The Gazette-Times received an overwhelming response to recent invitations for local nonprofit organizations to submit a holiday wish list. Nearly 75 groups responded with requests for everything from dog and cat food to a volunteer gymnastics teacher.

VINA MOSES CENTER

Provides clothing, toys and household goods for low-income families and individuals living in Benton County.

• Donations of $45 to sponsor a family in Christmas food and gift program

• Food and new toys for Christmas program

• Diapers (size 3 and larger)

• Rain gear

• Volunteers to help sort donations

Contact: Alice Mills Morrow, morrowam@comcast.net

MARIO PASTEGA HOUSE

A "home away from home" for out-of-area patients and families traveling to Corvallis for specialized medical care.

• Toiletries (toothbrushes, toothpaste, toilet paper, facial tissues, etc.)

• Kitchen supplies (canned soup, juice boxes, flour, sugar, vegetable oil or spray, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, bottled water, etc.)

• Cleaning supplies (dish soap, dishwasher detergent, laundry soap, fabric softener, bleach, etc.)

• Gift cards (grocery stores, fast food, Costco, phone cards)

• Small canister-type vacuum cleaner and vacuum bags (Hoover Type Y)

Contact: Mindy Holliday, 768-5090 or 768-4650, mholliday@samhealth.org

COMMUNITY OUTREACH INC.

Offers housing, medical treatment and transitional services for homeless and extremely low-income men, women and families.

• Two round medical exam room chairs

• Small round office table and two sturdy chairs with arms (leather or vinyl)

• Eight to 10 rolling office chairs with arms (leather or vinyl)

• Printers

• Bedding (twin size blankets, pillowcases, sleeping bags)

Contact: Irisha Niles-Flamez, 758-3000, www.communityoutreachinc.org

ALSEA VALLEY GLEANERS

Provides food and firewood to low-income elderly disabled people.

• Cash donations for gas for food pick-ups

• Computer paper and ink cartridges

• Volunteers to deliver firewood

Contact: Pamela Turpen, 487-4418, pamelaturpen@aol.com

PHILOMATH DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION

Supports Philomath community by focusing on economic vitality through downtown beautification and commercial promotion.

• Landscaping plants and materials for median

• Battery or solar-operated timers

• Materials for drip system

• Pressure-treated posts for permanent signs

• Bags of concrete mix

Contact: 766-2316, www.philomathda.com

LOVE INC (IN THE NAME OF CHRIST)

Connects people in need to practical resources, social service agencies and local church volunteers.

• Laundry and dish soap

• Toiletries (deodorant, shampoo, toothpaste)

• Diapers and wipes of all sizes

• Toilet paper

• Gas cards

Contact: Wilma Van Schelven, 757-8111, director@yourloveinc.org, www.yourloveinc.org

PET ADOPTION NETWORK INC.

Works with local shelters and individuals interested in pet adoption to find new homes for animals.

• Foster homes for pets waiting for adoption

• Cash donations for medical needs

• Volunteers for adoption events

Contact: Debbie Jackson, 926-2468, paninfo@earthlink.net, www.pan.petfinder.com

PARENTS OF AUTISTIC CHILDREN OF OREGON

Provides scientifically-based training to parents, teachers and related personnel who relate to children with autism and other developmental disabilities.

• One to 20 copies of "The Verbal Behavior Approach: How to Teach Children with Autism and Related Disorders"

• Printing of up to 1,000 copies of parent handbook

• Spanish interpreter for handbook

• Office space in Corvallis to house library, autism evaluations, workshops and training

Contact: Kathy Harris, poac@kathyandcalvin.com, http://poac-or.org

PARENT ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM

Provides education and empowerment to young parents ages 13 to 26 learning to lead nurturing families.

• Portable CD player

• Flip chart paper

• Quality puzzles for ages 1½ to 5

• Ink cartridges (HP 12A b/w laser jet and/or HP 02 series color inkjet)

• Printer paper (multi-use, white or color)

Contact: Nancy Klahn, 758-8292, pepdirector@peak.org, http://pep.peak.org

STONE SOUP OF CORVALLIS

Provides free meals to the homeless and people in need seven days a week.

• Commercial grade upholstery/carpet cleaning machine

• Flatware (knives, spoons and forks)

• Small bowls

• Warm socks, hats, gloves, etc.

Contact: 757-1988 or 753-2671

SAMARITAN VILLAGE

Provides housing and transportation services to low-income seniors.

• Cash donations to purchase gas

• Donations for vehicle insurance

• Donations for purchase of utility trailer to carry walkers and wheelchairs

• Volunteer drivers

Contact: June Curran, 758-7888

HEARTLAND HUMANE SOCIETY

Cares for homeless animals at open-door animal shelter, provides services for low-income pet guardians and visits schools to teach youth about humane animal treatment.

• High quality dry pet food

• Hammermill copy paper

• Black and white copy machine

• Flat panel computer monitors

• Oster A5 clippers

Contact: Anna Lopez, 757-9000, anna@heartlandhumane.org, www.heartlandhumane.org

TRILLIUM FAMILY SERVICES

Provides family-centered, mental health therapy services for young people in Oregon and southwest Washington.

• 50 duffel bags

• Food processor

• New carpeting or vinyl for large living room area

• Working golf cart(s)

• Three-horse slant horse trailer

Contact: Cheri Galvin, 758-5953, cgalvin@trilliumfamily.org

ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF CORVALLIS

Provides clothing, dental care, teddy bears and SAT review classes to children and adults of Benton County.

• HP printer

• New photocopier

• Two office chairs

• Plumbing services

• Carpet cleaning service

Contact: Karina Nordhausen, 766-8537, Karinanord@msn.com

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF CORVALLIS

Provides opportunities for school-age youths to develop their intellectual, athletic and social skills.

• Game room equipment (pool cues, ping pong paddles and balls, etc.)

• Computer towers

• Leather couch for teen coffee shop

• Volunteer gymnastics teacher

• Donations to provide scholarships

Contact: Helen Higgins, 757-1909, hhiggins@bgccorvallis.org, www.bgccorvallis.org

BENTON FURNITURE SHARE

Redistributes quality used furniture to individuals and families in need.

• Gas gift cards for client deliveries

• Gift cards from office supply stores

• Stamps

• Tie-downs and tarps for client deliveries

• Donations of household furniture

Contact: Michelle Maddux, 754-9511, www.bfs.peak.org

ST. VINCENT DEPAUL FOOD PANTRY

An emergency food bank serving more than 200 families a month.

• Shampoo

• Toothpaste

• Facial tissues

• Toiletries

• Dish soap

Contact: Linda van Werkhooven, 757-1988, ext. 117.

LIFE SEEDS

Provides assistance with basic necessities (food, shelter and clothing) to widows, orphans and the poor in India and Uganda and offers various ministries to cancer patients, the elderly and shut-ins in Benton County.

• Donations to build neighborhood school and home for widows/orphans in Borrampalem, India

• Donations to fund goat program in Mbale, Uganda

• Donations for Corvallis Christmas Grocery Giveaway on Dec. 22

Contact: Robin Becker, 758-9122, www.lifeseedsoregon.org

EDUCARE-AFRICA

Dedicated to improving the living and learning conditions of students in Cameroon, Africa.

• Digital video camera to document activities in Cameroon

• Stamps (41 and 84 cent stamps)

• Office paper and business envelopes

• Ink cartridges for HP Deskjet 855Cxi printer (black/white and color)

Contact: Pavla Zakova-Laney, 924-9290, pavlazl@comcast.net, http://oregonstate.edu/~hirschn/EduCareAfrica/

CHINTIMINI WILDLIFE CENTER

Provides medical care and treatment for injured and orphaned native wildlife and education to foster connections between people and wildlife.

• Quality dry dog and cat food

• Bird seed from Wild Bird Unlimited (can be credited to our account)

• Hand and bath towels

• Public address system

• Laminator

Contact: Jeff Picton, 745-4324, ext 6, cwrc@peak.org

ALBANIAN ALPS INSTITUTE:

Supports improved educational opportunities for the children and youth of the isolated Malesia e Madhe region of Northern Albania.

• Kindergarten board books

• Other kids' books listed on Web site

• Sponsors to send students to high school

• Laptop computers

• Volunteer conversational English teachers

Contact: Steve Cook, 753-3066, albanianalpsinst@gmail.com, www.albanianalps.org

CORVALLIS DAYTIME DROP-IN CENTER

Site for the homeless and mentally ill to get off the street and access to shower and laundry facilities, recreational activities and connections to community resources.

• Bus tickets for Corvallis and Linn-Benton Loop buses

• Phone cards

• Stamps

• Cat food/dog food

• Feminine hygiene products

Contact: Paul Boling, 753-2671

BENTON HOSPICE SERVICE

Provides interdisciplinary care for patients in the last months of their lives and support for their family and friends.

• Flannel and other soft fabrics to be sewn into gowns (minimum length n 3 yards)

• Gift coupons or cards from local businesses to show appreciation to volunteers (from $3 to $10)

• Baby monitors

• Telephone headsets

• Extra-long twin size jersey contour sheets

Contact: Lucy Noone, 757-9616, lucy.noone@bentonhospice.org, www.bentonhospice.org

HEALING HEARTS MINISTRIES

Offers workshops to comfort and support those dealing with grief, divorce and other life issues.

• PC desktop computer with flat screen monitor

• Copy machine

• Folding machine (for 8 ½ by 14-inch paper)

Contact: Karen Bull, 752-1646, karen.bull@healingheartsministry.com, www.healingheartsministry.com

SOUTH BENTON COMMUNITIES HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION MUSEUM

Collects and preserves the history of south Benton County for public viewing.

• Donation of $725 for one month's operating expenses

Contact: Sheila Nash-Myers 541-847-5847

WE CARE

Provides prompt, one-time financial assistance to residents of Benton County who find themselves in emergency/crisis situations.

• First class postage stamps

• Computer paper

• Ink cartridges (HP model nos. 56, 57 or 58)

Contact: Prue Kaye, 738-7112

CORVALLIS COMMUNITY CHILDREN'S CENTER

Provides care and education for children ages 6 weeks to 6 years.

• Two computers for preschool rooms and children's educational software

• Children's books

• Bicycles (10 for ages 4 to 5; 15 for ages 1 to 4)

• Waterproof rain pants/overalls (40 each for sizes 2T, 3-4 and 4-5)

• Construction paper (all colors)

Contact: 737-7745, http://corvallischildcare.org

RELEVANCE

Christian center that provides student housing and meeting place for community organizations.

• Ceiling insulation materials

• Optoma EP749 DLP projector for film and teaching

• Sound system for room that seats 228 (for concerts, theatre, education)

• Covered bike shed and racks for 32 bikes

• Irrigation system for yard

Contact: Walt Griffiths, 207-3220, www.relevanceonline.org

MID-VALLEY GLEANERS

Helps feed low-income families, the disabled, the elderly and single parents.

• Monetary donations to help pay rent, utilities and food bill at Linn Benton Food Share

• Canned food items

• Non-perishable goods

• Firewood

• Coffee trailer supplies (coffee, sugar, creamer, hot chocolate, tea, cups)

Contact: Dena, 974-6385

FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY

Promotes healthy relationships and healthy homes through education and counseling.

• Play therapy toys

• Inkjet cartridges

• APC battery backup for computer

• Books for lending library

• White copy paper

Contact: 757-1761, www.fofm.org

AUDUBON SOCIETY OF CORVALLIS

Promotes education efforts and conservation of wildlife and the natural environment.

• 1,080 feet of uncut rebar or 720 18-inch lengths of rebar

• Volunteer skilled in database development and management

• Art supplies for children's nature programs

• Wheeled garbage can (32-gallon)

Contact: Paula Vanderheul, 541-752-0470, vanderp@peak.org.

MARYS PEAK NATURAL RESOURCES INTERPRETIVE CENTER

Organization working to purchase former Clemens Mill site east of Philomath to preserve wetlands and provide opportunities for natural resource education, recreation, promotion of local history and a small natural resource business campus.

• Donations for 2008 land payment

• Volunteers to help organize and present campfire lecture program next summer

• Assistance with Web site expansion and maintenance

• New office equipment (desk, chairs, file cabinet, etc.)

• Help writing newsletters and press releases

Contact: Anton Grube, 929-8428, http://mpnric.org

CORVALLIS MONTESSORI SCHOOL

A nurturing and enriching educational environment for children ages 2 ½ to 12.

• Bark chips for playpark (45 to 60 yards)

• Bikes, trikes and wagons

• Laptop computer

• Metal cabinet (for storage of balls, helmets, etc.)

• Child-sized wooden chairs and tables

Contact: Trish Miller, 753-2513, www.corvallismontesorri.org

BENTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Dedicated to preserving the history of Benton County through public exhibits, education programs and a new collections care facility.

• Pallet jack (6,600-pound capacity, $300)

• Platform ladder (120-foot, $900)

• Digital camera and tripod ($750)

• Car jack stands for vehicles in storage (16 sets, $1,088)

• Wireless phone headsets (Plantronics CS50 900 MHz DECT, $900)

Contact: Irene Zenev, 929-6230, ext. 102, www.bentoncountymuseum.org

OLD MILL CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

A community-based, family-oriented agency that helps at-risk children and families of diverse backgrounds maximize their potential through specially designed education and therapy programs.

• Laptop computers

• Heavy duty vacuums

• Doll houses with dolls

• Children's clothes (size 6)

• Forks and spoons

Contact: Lisa Rae Penter, 757-8068, www.oldmillcenter.org

JANUS HOUSE

Provides shelter and services to adults with mental illness.

• New twin size mattresses, box springs

• New bed pillows

• New twin size mattress pads

• New bath towels

Contact: 753-9219

MARYS RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL

Works to preserve and restore the natural features and habitats of the Marys River watershed.

• Desktop or laptop computer

• Printer/scanner/copier/fax machine

• Phone that works with fax machine

Contact: Sandra Coveny 541-760-4201 or 541-738-1415

ARTCENTRIC

Offers a variety of fine arts experienes to children and adults in Linn and Benton counties.

• Technical training for staff including laptop and projector use and related software explanations

• Digital video camera

• Volunteer to do data entry for specific projects such as quaterly newsletter, Chocolate Fantasy, etc.

• Good quality office desk chairs

Contact: Sara Swanberg,754-1551

JACKSON STREET YOUTH SHELTER

Serves unaccompanied youth in need, ages 10 to 17, by offering a safe environment, their basic needs and structure.

• Two cordless phones (Panasonic or Uniden 5.8 GHz, 2-line)

• Projector and screen (Epson Powerlite S5 LCD or 77C LCD)

• Entertainment center to fit a 32-inch TV

• Overstuffed chair to match brown living room furniture

• Donations to fund youth supervision and mentoring program

Contact: Barbara Falck, 754-2404, www.barbaraf@jsysi.peak.org

SENIOR DOG RESCUE OF OREGON

Dedicated to rescuing, providing medical care and placing senior dogs in loving homes.

• Foster homes for social, well-mannered dogs

• Financial donations

• High quality canned and dry senior dog food

• Collapsible wire crates for transporting medium and large-sized dogs to adoption events

• Reliable small to mid-size pickup truck to transport dogs

Contact: 752-2172

CASA n VOICES FOR CHILDREN

Recruits, trains and supports volunteers who advocate for abused children's best interests in court and the child protective system.

• New board games and books for use during child visits

• Two-line phone

• Gift cards for office supplies

• Postage stamps

• Family Fun Fair committee members and volunteers

Contact: Joanna Engle, 753-5838, www.bentoncasa.peak.org

GRACE CENTER FOR ADULT DAY SERVICES

Daytime program including health monitoring, exercise, therapeutic activities and socialization for seniors and adults with disabilities.

• Desktop cold laminator

• An 8-foot molded table

• Two stainless steel kitchen carts

• Two back massage chair cushions

• A wall-mounted, fold-out basketball set

Contact: Cheri Babb or Judy Kyllingstad, 754-8417

CORVALLIS MULTICULTURAL LITERACY CENTER

Volunteer-run resource center where people of all cultures can exchange ideas and literacies.

• DVD player

• Money to pay for gas heat ($150/mo)

• Laptop computer (no more than 3 years old)

• Money for reinstalling an upstairs toilet ($400)

• HP printer ink cartridges (model nos. 98 and 95)

Contact: Dee Curwen, 754-7225, cmlc@peak.org

SOUTH CORVALLIS FOOD BANK

Provides food boxes to low-income people in need.

• High protein food items (beef stew, hearty soups, canned hams)

• Fresh milk, fruit, or vegetables to be donated on a regular basis

• Sugar, brown sugar or honey for holiday baking

• Personal care items (bar soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, feminine hygiene products, toilet paper)

• A permanent home in the south Corvallis area.

Contact: Judy Hecht, 754-3028

OPTIONS PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS

Offers free and confidential pregnancy tests, peer counseling, physician referrals, adoption information and more to women with unintended pregnancies.

• New cribs

• Car seats

Contact: 231-9602, www.optionsprc.org

MARYS RIVER GLEANERS

Provides food and firewood to low-income people in the Marys River community.

• A canopy to help shelter people and items outside at distribution site

• Large brown paper bags

• Sealable plastic bags for repackaging food

Contact: Angie Jenson, 753-9235 or Ann Morgan, 730-1509

OREGON FRIENDS OF SHELTER ANIMALS

Provides supplies to local animal shelters, funds medical care for stray animals, rescues adoptable dogs and cats through foster home network and operates spay/neuter mobile.

• Surgery table large enough for giant breed dogs ($1,700)

• Three-quarter ton crew cab pickup truck to pull spay/neuter mobile and transport surgical volunteers to rural areas ($18,000, $5,000 raised so far)

• IV pump ($500)

• Back-up anesthesia machine ($1,800)

Contact: Bill Caffey, 974-2345, info@ofosa.org, www.ofosa.org

CHILD EVANGELISM FELLOWSHIP

Bible-centered organization that offers free after-school and release time Good News Bible Clubs, Vacation Bible School programs and summertime Five Day Clubs.

• MAF 1701 Autopaper Folder by Carolina Wholesale

• Office phone system

• Copier paper (newsletter grade)

• Copier ink

• Small office refrigerator

Contact: Tony Villanueva, 704-8118

BENTON COUNTY SKATEBOARDING ALLIANCE

Seeks to improve and create public skateboarding parks in Benton County.

• Cash donations

• Material and equipment donations

• Donations of professional services

• Indoor industrial facility to build an indoor skateboarding facility with office space

• Office supplies and wireless internet access

Contact: bcskateboardingalliance@gmail.com, www.bcskateboardingalliance.org

SAFEHAVEN HUMANE SOCIETY

A limited admission shelter that helps dogs and cats find homes.

• Non-clumping cat litter

• Kirkland or Pedigree brand cat and dog food

• Bleach

• Gift cards to Coastal, Home Depot and Costco

• Blankets and towels

Contact: 928-2789, www.safehavenhumane.com

FRIENDS OF THE OREGON FLORA PROJECT

Dedicated to educating the public about Oregon's plants that grow without cultivation.

• Graphic design of a one-page color brochure describing project goals

• Color printing of approximately 500 copies of brochure

• An external hard drive (500GB or greater)

Contact: Linda Hardison, 737-4338, www.oregonflora.org

PLANTING SEEDS

Creates and maintains community gardening programs for children and families affected by violence and trauma, while working to inspire and teach people to use gardening as an educational, developmental, therapeutic and community building tool.

• Garden benches

• Garden shed

• Lumber for raised beds

• Digital camera

• Volunteers for board and fundraising

Contact: Dave Alba, 908-1194, www.eachseedgrowshope.org

WILLAMETTE APPRENTICE BALLET INC.

Dedicated to providing high quality dance education, performance experience and scholarships for deserving student dancers.

• Help creating and maintaining a good Web site

• Pointe shoes

• Volunteers to clean costumes after performances

• Flowers for performing dancers

• Volunteer to convert LPs to CDs

Contact: Emmet A. Jones, 231-9009, www.willametteapprenticeballet.com

SPARTAN ROBOTICS

Year-round high school program for teens to learn how to conceptualize, design, build and compete with robots.

• Cordless 18V impact driver

• Sears or Home Depot gift cards

• Digital camcorder

• Laptop computers with Windows XP

• Ratcheting wrench set

Contact: Al Baily, 753-7435, spartanrobotics997@gmail.com

PHILOMATH SCOUT LODGE

Dedicated to building a youth lodge facility where wetlands and wildlife preservation skills and education can be passed on to our future generations.

• People who will purchase pavers from the buy-a-brick campaign (visit Web site for information)

• Donations of $1,000 or more; will become an elite "Friends of the Lodge" supporter

• Volunteers

• Building materials suitable for lodge construction

Contact: Matt Bierek, 929-7619, www.philomathscoutlodge.org

BENTON HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

Partners with low-income families to build their own housing; current build is for a single working parent with five children in Lewisburg.

• Kitchen-floors, cabinets and range ($5,000)

• Plumbing supplies and installation ($3,300)

• Foundation materials ($1,500)

• Paint and supplies ($500)

Contact: Debbie Coppenger, 752-3354, www.bentonhabitat.org

SANTIAM CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS

Offers academic environment that encourages the development of a Christian worldview for pre-kindergarten students through grade 12.

• Modeling clay for art projects

• Mister Potato Head toys (need 6)

• Paper

• VCR/DVD player

• Microwave

Contact: Larry Gaskin, 745-5524, ext. 242

CORNERSTONE ASSOCIATES

Creates meaningful community involvement for people with developmental disabilities through employment at local businesses.

• Industrial Shredder (Ameri-Shred model No. 1500)

• John Deere riding lawnmower (757 mid 2 trak with 60" deck & mulch kit)

• White Kenmore washer and dryer (Model Nos. 2872 and 68722)

• Minivan in good condition

• Forklift in good condition

Contact: Kathy Trotter, 752-9724, www.cornerstoneassociates.org

HOME LIFE INC.

Provides integrated community living services that enhance the quality of life for persons with developmental disabilities.

• Portable emergency generator (5,000 watt or larger)

• 50 new towels and wash cloths

• New heavy duty dishwasher

• Television

• Barbecue grill with side burner

Contact: Carrie Fairchild, 753-9015, fairchild@peak.org, www.homelifeinc.org

BREAD OF LIFE MINISTRIES

Delivers sack lunches to the homeless in the Willamette Valley.

• Coffee pumps and supplies

• Gift cards for fresh fruit

• Coffee, tea, juices

• Gas gift cards for delivery expenses

• Supplies for making and delivering lunches

Contact: Lea Gordon, 974-6429

CALYX

Discovers and publishes the work of developing authors.

• Copy machine

• Desk chairs (3)

Contact: Margarita Donnelly, 541-753-9384, www.calyxpress.org

COLLEGE OF PHILOMATH COMMUNITY CORPORATION

Dedicated to preserving the College of Philomath building's historic charm while creating a comfortable community center to serve all ages.

• Five rolls of stamps

• No. 9 and No. 10 envelopes

• Copy paper

• HP ink cartridges (model Nos. 95 and 98)

• New volunteers with interest in historic preservation

Contact: Meredith Howell, 929-2789, twine@peak.org

KIDSPIRIT

A year-round recreational youth program for ages 2 to 18 focused on healthy living, building self-esteem, life skills development and creating friendships.

• Youth archery equipment (targets, bows, arrows)

• Gymnastics landing mats ($110 to $1,450)

• Volleyballs, basketballs, Nerf balls, tennis balls, socer balls, footballs, etc. (youth and adult sizes)

• First aid fanny packs and supplies ($30 each)

• Summer T-shirt sponsor ($1,000)

Contact: Shorty, 737-5437

GIRLS ON THE RUN

Interactive program focused on running, self-reflection and community outreach to prepare girls in grades 3 to 8 for a lifetime of healthy living.

• Pop-up canopy tent ($175 to $250)

• Curriculum materials ($200)

• Healthy snacks for each practice ($15 per lesson)

• Girls on the Run shirts for every participant ($250)

• Individual sponsors ($145 per season)

Contact: Ralphy, 737-5437

STRENGTHENING RURAL FAMILIES

Provides parent education and family support programs for rural Benton County.

• Legos and Duplos

• Easel for flipcharts

• Prizes for kids' giveaways

• New children's books

• Arts and craft supplies

Contact: Andrea Myhre, 929-2535, www.ruralfamilies.org

PHILOMATH COMMUNITY SERVICES

Consortium of services including a food bank, Baby Bank, gleaners and holiday cheer program for less fortunate citizens of the community.

• Insulation and heating for PCS building

• New frost-free refrigerators and freezers for the food bank

• Lumber to complete deck

• Anti-fatigue mats for staff areas

• Closet rods and holders for Baby Bank

Contact: 929-2499, www.philomathcommunityservices.org

AFRICAN CHILDREN'S LIBRARIES

Assists communities in Liberia and Nigeria to establish children's libraries.

• Storage space (300 - 400 square feet) for up to 400 boxes boxes of books until shipping container can be filled.

• Funds for training 40 to 60 new library staff that will open 20 to 30 new libraries in the spring.

Contact: Ann Easterly, 757-2467, ann@africanchildrenslibraries.org

LINN COUNTY

ALBANY HELPING HANDS HOMELESS SHELTER

Homeless shelter that offers food, clothing, counseling and help finding housing and mental health services.

• Socks and gloves (men's and women's)

• Shampoo and conditioner

• Disposable razors

• Feminine hygiene products

• Aspirin, Acetaminophen, Ibuprofen

Contact: Grace Gantt, 926-4036, www.albanyhh.org

ALBANY VOLUNTEER CAREGIVERS

Provides a variety of services to the elderly and disabled to help them maintain independence and dignity and to remain in their own homes when possible.

• Volunteers

• Printer/copy/fax machine

• Updated computer equipment

• Office supplies

• Monetary donations

Contact: Suzanne Driver, 928-2173, SznnDriver@aol.com

CONSERVATORY FOR MUSIC EDUCATION

A mid-valley music school serving students of all ages.

• Battery-operated classroom wall clocks

• Paper towels and toilet paper

• Dry erase board pens

• Scholarship sponsors

• Keyboard and computer sponsors

Contact: Mary Eads, 926-2975

FISH OF LEBANON

Provides food boxes to needy families in Lebanon.

• Protein (meats and tuna)

• Baby formula

• Strained baby foods

• Powdered milk

• Toilet paper

Contact: 259-3200

KITTY ANGEL TEAM ADOPTION INC.

Dedicated to re-homing stray and abandoned cats and kittens.

• Volunteers

• Cat food and litter

• Cash donations for spay/neuter assistance

• Homes for cats and kittens

Contact: Vicki Lindley, 367-7575, vickitty@comcast.net

LEBANON AREA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

Builds simple, affordable homes in partnership with those in need.

• Volunteers to work in new Restore (opening in early 2008)

• New or quality used building materials

• Donated or discounted land in Lebanon for building homes

• Office supplies (paper, envelopes, stamps, address labels, etc.)

Contact: Carneo Bogatin, 401-9825 or 451-1234

LEBANON MAT CLUB

Offers instruction in wrestling techniques, tumbling and conditioning to youths ages 5 to 15.

• Medical kit

• Team sign that reads "Lebanon Mat Club"

• Raffle donation items

• Five large Rubbermaid totes

• File cabinet

Contact: Tina Sallee, 451-1237

LINN COUNTY DEMONSTRATION GARDEN

An outdoor classroom operated by Linn County Master Gardeners' Program for teaching gardening techniques recommended by Oregon State University.

• Rich loam soil

• Volunteers willing to do heavy garden work

• Media advertising

• More visitors to the garden

Contact: Stephanie Low, 924-9339, splow@proaxis.com

LITTLE PROMISES CHILDREN

Certified child care center in Sweet Home for infants through sixth grade.

• Four sets of sleep mats ($139 per set of four)

• Area rug for nursery ($430)

• Two to four scoters for use in the gym

• Quiet corner reading center (Play with a Purpose - PL182673, $419)

Contact: Anita Hutchins, 367-4350, littlepromises.anita@gmail.com

MIGHTY OAKS CHILDREN'S THERAPY CENTER

Provides individualized physical, occupational and speech/language therapy services to children with special needs.

• Construction supplies and assistance for building storage shelves

• New toys, games and activities (toddlers through preschool level)

• Cleaning supplies (sanitizing wipes, paper towels, etc.)

• Children's food items (crackers, cereals, snacks)

• Office supplies (paper, pens, etc.)

Contact: Tami Walters, 967-7551, mightyoaks1@comcast.net