Charities of Hope is partnering with Chariots of Hope to “Make a Difference”.

Chariots of Hope, a nonprofit organization, has been established for the purpose of collecting used wheelchairs. The donated wheelchairs are then repaired and distributed, at no cost to the recipient, to those in need. Charities of Hope is now excepting donations of used wheel chairs for Chariots of Hope.

This collection effort is a part of the Charities of Hope Help Us – Help You program. Help Us – Help You is an innovative way to help the community, and nonprofits to prosper through monetary donations, and assistants as needed with donation collections and much more.

If you have a chair or like items you would like to donate to Chariots of Hope or if you have a nonprofit or community organization and you would like more information about our Help Us – Help You program and how your organization can benefit please call 860-424-0093 or email siobhan@charitiesofhope.org.

Thank you!

INSIDE EDITION Investigates Clothing Donation Bins…

Bruce Binler of Long Island, NY owns hundreds of clothing bins. They look like the ones used by major charities like The Salvation Army and Big Brothers Big Sisters, where every penny goes to charity. But an I-Squad investigation found some bins are not what you think.  More

Needs List

Charities of Hope is currently looking for donations of the following items. All item donations are tax deductible. We thank you in advance for your willingness to give to your community through our organization!

• Computers
• Fax Machines
• Industrial Copy Machines
• Printers
• Business Attire
• Gift Cards for Gasoline
• Computer Desks/Workstations
• Office Chairs
• Office Supplies (paper, staples, paper clips, envelopes, postage stamps, etc.)
• Bus passes/tokens
• Prepaid Cell Phones and Prepaid Cell Phone Cards
• Multiline Phone System
• Security Surveillance System
• Monetary Donations

Come Shop! Children clothes, furniture & toys, home goods, gently used clothing, furniture, and more! Proceeds will go to the Charities of Hope Holiday Giving which provides either food, shelter, or other provisions to the community in need.
Charities of Hope is a non-profit organization dedicated to giving back to the community, non-profits, and to causes and charities that help those who need it most. The purpose of the charity is to provide monetary donations to local and national organizations through the collection of clothing and shoes.

The tag sale will be on Saturday, September 18th and 19th from 8am – 2pm at new Charities of Hope headquarters 770 Wethersfield Ave, Hartford CT 06114. To learn more 860-424-0093.

Dear Charities of Hope -

Please accept our sincere thanks for your donation to the Newington Volunteer Ambulance Corps Memorial Fund in the amount of $500.00.

This donation has been duly recorded in memory of Nelson Deschamps. The family will be notified of your generosity.

Yours truly,

Carol Mitchel
Secretary

We would like to thank you for your generous donation of silverware, bowls, cups, Beanie Babies, stuffed animals, toys, books, boots, coat, hats, baby quilts, blankets, booties, jackets, fleece, cologne, toiletries, pants, and onesies. Donations such as yours help us to provide the customers of the shelter with necessities of life that most of us take for granted.

We would like to acknowledge that without your generosity and consideration, the customers of SHELTER N.O.W. would not only be without permanent housing, they would also be without hope. It is your kindness that empowers our customers and encourages our staff to continue this difficult mission.

Sincerely,

William Tuthill
Director of Justice and Residential Programs Shelter NOW

I thank you and Charities of Hope Inc. for the generous donation of $100 check to West Side Market to purchase food gift cards for needy residents. As you know, we distribute fresh food gift cards to needy residents who have an emergency need for food. Charities of Hope has very supportive history to our town food pantry.

Thank you again for your kindness and generosity in enabling us to serve our less fortunate residents.

Sincerely

Mark Williams
Human Services Director