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Chemo Pal Mentor Program Wish List *Please note that due to the compromised immune systems of many of the children we serve, we are only able to accept new toys. The one exception to this is DVDs, which are easy to sanitize. Also, we CANNOT accept stuffed animals or other plush toys. Thank you! Art/Craft supplies for kids/teens: Art kits (Klutz all-inclusive kits, etc.) Jewelry making supplies/kits Nail painting kits Drawing pencils Markers / Crayons / Colored Pencils Mess Free Color Wonder Markers, Coloring Books and Paper Stickers / Temporary Tattoos Games: Card games like Uno, Skip-Bo, Phase 10, etc. Board games for kids/teens for two players: Trouble, Sorry, Life, Guess Who, Connect Four, etc. Toys (new): LEGOs (Friends, Superheroes, minecraft) / Mega Bloks Nerf guns Superhero toys (Batman, Spiderman, Superman, etc.) Action figures Toys from the movie “Frozen” Polly Pockets / Littlest Pet Shop / My Little Pony Play-Doh and Play-Doh accessories Musical instruments DVDs (for children and teens, including movies and TV shows) Gift Cards or Tickets for Chemo Pal Outings: Movie theaters, bowling alleys, restaurants, sporting events, Oregon Zoo, etc. Starbucks gift cards (even $5 is a treat for a family) Miscellaneous Gift Cards (having these gift cards on hand can help us fulfill the specific requests of the children we serve): Target Amazon.com Fred Meyer Please mail or drop off items directly to our office address: Children’s Cancer Association Attn: Bree Thompson 1200 NW Naito Parkway, Suite 140 Portland, OR 97209 If you have any questions about donating to our program, please email Bree Thompson, Chemo Pal Mentor Program Specialist, at [email protected] or call her direct line at (503) 200-5129. Thank you so much for helping prescribe JOY! 8/18/2015 .

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