Donation Drop-Offs Are Back!
Starting Tuesday, November 10, we’re accepting in-kind donations again at our new home, Willow @ Skyview.
WHERE
450 Skyview Centre Parkway
Rochester, NY 14622
Drop off on the side of the building facing 104 South
WHEN
Tuesdays & Saturdays
10:00 – 10:30 AM
Thank you for supporting Willow!
In-kind donations help us keep everyday essentials stocked for the individuals and families who come to Willow. To help us put your donation to use, please bring only items from the wish list below. Our highest-need items are marked with a *
Because our storage space and staff time are limited, we can only accept items that are on the wish list, dropped off during the days and times above.
No Drop-Offs On:
2026
- November 28
- December 19, 2026 – January 3, 2027Drop-offs resume Tuesday, January 5
2027
- May 29
- June 19
- September 4
- October 9
- November 27
- Last drop-off of 2027: December 11Drop-offs resume Tuesday, January 4, 2028
Before You Drop Off
- Bring a completed Donation Form with your items.
- Want an itemized receipt? Include a list of your items with the form. Otherwise, you’ll receive a general acknowledgement letter.
- Please don’t leave donations outside or unattended outside of drop-off days and times.
- Keep bags and boxes under 30 lbs so our team can lift them safely.
- We don’t need hotel or travel-size toiletries.
- Interested in hosting a Donation Drive, or have a question? Email wishlist@willowcenterny.org
Our Wish List
* = high-need item | Updated 8/26/2026
PERSONAL CARE
New, unopened only. Medicines should expire 2028 or later.
- Black Hair Care – Shampoo, Conditioner, Styling Products *
- Hair Bonnets *
- Period Pads (NOT incontinence pads or daily liners) *
- Tampons (regular and mixed packs)
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
- Skin Lotion *
- Body Wash *
- Acne Cleanser
- Women’s shaving cream & razors *
- Children’s Shampoo and Body Wash *
- Hairbrushes *
- Loofas *
- Deodorant *
- Toothpaste *
- Pump bottle of hand soap
- Pump bottles of hand sanitizer
- Band-aids
HOUSEHOLD
- Laundry Detergent (sm/med jugs or sheets) *
- Disinfectant Wipes *
- All Purpose Cleaning Sprays *
- Toilet Bowl Cleaner
- Dishwashing Liquid (sm & med bottles) *
- Paper Towels (single rolls) *
- Toilet Paper (4- or 6-packs) *
- Sponges
WOMEN’S CLOTHING
Used clothing must be clean, ready to wear, no rips, and casual, contemporary styles.
- Underwear – NEW
- Bras – NEW (sports, and small sizes especially)
- Sneakers
- Jeans & Sweatpants
- Sweatshirts & Hoodies
- Jackets and Parkas (no dress coats)
BABY SUPPLIES
- Pull Ups – especially unisex *
- Baby Wipes
- Baby Wash & Shampoo *
- Baby Lotion *
- Sippy Cups *
- Bottles
- Bibs NEW
- Diaper Bag
- Baby Bath Towels
- Pacifiers
- Baby Nail Clippers
YOUTH & MEN’S CLOTHING
Used clothing must be clean, ready to wear, no rips, and casual, contemporary styles.
- Zip Hoodies, youth sizes 7-14 *
- Toddler sneakers, sizes 8-12 *
- Boys & Girls jeans & sweatpants
- Boys & Girls long-sleeved tees & sweatshirts
- Boys & Girls underwear (NEW)
- Men’s Briefs & Boxers – Small & Medium NEW *
- Men’s White & Solid Color T-Shirts – Small & Medium
- Men’s Jeans & Sweatpants (no slacks)
NON-PERISHABLE FOOD
- Spaghetti & Pasta *
- Pasta Sauce – Plastic Jars *
- Instant Mashed Potatoes *
- Oil (small bottles or spray)
- Salt & Pepper filled shakers
- Minced Garlic in jar
- Canned Chicken *
- Canned dinners (Spaghettios, etc) *
- Canned Corn, Mixed Vegetables, Diced Tomatoes
- Canned fruit
- Canned Soups
- Ramen, Cup-a-Noodle Soup
- Boxed Mac & Cheese
- Saltines and Ritz style crackers *
- Non-fat dry milk *
- Cereal and Oatmeal
- Rice *
- Juice/Juice boxes
- Strawberry Jelly *
- Mayonnaise, Ketchup *
GENERAL & PET SUPPLIES
Pet items are also on our Chewy list.
- Pens (no pencils please)
- Washable Markers
- Bus Passes
- Dry Dog Food and Treats
- Dry Cat Food
- Cat and Dog Plush Toys – NEW
- Dog Collars and Leashes – NEW
- Fleece Throw Blankets for pets — used ok
GIFT CARDS
$25 or $50 cards are ideal.
- Aldi’s
- Dollar Tree *
- Walmart *
- Visa
- Target *
- Amazon
- Gas Cards
Having access to basic necessities helps survivors stabilize quickly so they can focus on the next steps of their journey—finding safe housing, securing employment, or beginning counseling. These essentials remove barriers that might otherwise keep a survivor in harm’s way or prevent them from rebuilding independence.


