Treasure Our Youth accepts gifts in many forms. Acceptable donations include:
Monetary Donations
TOY will obtain financial donations by cash or check (with a donation receipt), credit card, Zelle or PayPal. These payment methods can help you keep record of your donations to TOY. Any monetary donation is appreciated with no surface or cap to the amount you desire to give. We encourage all able and willing donors to become a Major Donor by giving $500 or more every year to the organization. As a way to show gratitude and encourage our donors, Treasure Our Youth holds an elegant and memorable event for all major donors at the end of each year.
Goods and Supplies
We accept donated goods and supplies such as clothing and household items that are in good (or better) condition. Below is a list of goods and supplies we accept.
When you donate a vehicle, you have the choice to appoint it to either a youth or family in need, the use for TOY operations, or sold at an auction. If you donate a vehicle, you, or the donor will need to transfer the title of the vehicle to Treasure Our Youth and remove license plates and registration documents before we can accept the car. The car must be clean and in good condition.
Property
You can also donate property or real estate to Treasure Our Youth. The property will be used for your chosen supporting cause such as a computer lab for students or a headquarters business office for Treasure Our Youth. The deed or title should be transferred from you, or the donor to the organization. As the donor, you generally receive a tax deduction equal to the fair market value of the property and that deduction may be carried forward for five years.
Monetary Donations
TOY will obtain financial donations by cash or check (with a donation receipt), credit card, Zelle or PayPal. These payment methods can help you keep record of your donations to TOY. Any monetary donation is appreciated with no surface or cap to the amount you desire to give. We encourage all able and willing donors to become a Major Donor by giving $500 or more every year to the organization. As a way to show gratitude and encourage our donors, Treasure Our Youth holds an elegant and memorable event for all major donors at the end of each year.
Goods and Supplies
We accept donated goods and supplies such as clothing and household items that are in good (or better) condition. Below is a list of goods and supplies we accept.
- Clothing
- Junior Boys & Men’s Clothing
- Junior Girls & Women’s Clothing
- Kids & Babies Clothing
- Shoes & Socks
- Jewelry
- Hats
- Linen
- Blankets
- comforters
- sheets
- towels
- wash clothes
- Bags
- School backpacks
- Purses
- Duffle bags
- Luggage
- Books (Children, teens, young adults)
- Toys & Games (For ages 5-12)
- Electronics
- Headphones
- Watches
- Computers (or laptops)
- Tablets
- Cameras
- TVs
- Printers
- Portable Speakers
- Sporting goods
- Balls
- Bats
- Gloves
- Racquets
- Helmets
- Bikes
- Scooters
- Hygiene Products
- Shampoo, conditioner
- Shower gel
- Hand soap
- Deodorant
- Toothpaste & toothbrush
- Pads & tampons
- Band-Aids
- Toilet Paper
- Wipes
- Babies
- Baby bottles
- Baby formula
- Pacifiers
- Bibs
- Diapers
- Baby wipes
When you donate a vehicle, you have the choice to appoint it to either a youth or family in need, the use for TOY operations, or sold at an auction. If you donate a vehicle, you, or the donor will need to transfer the title of the vehicle to Treasure Our Youth and remove license plates and registration documents before we can accept the car. The car must be clean and in good condition.
Property
You can also donate property or real estate to Treasure Our Youth. The property will be used for your chosen supporting cause such as a computer lab for students or a headquarters business office for Treasure Our Youth. The deed or title should be transferred from you, or the donor to the organization. As the donor, you generally receive a tax deduction equal to the fair market value of the property and that deduction may be carried forward for five years.
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