While grants, fundraising and individual monetary donations go a long way to help SCAP achieve its mission, the agency also is in need of goods and services, which help men, women, and children who are living with life threatening illnesses.

Our wish list is comprised of items that improve the service we provide to our clients and help our staff do their jobs more effectively.

We understand that some donors are able to offer goods and services rather than volunteer time or contribute cash. We will gladly issue receipts for your tax purposes in exchange for an inventory list of items donated.

As a non-profit entity, we gratefully accept any and all donations,

SCAP (BIG) Wish List

Donated Real Estate. Any property that can be used or rehabilitated for housing.

Rent Free Office Space. We would greatly appreciate any donation of a multi-year rent free lease.

Cargo Van. Any relatively new cargo van will enable us to reach more individuals in out lying areas more efficiently.

New Computers. Many of our computers are over 5 years old and desperately need replacement. Any computer bought within the last two years would be a wonderful donation to our organization.

Plain Paper Fax Machine.

Power Point Projector

Large Copy Machine

Paper Shredder

Storage Facility

Cell Phones, with pre-paid usage plan

SCAP (Little) Wish List

Basic Food
Non-perishable single portion food items like: Cup of Soup®, tuna lunch kits, peanut butter crackers, oatmeal, bottled water, dog food/treats (many clients have pets), coffee, tea, hot chocolate, creamer, sugar, disposable hot drink cups, plastic forks, spoons, plates, individually wrapped hard candy, vitamins, etc.

Basic Sundry Items
Sample size soaps, shampoos, hospitality packs, disposable razors/shaving cream, disposable cleaning cloths, (handy-wipes, antibacterial towelettes) spray disinfectants (e.g. Lysol® etc.) powder laundry detergent, rubber gloves, paper towels, bus tokens, BART tickets, small hand held radios/cassette players

Basic Clothing Items
Men/Women's: Blue jeans, work boots, tennis shoes, hiking boots, warm coats, (shoes/coats should be durable in wet weather) socks, gloves, winter hats, sweaters, large comfortable clothes with elasticized waistbands, foul weather gear

Office Items
Copy paper, pens, misc. office supplies (tape, clips, staplers, etc.) computers, printer

Utilities
Electric bill, heating, light bulbs, flashlights, general resource center overhead costs

Medical Assistance
Band-Aids, aspirin, antacids, etc.

Professional Services

Volunteers Needed! If you or someone you know has the skill sets to volunteer in any of the categories shown below, please contact us for immediate consideration! If you're unable to donate your services pro bono, but could offer a significantly reduced rate or capped number of gratis hours, please indicate that you are open to volunteer with supplemental funding.

· Dentist: Willing to take emergency case’s when needed (most clients have some form of medical coverage).

· Psychiatrist: Willing to consult with staff or provide client evaluation (possibly prescribe meds if necessary).

· Counselor/Therapist: Willing to work with client’s one on one or in a group, preferably someone with substance abuse experience.

· CPA: Willing to do our 990 and audit.

· Business/volunteer: Willing to teach or mentor clients in basic business skills once the EBI Jobs Program is initiated.

· Advocate/volunteer: Willing to work one on one with clients to act as an advocate with government agencies on clients behalf, general friend/companion.