Other Ways to Give
While the Arizona Sunshine Angels appreciates financial donations, there are other ways to support children living in foster care. Click on the tabs below to learn about easy ways to make a difference in the lives of children in foster care.
Our Wish List (In-Kind Donations)
Arizona Sunshine Angels uses community support for collection drives and in-kind donations, as it is an extremely important component of our operation. Below is a complete list of needs. We’re always open to your ideas or suggestions!
- Body wash (3-in-one White Rain for boys and 2 in one for girls)
- Bath scrubbies – can get 3 for $1 at Dollar Tree
- Combs
- Brushes
- Small lotion/cream for body and hands
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Deodorant for boys and girls
- Hair accessories for girls
- Chapstick
- Journals
- Decks of cards
- Matchbox cars
- Clothing (new and used)
- Gift cards for restaurants including fast food, clothing, movie passes, etc.
- New boxer shorts/panties/briefs/socks
- Backpacks
- School supplies
- Pop fidget toy fidget bracelet
Collection Drives
Back-to-School Drive
Arizona Sunshine Angels provides backpacks filled with school supplies year-round, giving children in foster care the tools they need to succeed. It also is an opportunity to fit in, have a fresh start and create confidence that can last a lifetime.
Clothing and/or Shoe Drive
Children in foster care often leave home with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Each year, Arizona Sunshine Angels gives children in foster care a fresh start with essential items like clothing and shoes. We only accept new underwear and socks. All other clothing and shoes need to be new or gently used.
Hygiene Items Drive
Each year, Arizona Sunshine Angels provide Welcome Boxes to children in foster care to help them feel loved and valued.
Christmas Drive
During the Christmas season, Arizona Sunshine Angels ensure each child in the residential group homes has an exciting and joyous Christmas.
Luggage Drive
We want to make sure every child in residential group homes can pack their belongings in a special bag that they can call their own. No child should have to pack their belongings in a trash bag.