Donate Supplies, Services or Time

Make a Charitable Donation of your Time, Services of Supplies Today!

In-Kind contributions are gifts of goods and services like technical assistance, equipment, printing, labor and tangible items of value. These gifts allow the Achievement Centers to use donor dollars for programs and services. Donations are tax deductible as permitted by law.

Professional Services - You might be able to provide free or discounted professional services through your business or your own professional skills to help out the Achievement Centers.

Materials and Supplies* - Supply non-cash gifts such as therapy equipment, building materials, office furnishings, etc. For example, one local company donated mulch and employee labor for Highland Hills saving the organization over $3,500! See the Wish List below for the types of items that you can donate to help support children with disabilities.

Volunteer - Help the Achievement Centers in a hands-on way! We are looking for therapeutic riding volunteers as well as volunteers to provide support for things like clerical duties, office tasks and landscaping.  Or you can get involved in an event or on a committee!

WISH LIST
Arts and Craft Supplies for Early Childhood and Camp programs
Books for the Child Development Center
Copier Paper
Fishing Supplies for Camp Cheerful
Food and Snacks for Camp and Early Childhood programs
Helmets for Therapeutic Riding program
Horse, Feed, Hay, Bedding for Camp Cheerful
Landscaping Services and Materials
Life Jackets for Aquatic Therapy program
Pool Maintenance Support and Supplies for Aquatic Therapy program
Printing Services

*The Achievement Centers for Children follows the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act when accepting and giving away donated goods.  Because of lead screening and testing requirements, as well as product recalls, the Achievement Centers will only accept and give away to children/families: books, children’s clothing, crayons and other art supplies and new stuffed animals and new puppets. 
Adopted Date: December 1, 2009