Wish List
Due to the current public health concerns, we are strongly encouraging our Wish List donors to order online for delivery to our main office whenever possible. We are also asking donors to consider providing gift cards so that the families in shelter, transitional housing, and community counseling programs can feel empowered shopping with gift cards to provide for their own family. If you prefer to drop off directly, we will also have a “no contact” drop off option: Monday through Friday 9:00am – 4:00pm.
Please note: We are not accepting clothing donations at our administrative office at this time. If you would like to donate clothing, please take it directly to one of our two thrift shops (Laurel’s Loft and Marian’s Attic).
Contact us at 610-277-1860 if you have any questions or to schedule a “no contact” drop off.
Mailing Address for US Mail: Laurel House, P.O. Box 764, Norristown, PA 19404
No Contact Drop Off or UPS & FedEx Mailing Address: Laurel House, 180 W. Germantown Pike, Suite 2, East Norriton, PA 19401
Gift Cards
Amazon
Giant
Target
Uber/Lyft
Visa/Mastercard
Walmart
Wawa
Please note: gift cards are preferred in increments of $25.00.
Gift cards can be mailed to Laurel House, P.O. Box 764, Norristown, PA 19404
Groceries
Cereal Microwavable Meals
Chef Boyardee Oatmeal
Cookies Pasta Sauce
Fruit Snacks Rice-a-Roni
Grape Jelly Salad Dressing
Macaroni & Cheese Syrup
Household Items
Laundry Soap
Toothpaste
Please note that all items should be NEW and in ORIGINAL PACKAGING.
The items in bold are most currently needed at this time.
Want to click & ship?
Most of our wish list items can be ordered on Amazon Smile by going to our Amazon Wish List.
Items can be shipped to our administrative office, Monday through Friday between 9am and 4pm.
If preferred, please leave contact information on Amazon Smile Gift Receipt for a thank you card to be emailed or mailed.
Please note: There are times when we are given more items than we can use. We regularly take inventory and update our Wish List.
If we have, or are given more than we need of certain items, we share the excess with other local non-profits.