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Payment will be made to Total Family Outreach.
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Donations inside the USA:
Make all checks payable to Total Family Outreach and mail to the below address. We recommend you email us to inform us of any donations sent.
c/o Amani Baby Cottage
P.O. Box 7487
Sebring, Florida 33872
972-679-0761 contact@amanibabycottage.org Total Family Outreach is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in the USA. Donations outside the USA
Donations can be made by fund transfer directly into our Amani Account in the form of Euros, GB Pounds, or U.S. Dollars. Please email contact@amanibabycottage.org for account details.If you are planning a visit to Amani and would like to bring items to donate, the following is a list of items currently needed:Please view Amani Baby Cottage Needs List at Walmart.com. The link is located on the home page at the bottom of the Amani Website under Friends At Amani Links titled Walmart Wish List. Updated May 2012
- BABY WIPES
- baby formula
- disposable diapers: preemies and all sizes
- wash cloths and bath towels
- diaper liners to be inserted in cloth diapers
- boy clothes 9 months-6T
- crocs for girls and boys: baby sizes 2-4, toddler sizes 5-12
- fitted sheets- sizes “28 x 52″ and “24 x 38″
- Infant and Children Liquid Tylenol
- Infant and Children Motrin
- small red sharp containers for needles
- hand sanitizer
- baby bouncers
- bumbo chairs
- 10 Industrial Spray Bottles
- Playtex gloves-sizes large and extra large
- inkjet cartridges for HP 6310 printer (which are cartridges 95 and 98)
- ink cartridges for HP laserjet p1005 (which is cartridge 35A)
- preschool supplies (glue sticks, preschool scissors, craft supplies)
- finger paint paper
- construction paper
- Treats for our hard working Ugandan staff (mamas and uncles)
Items we don’t need are:
- plastic pants
- socks
- hats
- girls clothes
- preemie, newborns-6months clothes
- clothing in sizes above 6T
- baby bottles
- diaper pins
- stuffed animals
- non-plastic or battery operated toys
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