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St. Jude Donation List Contribute Supplies If you are unable to contribute your time or talents you can contribute supplies needed for individual and group activities, stocking our hospital playrooms, and providing birthday and Christmas gifts to inpatients. For safety purposes, please avoid the following items: Stuffed animals, food, toy guns, knives, candy, cloth body dolls, balloons, porcelain dolls, VHS movies, soap or bubble mixtures, used items of any kind and ride on toys. Per doctor’s orders, to maximize the effectiveness of patient treatment and reduce chances of infection or serious allergic reactions handmade items and items made of fabric should be sealed in a zip bag prior to shipping. This includes do-rags, bandana head coverings, quilts, tote bags, bibs, and burp pads. Please remember, all items must be brand new, from a pet and smoke free environment. Please do not gift wrap items. From all the families at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, thank you for your kindness, concern and generosity. Urgent Items Needed • Adolescent items • Batteries (all variety needed, including 9 volt) • Children books in foreign languages • Construction paper • Crayola colored pencils • Crayola crayons • Crayola markers (washable) • Glue bottles • Infant Toys (no stuffed toys) • Interactive books • Learning toys • Legos (all sizes) • Little People figures and animals • Manicure sets and nail polish remover • Makeup kits and other assorted makeup items (mascara, eyeliner, lip gloss, etc.) • Model kits that don’t require glue • Paint canvases • Paint brushes (all sizes for canvas painting) • Paints (acrylic) • Picture books in English/Spanish • Small and medium sized toys for boys and girls (no stuffed toys) • Small robotic kits • Stickers (assorted) • Teen / young adult books • Travel-Size Toiletries (shampoo/conditioner, razors, shaving cream, toothbrushes/paste, combs/brushes, lip balm, etc.) • UNO cards Here are ongoing needs: Infant / Toddler • Bouncy Seats • Portable Baby Swings • Rattles (no cloth) • Oball Rattles • Baby Einstein Items • Fisher-Price / Playskool Toys • Musical Activity Centers (all plastic parts) • Teething Rings / Small Baby Toys Preschool • Duplo Blocks • Play Cell Phones • Baby Born / Loves to Cuddle Baby Dolls • Play Dish Sets and Play Food • Wooden and Plastic Puzzles • Fisher Price / Playskool Items • Doctors Kits • Fisher Price Little People Figures • Tonka Chuck Trucks and Cars • Shape Sorter Toys • Push Button / Interactive Books • Cardboard and Audio Books • V-Tech Interactive Toys • Bionicles (small and medium sizes) • Sesame Street Items • Tool bench • Current Character Items • iSpy Books • Frozen • Paw Patrol • Thomas the Train • Dora the Explorer • Peppa Pig • Mickey & Minnie Mouse • Dinosaurs • Cars / Trucks / Other Vehicles School Age • Action Figures (Avengers, Batman, Spiderman, Ninja Turtles, Transformers, Superman, Wonder Woman) • Lego Kits / Clikits (including for girls) • Barbies, Barbie Sets, Boy Barbies (Ken) • Clothes for Barbie Dolls • Disney Dolls and Figurines • Fisher Price Doll House Furniture • Matchbox Cars (individual and large packs) • Hotwheels • Shopkins • My Little Pony • Littlest Pet Shop • Doc McStuffins • Stikbots • Fingerlings • Hatchimals CollEGGtibles • K’Nex • Hard body baby dolls (not stuffed) • Revell Snaptite Plastic Model Kits (no glue only) • Arts, Crafts (small kits) • Remote Control Cars • Magnadoodles • Musical Instruments (guitar, keyboard) • Puzzles • Pokémon Cards Adolescent • Jewelry making kits / Glass beads • Nail polish, nail polish kits, and manicure sets • Individual nail polish remover pads • Makeup kits and other assorted makeup items (mascara, eyeliner, lip gloss, etc.) • Cosmetic bags • Purses / Wallets • Model Kits and Cars (no glue only) • Headbands • Tech Toys • Dart boards • Sports Items (balls, etc.) • Riddle Books and Mind Puzzles • Canvases / paint / paintbrushes Books Books needed in all age groups in all languages • Infant/toddler board books • Pre-school picture books • Elementary school age books • Adolescent age chapter books • Teen and young adult books • Riddle books • Joke books Board Games and Travel Games • Apples to Apples • Trouble • Taboo • Monopoly • Balderdash • Guesstures • Guess Who • Scattergories • Perfection • Fishing Game • Trivia Puzzles • Pictionary • Catch 22 • Connect Four • Jenga • Uno and Uno Variations • Sorry • Skip-Bo • Checkers • Chess • Sequence • Headbanz • Activity Books (Word searches, Sudoku, Crossword, etc.) School / Art and Craft Supplies • Playdoh Brand Play Dough (and small accessories) • Activity Sets / Prepackaged Crafts • Crayola Washable Marker/ Crayons • Needle Point Art Kits • Paint and Paint Brushes (including high quality brushes) • Watercolor paints and supplies • Pencils, Pens, Pencil Sharpeners and Erasers • Glue in Small Bottles • Round Tipped and Adult Scissors • Fuzzy Velvet Poster Coloring Kits and Paint By Numbers Kits • Coloring Books, including adult • Construction Paper • Foam Sticker Sets • Stickers • Small Dry Erase Board and Markers • Model Magic by Playdough • Mosaic Crafts / Art • Art Kits for School Age Children and Teens • Board Books • Small Bead Kits • Canvas - assorted sizes Electronics • PS Vita Handheld Game Consoles • Nintendo 3DS Consoles • Games for PS Vita and Nintendo DS & 3DS • Xbox 360 and Xbox One Games • PS4 Games • Nintendo Switch Games • Nintendo Wii Games • MP3 Players • iPods and iPhone Docking Stations • iPod / iPad / iPhone Accessories • Charging cords - assorted for both iPhone and Android • Headphones and Earbuds, wired or Bluetooth • Kindle E-Readers • Audio Books • Portable DVD Player • New Releases - DVD & Blu-ray • Television Series - DVD & Blu-ray • Bluetooth Speakers Gift Cards are also GREAT from: • iTunes / Apple • Google Play / Android • Amazon • Target • Wal-Mart • Old Navy • Best Buy • Kmart • Starbucks • Ulta • Sephora • International Pre-Paid Phone Cards • Gaming Cards: Minecraft and Wizard101 .
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