We accept gently used and/or new items that are given to Clients of The Way Home and used when they begin the program and upon graduation.
Please contact Christina Sleeper 603-218-1462 or 627-3491 x222
We are currently in need of the following:
DONATE ITEMS
THE WAY HOME IS ALWAYS LOOKING FOR NEW AND USED HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
BEDROOM:
– Twin & Full Size Metal Bed Frames and Foundation (twin & full-size mattresses/foundation and frames)
– Twin & Full Size Mattresses (new)
– Pack’n’play (new)
– Bureaus (large furniture cannot be accepted)
– NEW bedding of all sizes, pillows, sheets, pillowcases, blankets, comforters, mattress covers; curtains
KITCHEN:
– Kitchen table and chairs (small sets)
– Flatware, sets of dishes, silverware, coffee cups, drinking glasses, cookware (i.e. pots, pans, baking pans, cookie sheets, cooking utensils)
– Microwaves, toasters, toaster ovens, coffee pots, can openers
– Potholders, kitchen towels, dish drainer, ice trays
LIVING ROOM:
– Love seats, small sofas or futons
– Easy chairs, rocking chairs
– Lightweight TV’s, DVD players, TV stands, lamps
– Curtains (new)
BATHROOM:
– Shower curtains, bath towels, hand towels, face cloths, bath/tub mats
– Toothbrush holders, trash cans
OTHER:
– Brooms, dustpans
– Laundry baskets, buckets, mops, laundry detergent, cleaning supplies
– Hygiene products: toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, shaving cream, razors, feminine hygiene products, etc.
FOOD: Non-perishable
Canned soup, vegetables, beans/chili, tuna/chicken, etc fruit, peanut butter, pasta sauce, pasta, rice, cereal (hot/cold), crackers, fruit snacks, granola bars, coffee, juice, powdered milk, etc.
Gift Certificates (in any amount)
Will be used for youth and adult incentives, and to purchase household items.
Laptops are needed for our Financial Literacy/Budgeting Classes.
*** Due to Liability, Space, and Cost, we cannot accept the following: Infant furniture, car seats, strollers and cribs, stuffed animals and toys, sofa beds, large metal desks, large appliances such as washer, dryer, refrigerator, stoves, broken, stained, wet, torn, or foul-smelling donations of any kind.
THE WAY HOME IS ALWAYS IN NEED OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMS OF ALL KINDS.FROM FURNITURE TO CLEANING SUPPLIES TO ELECTRONICS AND MORE
OUR STORIES
The Way Home touches many lives. Here is just a sampling of our stories.
Suzie was pregnant and without housing when she came to The Way Home. As a survivor of domestic abuse, Suzie found safety, security and stability to raise her daughter at The Way Home. ``I'll be helping The Way Home the rest of my life for sure!``
SUZIE'S STORY
Single Mom
Meghan leads the largest den in Cub Scout Pack 135 and last December her Wolves brought Christmas presents for five children fleeing domestic violence with their mother; a scene too real to Meghan, as she encountered a similar situation with her three sons. The Way Home provided the support and safety she needed to succeed.
MEGHAN'S STORY
Volunteer
A Vietnam Veteran, David became a professional painter but an unfortunate accident left him disabled. Paralyzed for two years and out of work, he lost everything...his marriage, home and self-esteem. ``Without the people and services provided by The Way Home, I couldn't have turned my life around.
DAVID'S STORY
Veteran
RECENT NEWS
Recent news and events regarding The Way Home and our efforts to make a difference in people’s lives.
WE ARE HERE TO HELP
Because everybody deserves a place to call home.
To learn more about The Way Home or to contact us about the housing opportunities that are available, call or fill out and submit this form.
214 Spruce Street
Manchester, NH 03103
(603) 627-3491 office
(603) 644-7949 fax
info@thewayhomenh.org
Hours:
M/W/F: 8:30AM – 3:30PM
T/Th: 10:00AM – 4:00PM