Sponsor a Bag for Wednesday's Gift
Tax deductible
Hello Supporters!
Wednesday's Gift is a small Marin based charity run completely by volunteers. All donations go directly to helping those in need. One of the things we do each year is organize two giveaways, one on Christmas, one on Thanksgiving. We assemble 1000 bags of food, toiletries, clean socks (the things many of us take for granted). We caravan to the tenderloin with an army of volunteers and walk the streets distributing them to those in need. We also set up a central location with food, coffee, warm clothing, blankets and most importantly an opportunity to share human kindness. It's truly a beautiful experience for everyone involved!
This year, we are looking for sponsors for 1-100 bags. They cost about $7 each to assemble. We would greatly appreciate your financial support. If unable to provide, come join the fun at our assembly parties or giveaways. Go to Wednesdaysgift.org for more information. Thank you!!!!
Wednesday's Gift is a small Marin based charity run completely by volunteers. All donations go directly to helping those in need. One of the things we do each year is organize two giveaways, one on Christmas, one on Thanksgiving. We assemble 1000 bags of food, toiletries, clean socks (the things many of us take for granted). We caravan to the tenderloin with an army of volunteers and walk the streets distributing them to those in need. We also set up a central location with food, coffee, warm clothing, blankets and most importantly an opportunity to share human kindness. It's truly a beautiful experience for everyone involved!
This year, we are looking for sponsors for 1-100 bags. They cost about $7 each to assemble. We would greatly appreciate your financial support. If unable to provide, come join the fun at our assembly parties or giveaways. Go to Wednesdaysgift.org for more information. Thank you!!!!
Organizer
Elisa Levy Reubens
Organizer
San Rafael, CA
WEDNESDAYS GIFT
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
