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Engages the community in collecting donations of new school supplies and backpacks. Donations received are then sorted and packed into new backpacks that are distributed to registered Douglas and Pope County K-12 students.

School supplies offered in August, to children who attend Foley schools, grades K - 12. Provides school supplies appropriate to the student's grade will be available along with backpacks. School supply donations are accepted from the community at any time.

Information is listed below for residents of the following counties: Benton, Crow Wing, Kanabec, Mille Lacs, Morrison, Pine, Sherburne, Stearns, Todd, and Wright. If a program is not listed in a specific area, individuals should contact their school district's social worker for possible assistance with school supplies.ANYONEWireless Zone 2025 Backpack GiveawayDistribution: Sunday, July 26, 2026, at 1 pm till supplies lastEligibility: Open to allRegistration: Walk-in first come-first served. No registration is needed.Where: Visit https://wirelesszone.com/backpack-giveaway/ to find a participating storeDescription: Stop by a store for a free backpack filled with school supplies. While supplies last. One backpack per child. ONLY AT PARTICIPATING LOCATIONS

The goals of the Family Development programs are to assist families in crisis situations, meet basic needs, and to strive towards and maintain self-sufficiencyServices may include:Food programs- Food shelf vouchersApplication assistance- Food support- Health insurance- Social security benefitsSeasonal - School supply distribution- Winter clothing - Food baskets- Toys and holiday gifts to families in needOutreach and referrals to- Budgeting- Housing- Medical services- Parenting education- Transportation

The goals of the Family Development programs are to assist families in crisis situations, meet basic needs, and to strive towards and maintain self-sufficiencyServices may include:Food programs- Food shelf vouchersApplication assistance- Food support- Health insurance- Social security benefitsSeasonal - School supply distribution- Winter clothing - Food baskets- Toys and holiday gifts to families in needOutreach and referrals to- Budgeting- Housing- Medical services- Parenting education- Transportation

Collects donated new and used books at a Saint Paul warehouse and ship them to schools in AfricaGuidelines:Accepted: Fiction and nonfiction reading books 15 years old or newer, textbooks and reference books with publication dates of 2005 or later, school/office suppliesNot accepted: Magazines, home decorating/wedding/cookbooks, ethnocentric books, foreign languages books except for those in French, American history or civics books, music books for grades kindergarten - 12th grade, murder mysteries, or anything with "kill," "die," etc. in the title

The goals of the Family Development programs are to assist families in crisis situations, meet basic needs, and to strive towards and maintain self-sufficiencyServices may include:Food programs- Food shelf vouchersApplication assistance- Food support- Health insurance- Social security benefitsSeasonal - School supply distribution- Winter clothing - Food baskets- Toys and holiday gifts to families in needOutreach and referrals to- Budgeting- Housing- Medical services- Parenting education- Transportation

Provides various forms of relief to military families through its programs, such as:- Critical Financial Assistance: Rent, mortgage, utility, and medical bills; based on need- Recurring Family Support programs: Back to School Brigade, Holiday Meals for Military, Star Spangled Baby Showers, Holiday Toy Drive, and Military Child of the Year.- Vehicle Repair

Will accept donations of:- Appliances- Books- Clothing (baby and general)- Furniture (baby and general)- New mattresses- School supplies- Sports equipmentDonated items can be dropped off or call to arrange a pick up.

The goals of the Family Development programs are to assist families in crisis situations, meet basic needs, and to strive towards and maintain self-sufficiencyServices may include:Food programs- Food shelf vouchersApplication assistance- Food support- Health insurance- Social security benefitsSeasonal - School supply distribution- Winter clothing - Food baskets- Toys and holiday gifts to families in needOutreach and referrals to- Budgeting- Housing- Medical services- Parenting education- Transportation

Provides free school supplies; school supply donations accepted year-round

Assistance with:- Lodging for individuals experiencing homelessness- Rent assistance (in case of eviction)- Seasonal/holiday help- Utility assistance (in case of shut-off)

Collaborative effort that provides new back-to-school supplies to Olmsted County families with children in grades preK-12:- Backpacks and supplies are distributed to students through participating school districts- Donations are accepted online in early July when the supply drive opens- Organizations, groups, or businesses may participate by holding their own drive online- Volunteer opportunities are available for individuals or groups

Access point for Coordinated Entry housing programs.Provides emergency and transitional shelter with supportive services for women and their children experiencing homelessness. Shelter includes family units with private bedrooms and shared common areas, emphasizing community living and shared responsibilities.Basic Needs provided:- Laundry facilities - Limited food support- Phone and internet access - Personal care items- ShelterSupportive Services include:- 24-hour staff support- Case management- Employment and life-skills education- Personal advocacy- Referrals and connections to other community resources - Support groupsPermanent Supportive Housing:- Offers rental assistance for a limited number of off-site permanent supportive housing units for families experiencing homelessness who face additional barriers, such as disability - Ongoing supportive services to promote long-term housing stabilityVolunteers, Donations, and Material assistance:- Accepts volunteers, financial contributions, and in-kind donations - Current organizational needs are listed here https://ruthshousemn.org/how-you-can-help/donate-supplies/needs-list/

Services vary from county to county; volunteer opportunities included for interested community members. Services may include:Basic needs:- Back-to-school assistance- Food- Housing- Other emergency needs - Transportation- Utility assistanceSummer camps for youthThrift store vouchers for clothing/household goods

Collects donated new and used books at a Saint Paul warehouse and ship them to schools in AfricaGuidelines:Accepted: Fiction and nonfiction reading books 15 years old or newer, textbooks and reference books with publication dates of 2005 or later, school/office suppliesNot accepted: Magazines, home decorating/wedding/cookbooks, ethnocentric books, foreign languages books except for those in French, American history or civics books, music books for grades kindergarten - 12th grade, murder mysteries, or anything with "kill," "die," etc. in the title

Information will be listed here when it becomes available;?individuals should contact their school district's social worker for?possible assistance?with school supplies.

Donations accepted:- Backpacks- Bath towels and washcloths- Blankets- Large and small in-kind monetary donations - Lotion- Men's and women's sweat suits, size medium through 4 extra large- Men's boxers of all sizes- Men's hoodies size medium through 4 extra large- Men's shoes/hiking boots size 10-14- Men's sweat pants size medium through 4 extra large- Pillows- Winter gloves of all sizes- Women's hoodies size medium through 4 extra large- Women's sweat pants size medium through 4 extra large- Women's underwear size small through 2 extra large

Operates a thrift store and clothing pantry, and redistributes donated goods such as clothing, furniture, household items, school supplies, and emergency resources to help people move out of crises.

Individuals, community groups, and businesses can support victims of domestic violence by donating materials or volunteering. Available volunteer positions range from court advocacy to roles in maintenance, mentorship, office assistance, public speaking, reception and transportation support.All items should be new or gently used.Bedding and Household Items:- Standard size pillows- Twin blankets- Twin Bedding- Towels and wash cloths- Cooking utensils- Pots and pans- Cookie sheets- Toilet paper- Paper towels- Air mattressesInfants and Toddlers:- Baby teething rings, pacifiers, bottles, bibs - Diapers, sizes 4, 5, and 6- Pull-ups- Disposable wipes- Baby bottles- Baby Monitors- Baby formula- Pedialyte- Clothes- Boys underwear- New Car SeatsChildren's enrichment center items: - Family board games - Card games (Uno, playing cards, memory, etc.)- Barbies, baby dolls, Infant toys, dump trucks- Art supplies (paints, brushes, colored pencils, glitter, stencils, markers)- Office paper, colored construction paper, butcher paper- Combined easel/chalkboard- School suppliesTransitional clients moving out: - Hangers- Kitchen mat- Soap dispenser- Dishes- Cups/mugs- Silverware- Pots/pans- Coffee maker- Microwave- Toaster- Blender- Can Opener- Peeler- Cutting boards/cutting mats- Toilet paper- Toilet brush- Plunger- Towels- Shower curtain- Cleaning supplies, mops, brooms- Curtain rings- Curtain liner- Wastebasket- Personal care itemsPet Supplies:- Dog collars- Dog and cat harnesses- Dog and cat food/treats- Dog and cat grooming combs/brushes- Litterbox liners- Cat litterOther Items: - Large bottles of shampoo, soap, face wash- Band aids- Hair products for women of color- Feminine hygiene products- Bus Tokens (Dial-A-Ride)- Gift cards for gas, retail stores, or groceries- Books (adult and child)- Paint By Number (for adults and children)- Ladies business attire- Ladies bathrobes- Household tool kits- Women's 1x pants, pajamas, hoodies- Women's tennis shoes & sandals size 8, 9, 10- File-type organizers- PlannersAll cell phones are accepted, including cell phones without chargers or accessories, and broken cell phones. If a phone can't be converted, it is recycled. To donate, simply drop off or mail cell phones to the Mid-Minnesota Women's Center

The goals of the Family Development programs are to assist families in crisis situations, meet basic needs, and to strive towards and maintain self-sufficiencyServices may include:Food programs- Food shelf vouchersApplication assistance- Food support- Health insurance- Social security benefitsSeasonal - School supply distribution- Winter clothing - Food baskets- Toys and holiday gifts to families in needOutreach and referrals to- Budgeting- Housing- Medical services- Parenting education- Transportation

Accepts donations of:- Backpacks - Body wash - full size - Cereal- Cleaning supplies - Hair products - full size - Hamburger meat - 1 pound - Mac and Cheese/boxed meals - New pillows - Paper towels - Pasta and pasta sauce - Peanut butter and jelly - Tissues - Toilet paperVisit website for the complete updated list.

Accepts donations of:- Backpacks - Bath towels - Cleaning supplies for bathrooms and kitchen - Dish cloths - Gently used blankets - Gift cards to Hy-Vee, Kmart, Sam's Club, Target and Walmart - Individually wrapped toothbrushes - Napkins - Paper towels - Tall kitchen garbage bags and large yard bags - Toilet paper