cases, forks & spoons, dishtowels, washcloths & hand towels, hats, socks.

Community Support Network, Transitional Training, Marissa Johnston, 484-5110: Pillows & pillow cases, sheets, comforters, laundry baskets, garbage cans, coffee pot, coffee cups, vacuum cleaner, baking sheets, casserole dishes, juice pitcher, silverware, throw rugs, lamps & dressers.

Community Support Network, Transitional Training, Marissa Johnston, 484-5110: Pillows & pillow cases, sheets, comforters, laundry baskets, garbage cans, coffee pot, coffee cups, vacuum cleaner, baking sheets, casserole dishes, juice pitcher, silverware, throw rugs, lamps & dressers.
Community Support Network, Stony Point Commons, Michael Hvidt, 696-7927: Dishes, plates, bowls, silverware, pots & pans, towels, twin sheets & blankets, kitchen towels, pot holders, new microwave, blender, hand mixer.

COTS Family Center & Mary Isaak Center, Debbie Robbins, 765-6530 x125: Chest of drawers and/or dressers, armoires, throw rugs, twin and full size sheets, blankets and comforters, sleeping pillows, hotel size toiletries, pots and pans; New backpacks for boys, girls and adults; Gift cards for children’s clothes shopping (Kohls, Ross, Kmart, Payless Shoe’s) and haircuts; Healthy snacks for Children’s Programs ie: fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, yogurt, string cheese, graham crackers, ritz crackers; Large plastic containers with lids for dried food storage for the Petaluma Kitchen.

COTS Petaluma Kitchen, 778-6380: Canned vegetables  (green beans, corn, mixed, #10 size is best), spaghetti sauce, pasta, salad dressing, mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup, canned stews, pork & beans, tuna, hot dogs, lunch meats, ground beef, ham, turkey, garlic powder, ground black pepper, coffee, Dawn dish soap, liquid bleach, stainless steel dishwashing scrubs, mops & brooms. Drop off at 301 Payran St., Petaluma.

Interlink Self Help Center, Mary Simmons, 546-4481: Sleeping bags, warm coats, rain ponchos, umbrellas, hats, socks, jeans, razors, combs, toiletries. Drop off at 1033 4th St., SR.

Interfaith Shelter Network, (12 transitional houses) Carmen Bonnin, 546-7907, x10: Twin blankets, twin sheets, twin comforters, pillows, towels, DVDs, board games, umbrellas, socks, gloves, scarves, beanie hats.

The Living Room, (drop-in center for women & children) Tara, 579-0138: City and county bus tickets, taxi vouchers, Gift Cards for gas, grocery stores, Dollar Tree stores & telephone cards, umbrellas, women’s socks, watches, disposable razors, small size deodorants, baby/child strollers, diapers (sizes 5 & 6) and baby wipes.

Redwood Gospel Mission, Don Cobb, 542-4817: Heavy cotton socks, practical shoes (men & women), sweatshirts/sweatpants (for men or women, all sizes), stocking caps, warm coats, women’s PJs (size M through XXL), personal size toiletry items, prepaid phone cards, City Bus Ticket Book, 20 Ride FastPass for Adult Zone 1.

The Rose, (women & children’s shelter), Sandra Kates, 573-0490: Women’s PJ’s (M-XXL), slippers, new underwear, socks, sweats, postage stamps, phone cards, city bus passes, umbrellas, coffee, cereal, twin sheet sets, towels, bath rugs, twin comforters.

Manna Home, (women’s recovery program), Laura Clark, 576-1471:  AA & NA books, gift certificates, postage stamps, note cards, stationery, phone cards, umbrellas, socks, matching bath rugs & towels, matching twin bedspreads or comforters, bed pillows, alarm clocks.

River to Coast Children’s Services, Donna Roper, 869-3613: Children’s clothing, shoes, boots & socks, gift cards & certificates.
Santa Rosa A Street Clinic, Jeanne Kelly, RN & Dr. Michael Kozart, 546-6479: Ophthalmoscope(s), back packs, tents and tarps (for weathering the rain), bus passes (or money for bus passes only), large garbage bags (for protecting belongings in the rain), jackets, hats, shoes and socks for men and women.

SAY Coffee House Teen Shelter, Anita Rosales, 546-3432: Basketball hoop, socks, blankets, movies or DVDs, city and county bus passes, jackets, games or puzzles, toothbrushes, toaster, crock pot, art supplies, computer speakers, & storage freezer.

Tamayo House, (transitional housing for youth), Dorothy, 528-7500: Small kitchen table & chair sets, couches, overstuffed chairs & entryway chairs, billiard supplies, pool cues, sports equipment, ping pong table, car, canopy or gazebo, vacuum cleaners, high speed wireless router.
Sonoma Overnight Support, Bill Burrell, 933-9593: Donation of funds for services.

Task Force for the Homeless, Fawn Moran, 575-4494:  Warm winter coats, jackets, sleeping bags, blankets, tents, backpacks, scarves, hats, rain gear, new socks for unsheltered homeless people (We can help you find local drives that benefit us), funds to help produce Homeless Resource Guides.

Women’s Recovery Services, Laura Brown, 527-0412: Bandaids, diapers, all sizes, baby wipes, baby shampoo, night lights, toothpaste & toothbrushes, deodorants, shampoo & conditioner, hair brushes & hair ties, dental floss, chapstick, emery boards, nail clippers, slipper socks, pens & pencils, binder paper, high chairs, sippy cups, bottle brushes, journals & sport bottles, and bicycle/tricycle helmets. We would also like a handy man/woman for small carpentry jobs.

Thank You!