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you can help WATTS in many different ways

Join our monthly donor club and be a Hero today!

Just $10 a month can change someone’s life in Winchester, VA by helping to provide safe, warm temporary shelter, food and drink, and assistance with resources such as obtaining ID, job and housing help, medical advocacy, reconnecting with family, and so much more!

Ongoing Donation Needs

 
*ALL DONATIONS SHOULD BE NEW, UNOPENED, UNEXPIRED.*

WATTS has limited storage space, so please consider donating during our active seasons:
November – March & July – August

PLEASE NOTE: We cannot accept any used clothing items.

 

If you would like to inquire about donating something not on the list, please contact us.
 

Food/Snacks

  • Disposable coffee cups
  • Paper bowls (20oz. large)
  • Napkins
  • Sugar (re-closable canisters)
  • Powdered or flavored coffee creamer
  • Shelf-stable individually-wrapped snack items
  • ‘Lunch-on-the-go’ pouches of tuna salad or chicken salad

*NEW* Clothing (all sizes, especially M, L, XL)

  • Men’s crew-neck t-shirts
  • Thermals
  • Waterproof gloves
  • Winter hats/beanies
  • Neck gaiters
  • (We are good on underwear at this time)

Hygiene Items (all travel size)

  • Small deodorants
  • Razors
  • Small hand lotions
  • Pocket tissues
  • Toothbrushes/Toothpaste

Cleaning Supplies

  • Paper towels
  • Clorox wipes
  • Toilet bowl cleaner with bleach
  • Trash bags (13 gal tall kitchen and large black 55 gal)

Other ways to donate

Check back in November for our Warming Center wishlist
No PayPal account needed – debit/credit cards accepted
Make WATTS the beneficiary of your fundraiser

Your donations support the services we offer:

WATTS is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization; all donations are tax deductible.  Federal Tax ID #27-1325266.
Your generous donations support the services we offer and our mission to break the cycle of homelessness one life at a time – Thank you!
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Just $10 a month can change the life of someone experiencing homelessness in Winchester, Frederick, and Clarke County.