Christmas Baskets for Fletcher Place
November 16, 2024
Donations of Baskets of Home Necessities
CHRISTMAS BASKETS
Sign-up sheets will be available for the Christmas baskets for Fletcher Place after Sunday service from November 3 through the 24th. Items will be collected on December 1st. The items needed are:
1 Large, quality laundry basket
1 bar of soap
4 toothbrushes
1 large or 2 smaller (4 or 5 oz) toothpaste
1 large (42-50 oz) Laundry Detergent
1 large (15-16 oz) Dish Soap
1 bottle (8 oz) Liquid Hand Soap
1 roll paper towels
4-6 rolls of toilet paper
1 box of facial tissue
1 large (16 oz) bottle of Shampoo (could be shampoo/conditioner combo)
1 bottle (18 oz) of All-purpose cleaner
We will also accept cash donations and people can volunteer to shop with the donated money.
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