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Holidays

Share the holiday joy!

Here are some ways you can help make this a beautiful season for your neighbors who are homeless, hungry, or alone.

 

But this isn’t a comprehensive list: If your family or other group would like to plan a special event, drive, or service project for our shelters, please call 509.535.8510 in Spokane or 208.665.4673 in Coeur d’Alene.

City-Wide Thanksgiving Dinner

Share the joys of the season with your neighbors at the City-Wide Thanksgiving Dinner!

 

  • Donate winter socks, hats, gloves and scarves to hand out to guests.
  • Create colorful placemats, 10 by 14 inches, for tables.
  • Sponsor a table at the meal for $200. Call 509.535.8510 to sign up for a table.

Please bring Thanksgiving donations to 1224 E Trent, Spokane, by Tuesday, November 20.

 

Limited volunteer opportunities are available for Thanksgiving events.

For details, please call 509.535.8510 after October 23.

Christmas

  • Bring Christmas gifts for residents in our programs. Please bring in gifts by December 14, in time for their special holiday activities.
    • For men: Practical winter clothing. Jeans, hooded sweatshirts, socks and underwear, especially in larger sizes.
    • For women and children: Pajamas, robes and loungewear. Please remember the older children, especially boys.
  • Donate gift cards. Cards in $10 amounts for the listed stores allow residents to choose a special item for themselves or their children. Drop off cards and activation receipts at the shelters.
    • Anna Ogden Hall: Safeway, Walmart, Lifeway Christian Stores
    • Crisis Shelter for Women and Children: Fred Meyer, Shopko, Walmart
    • Coeur d’Alene Center for Women and Children: Fred Meyer, Walgreens, The Sower
    • Men’s Shelter: Fred Meyer, Safeway, Walmart
  • Give “Christmas Morning in a Bag” for Men’s Shelter guests. Bring in plastic zip bags filled with lip balm, candy, socks, razors, deodorant, etc., before December 21. Please don’t include gift cards in the bags. For more information, call Dean at 509.532.3826.
  • Participate in Giving Tree. Set up a tree in your church or business to distribute ornaments with residents’ specific gift wishes. Call Anna Ogden Hall, the Crisis Shelter, or the Center for Women and Children for more information.

  • Donate as a Christmas gift for a loved one. We’ll send you a special Christmas card to give to your honoree to tell them of your gift in their name. They’ll have the joy of knowing their gift provides warmth and comfort for the homeless as it gets colder and darker outside.

Limited volunteer opportunities are available for Christmas events.

For details, please call 509.535.8510 after November 27.

 

 

 

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Here’s a list of ways you can help make this a beautiful season for your neighbors who are homeless, hungry, or alone.

 

But this isn’t a comprehensive list: If your family or other group would like to plan a special event, drive, or service project for our shelters, please call 509.535.8510 in Spokane or 208.665.4673 in Coeur d’Alene.

 

City-Wide Thanksgiving Dinner
  1. Create colorful placemats, 10 by 14 inches, and bring to UGM by Tuesday, November 21.
  2. Donate winter socks, hats, gloves and scarves to hand out to guests. Men’s heavy socks and gloves are always a big hit!
  3. Sponsor a table at the meal for $200. Check back in October for more details.

Limited volunteer opportunities are available for Thanksgiving. For details, please call 509.535.8510 after Oct. 24.

 

Christmas
  1. Bring practical winter clothing as gifts for the men: Jeans, hooded sweatshirts, socks and underwear, especially in sizes XXL to XXXXL. Donate by December 15 for the residents’ special holiday activities.
  2. Bring gifts for women and children: Pajamas, robes and loungewear. Please remember the older children, especially boys.
  3. Donate gift cards. $10 amounts from big-box stores allow residents to choose a special item for themselves or their children. Please bring in the activation receipt as well.
  4. Give “Christmas Morning in a Bag” for Men’s Shelter guests. Bring in plastic zip bags filled with lip balm, candy, socks, razors, deodorant, etc. Please don’t include gift cards in the bags. For more information, call Dean at 509.535.8510, ext. 128.
  5. Participate in Giving Tree. Set up a tree in your church or business to distribute ornaments with residents’ specific gift wishes. Call Anna Ogden Hall, the Crisis Shelter, or the Center for Women and Children for more information.

Limited volunteer opportunities are available for Christmas events. For details, please call 509.535.8510 after Nov. 28.

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