REACH FAQ: Art Supply Donations
Thank you for your interest in donating some of your new or gently used supplies and tools. Please review the list below before donating any items. If you are unsure whether we can receive it, please contact us.
Please note REACH holds the right to deny supplies based on any reason, be their condition, current level of need, or other. In-Kind Donation receipts available upon request.
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Plastic tubs with matching lids
Tape (scotch, masking, duct)
White paper (watercolor, cardstock, Bristol, palette, canvas and multimedia)
White printer paper
Craft tissue paper (bleeding and non-bleeding)
Unused stretched Canvases
Newspaper
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Brand new or gently used:
Sharpies
Colored pencils
Crayons, oil pastels, chalk pastels
Colored paper (construction paper, cardstock, etc)
Brushes (fluffy watercolor kind, synthetic)
Chalk
Pencils and pens
Paper towel rolls (new)
Clean yogurt cups (without lids)
Scrapbooking materials such as stickers and colorful papers
Plaster
Air Dry Clay
Paper plates
Clean Tupperware with lids, of the same kind and size:
Paint (Acrylic, Tempura, Watercolor) in cakes, tubes and bottles
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Fabric scraps of at least a fat quarter size
Easels, stools, jewelry cases, general furniture and stationary
Used Canvases
Miscellaneous scrap or recyclable materials (wood scraps, plastic bottles, caps, containers, cigar boxes, etc)
Beads
Unique or special supplies in quantities of 15 or less (an example is unpainted wooden birdhouses, cigar boxes, etc)
Magazines
Electronics
Single-use art craft kits
Cutlery and items to be used for food: ONLY if in original, sealed packaging
Glass and mosaic
Embroidery Hoops
Crayons
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Any and all items that are dirty with dust, dirt, mold, or are rotting
Paint that has split or separated
House / wall paints
Toilet paper rolls
Oil paints and related supplies (including brushes, strippers and pigments)
Highlighter markers
Glitter
Opened food items meant for consumption