Thanks to all who donated toilet paper, food, toiletries, money, and other "stuff" today at Pick 'n Save! We had every seat of our bus covered and we raised over $500. Click here for photos from today's "Stuff the Bus!"
Thanks to Pick 'n Save (for the location), Lamers Buslines (for the bus), and Thrivent (for giving an additional $1 for every $3 raised)! We really appreciate everyone's help!
This Saturday, February 13 you can bring non-perishable food, toiletries, paper products, toilet paper, and many other things (click here for the list of the items needed most) to the Pick 'n Save (Thanks Pick 'n Save!) on the corner of Bluemound Road and 84th Street in Milwaukee. (Click here for directions.) We hope to stuff the big yellow Lamers bus full of your donations! (Thank you Lamers for donating the bus for a day!)
We will also be accepting monetary donations at Pick 'n Save that will be matched $1 for every $3 donated, by Thrivent Financial. (Thank you Thrivent!)
Remember, 100% of your donations will go directly to Safe Harbor men's shelter, a part of the Milwaukee Rescue Mission!
We thank you for helping make a ripple in the Milwaukee community! Let's make it a BIG one!
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On Friday, February 12 we will be advertising on the billboard on the corner of Highway 100 and Bluemound Road. Look for us and be sure to come and Stuff our Bus!
On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 Project Ripples is hosting a "Stuff the Bus!" event at Pick 'n Save on Bluemound Road in Milwaukee right off I-94 (take the 84th St. Exit) . (Click here for exact location.) We will be receiving donations from 9am until 5pm. We would greatly appreciate your support and your donations. You can show your support by donating the items below OR you can simply donate money. Contact us for more info (projectripple@gmail.com).
100% OF DONATIONS GO DIRECTLY TO SAFE HARBOR MEN'S SHELTER AND THE MILWAUKEE RESCUE MISSION!
List of needed items:
• Health products
• Personal care items (shampoo, soap, deodorant)
• Paper products (toilet paper, paper towel, facial tissue)
• Home cleaning products
• Kitchen tools and supplies
• Fruit, lunch snacks
• Home electronics
• Clocks and watches
• Store gift cards
• Personal care items (shampoo, soap, deodorant)
• Paper products (toilet paper, paper towel, facial tissue)
• Home cleaning products
• Kitchen tools and supplies
• Fruit, lunch snacks
• Home electronics
• Clocks and watches
• Store gift cards
More specifically, they really need Vaseline and toilet paper
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