Donate

To be a part of our organization there are a variety of ways that you can help:

Provide Funding

Provide items on our Wish List

Give to the Thrift Store

Donate Your Vehicle

 

 

 

Send your donation to

WIND Youth Services

P.O. Box 13856

Sacramento, CA 95853

 

You can reach us at (916) 561-2424

 

To give your support through payroll deduction

United Way - California Capital Region

(916) 368-3000

United Way Number #3148

 

WIND Youth Services gives out over 800 articles of clothing to homeless youth through our Outreach efforts and Day Center annually.

We are always in need of books, gift cards, office supplies, printing services, personal hygiene products (shampoo, combs, toothpaste, etc.), socks, linens, pajamas, (s-m-l-xl) slippers, etc.

For a complete list of the items we need for the youth we serve take a look at our Wish List

 

WIND Youth Services, in conjunction with “The Thrift Store” located in Sacramento, is working hard to give hope to the homeless and high-risk teens of Sacramento by picking up your donations of used and new items.

 

To schedule a pick up of your donation

Call (916) 761-9614

 

Drop-off donations are also accepted

the Thrift Store location listed below

The Thrift Store                              

Citrus Heights                                

6150 Auburn Blvd                           

 Citrus Heights, CA                           

 [Map]                                           

 

Thrift Store Donation Hotline
(916) 761-9614

If you have a vehicle you would like to donate give us a call, we will make arrangements to have it picked up. 

Call us at (916) 561-2424

 

Tax Information

 

All donations are a valuable asset to the programs we provide and the youth we serve. All Donations are Tax Deducible

WIND Youth Services is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations of items and cash can be claimed as charitable contributions with the IRS.

Tax ID# 55-0844444.

 

82% of all cash donations go directly to services for the youth, 12% covers administrative costs and 6% is spent on development of new programs and sites.