
Donate
Head Start is a non-profit organization that is funded through grants and contributions from our community. Each Head Start program must raise a portion of their funds through donations or non-monetary contributions called In-kind. If you'd like to help support our community, families and students, there are a few ways you can donate. Whatever way you choose, we appreciate your contribution!
Make an Online Donation
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However you choose to support us—THANK YOU!
Donate Supplies
We provide all supplies and materials to our students, free of charge. Just like your time, any donated materials that are used in school, count as in-kind. If you have school supplies, lightly used clothes, or toys and learning materials, we would love to put them to good use! Here are a few things that we can always use:
School Supplies
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crayons, markers, paint, pens, pencils, chalk, other writing utensils​
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paper, notebooks, sketchbooks, chart paper, etc.
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books!
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glue, scissors, tape, stickers, craft materials, other art supplies
Clothes
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Shirts, pants, shoes that would fit a child between the ages of 3-5​
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Jackets, hats, gloves
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pullups (sizes 3T and 4T)
Misc. Items​
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grocery bags​
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plastic baggies
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tissues
Toys for children 3 and up
Loose Parts ​
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clean, smooth tin cans​
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paper towel rolls
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wood scraps, "tree cookies", other misc. wooden items that can be used for creating
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stones, pebbles and rocks
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Tires (as long as they are clean and no wires are showing)
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corks
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baskets, buckets, and other interesting containers
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coffee filters
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old kitchen utensils
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clean gallon jugs, milk cartons, bottles and jars
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Get creative! Loose parts are any odd item that can be used in a creative way to build, create, and experiment with.
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​Note: We cannot accept toilet paper rolls or egg cartons, per Wyoming Childcare Licensing rules.
Volunteer
Family members or volunteers are encouraged to help in the classroom. This may include:
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Assisting all children during meal time
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Sharing a hobby or talent
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Reading stories
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Bringing in "treasures" to share
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Cleaning/fixing/gardening/etc. around the center
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Making or preparing materials for an activity
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Making arrangements and participating in field trips