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Christmas Wishes: Non-profits make their lists

They’re the people who help the rest of us when we need it. They’re the ones we lean on in times of crisis, emergency, hardship and illness.

They’re the non-profit service agencies of Bell County - and these are their holiday wishes.

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Association for a Pet Adoption Center

P.O. Box 1358, Temple, TX 76503; Call Marianne Moon at 254-228-7130; myhappytail@yahoo.com

For dogs: Flea and tick prevention, shampoo, collars, leashes, beds, blankets, paper towels, cloth towels, chew toys, rawhide bones, treats

For cats: Plastic litter pans, kitty litter, treats, toys, beds

Pet sponsorship: $75 will pay for a complete medical exam, $40 will pay for shots; $30 will pay for heartworm testing, $150 will pay for heartworm treatment (But any amount will be appreciated and will help pay for emergency, injury and medicinal treatment.)

Miscellaneous: Animal control leather gloves, pick-up truck organizer containers, forklift or forklift engine, pig feed, horse feed, goat feed, hay

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Aware Central Texas

202 E. First St., Belton; Call Susan Ellen Jackson at 254-939-7582; act.sejackson@gmail.com

Cab tokens

Diapers and baby food

Stuffed animals

Small items for holiday gift packages

Volunteers to be trained as family coaches and anti-victimization instructors

Donors

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Camp Fire USA Tejas Council

2807M W. Adams Ave., Temple; Call Karen Allman at 773-6614; campfire2tejas@hot.rr.com

A good, working gas chainsaw

Storage shelves

Twin beds with mattresses

Hammers

3-5 person tents

Wheelbarrow

Ax

Playground equipment

Combination VCR/DVD player

8½ by 11 inch copy paper, any color

Washable tempera or acrylic paint in plastic bottles

Office supplies: Scissors, paper clips, 3-hole puncher, legal sized envelopes, note pads and packaging tape

Large, sturdy storage building with concrete foundation

Small tractor for shredding large field

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Central Texas Children’s Center

2000 Marlandwood, Temple; Call Patti Hilliard at 254-778-6785; patti_hilliard@hot.rr.com

2-Turtle buses (each one seats 6)

Toddler Little Tykes playground

1 baby bed

Toys for ages 0 to 13 yrs.

Washer & Dryer

Rug Shampooer

Lawn Mower

Wall Mount Television

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Central Texas Youth Services

204 N. East St., Belton; Call Steven Wick at 254-939-3466; ctysbdd@swbell.net

Hygiene products: Shampoo, soap, deodorant, lotions, toilet paper, tooth brushes, paper towels, tissues, etc.

Towels and wash cloths

Suitcases

T-shirts and socks for children, ages 3-17

Functioning TVs, any size

Framed pictures, posters, mirrors and wall decorations for young adults 18-21

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Children’s Advocacy Center of Central Texas

402 N. Main, Belton; Call Michelle Farrell at 254-939-2946; caccted@hot.rr.com

Pay off building mortgage, $180,000

Gas cards for CASA staff and volunteers

Hygiene products for teenagers

Coloring books and crayons

Toys for children ages 7-14

Video game system and games

Board games

Wal-Mart gift cards to be used for children’s birthdays

Christian Farms Tree House

3804 Riverside Trail, Temple; Call Beverly Miller at 254-933-9400; bmiller@cfth.org

Park benches

Craft supplies

New pillows

Blankets

Board games

Journals

Pens

3-inch binder notebooks

Towels and washcloths

Rubbermaid storage bowls

Food processor

12 oz. glasses, plastic and dishwasher safe

Basketballs

Volleyballs

Baby Wipes

Diapers

Latex gloves

Wooden puzzles

Children’s smocks

Sippy cups

Plastic Children’s spoons

Water Colors

Construction Paper

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Churches Touching Lives for Christ

702 W. Ave. G, Temple; Call Cynthia Russell at 778-6885; ctlcministries@sbcglobal.net or crusselltemtex@sbcglobal.net

New annex for building

New, reliable phone system

Cash donations to cover food and utility expenses

Volunteers

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Families In Crisis, Inc.

P.O. Box 25 Killeen, TX 76540; Call Suzanne Armour at 254-634-1184; ficinccr@earthlink.net

For infants/toddlers: Developmental toys, Playdough, paints, stuffed animals, blankets, new clothing

For children: Coloring books, dolls, craft kits, craft supplies, sports equipment, new clothing

For teens: CD players/radios, art supplies, watches, jewelry, cosmetics, journals, new clothes

All ages: Pajamas, board games, hand-held games, DVDs, hats, gloves, coats, new clothing for adults, slippers, robes, purses, wallets, alarm clocks, gift certificates, gift cards

Wrapping supplies: Tape, paper, bows, gift tags

Food: Canned, unopened non-perishable Items

Office needs funds

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Family Promise

1018 E. Ave. A, Temple; Call Susan River at 773-9980; ED@familypromisebellcounty.com

Full and twin size mattresses and boxsprings

Dressers

Dining room sets

TV cabinet

Computer cabinet

Computer

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Fort Hood Area Habitat for Humanity, Inc.

2601 Atkinson Ave., Killeen; Call Eugene Bauer at 254-680-4007; habitat@clearwire.net or habitatfthd@seacove.net

Tape measures, to at least 25 feet

Carpenter’s pencils

Speed squares

Staple Guns

Hammers

Leather gloves and disposable rubber gloves

Floor/Tile scrapers

Face masks

Paint brushes and rollers

Carpenter’s aprons

Drywall T Square

Paper plates

Disposable cold drink cups

Trash Bags

Paper towels and household cleaning agents

Tie-down ratchet straps

Bunji Cords

Hooks for Cork Board

Eye wash station

1¼ inch roofing nails

3 inch framing nails

No. 15 Felt Paper

Tool Boxes

Vinyl Composite Tile (VCT) 1, measuring at 100 square feet

Industrial fan

Pallet jacks

Socket set

Open end wrench set

Sawsall

Hardiboard sheers

Pick-up truck, new or used)

16 foot trailer, new or used)

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Helping Hands Food Pantry

1009 W. Ave. D, Belton; Call Mike Bergman 254-939-7355 or 254-541-4015; mikebergmanhelpinghands@gmail.com

Financial donations for new facility in Miller Heights area at FM 436 and Loop 121

Shampoo

Laundry detergent

Dishwashing liquid

Toilet paper

Non-perishable food items

Ramen noodles

T-shirts for staff and volunteers

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HELP Center

11 N. Second St., Temple; Call Judy Morales at 770-6842; judy.morales@co.bell.tx.us

Non-perishible food items

Diapers

Cash donations

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Hill Country Action Association, Inc., RSVP of Volunteers

15 N. Second St., Temple; Call Linda Paulsen at 254-773-0221; templersvp@yahoo.com

Bigger office space

Card printing service

Stamps for mailing immunization shot information

Copy paper

Hard drive to enter data into the system

Flat or plastic bags

Desk mat

Blue ink pens

Sink faucet

Desk chair

10x13 brown envelopes

Cleaning supplies: Brooms, mops, paper towels, scrub pads, gloves and cleaning agents

Items to use as door prizes

Office floors need to be rewaxed

Need volunteers to help visit new mothers at Temple hospitals

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JAIL Ministries

P.O. Box 634, Belton, TX 76513; Call Steve Cannon at 933-8506; jailmin@vvm.com

Powerpoint projector

Laptop computer

Funds earmarked for the purchase of new Bibles

Our Lady of the Angels Maternity Shelter

613 S. Ninth St., Temple; Call Amalia Flores at 742-2340; olams@hot.rr.com

Gift cards (HEB/WalMart)

Diapers-various sizes/wipes

Laundry liquid soap

Toiletries for women

Newborn 0-6 month outfits and up

Shampoo

Bottled water

Parenting books for new moms

Receiving blankets

Crib sheets

Twin bed sheet sets

Crib mattresses

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Ralph Wilson Youth Clubs of Temple

310 S. General Bruce Drive, Temple; Call Charlie Kimmey at 254-913-5483; ckimmey@hot.rr.com

Board games: Monopoly, Life, checkers, chess, Connect Four, etc.

Playing cards

Puzzles

Bouncy balls for four square

Nerf balls for dodge ball

Plastic bats and balls for baseball

Footballs, both Nerf and regular

Basketballs

Jump ropes

Soccer balls

Frisbees

Matchbox cars

Little army men

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Ronald McDonald House

2415 S. 47th St., Temple; Call Susan Bolton at 770-0910; susan@rmh-temple.com

Computers and printers for guests to use

Gift cards for HEB, Target, gasoline and Wal-Mart

Prepared meals

Plastic forks and spoons

Individual snack items

Individual frozen meals

Fresh fruits and vegetables

Wii family friendly games

Wii battery kit and Wii charging station

Cordless keyboard and mouse

DVD Players

Family friendly DVD movies

Crib and Play yard sheets

Queen sized sheets, blankets and comforters

Charger and rechargeable batteries, sizes AA, AAA, C and D

Laundry detergent and household cleaning agents

Brooms

Wet vaccuum

Toilet cleaner and toilet brushes

Rubber or latex gloves

Dishwasher soap

Swifter mops and dusters

55 gallon trash bags

Kodak high gloss photo paper

Postage stamps

Laminator film

Letter-size copy paper

Storage containers for leftover foods

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Salvation Army

2604 W. Ave. M, Temple; Call Capt. Martha Burchett at 774-9996; Martha_Burchett@uss. salvationarmy.org

New office computer

Cases of copy paper

Non-perishable food items

Church sound system

Flat Screen TV for church programs

6 ergonomic chairs with lumbar support

Commercial grade freezers for food pantry

Additional pantry shelving

20 folding children’s chairs

4 folding children’s tables

Lifeway gift certificates to purchase new children’s educational resources

50 new hardback NIV or NLT Pew Bibles

20 new NIV or NLT children’s Bibles

Band items: E Flat Bass, coronets, new quality drum Set, E Flat Alto Horn, B Flat Baritone, B Flat Euphonium and youth rhythm instruments

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St. Vincent de Paul of Greater Temple, Inc.

106 W. Ave. D, Temple; Call Deacon Bob Snigger at 773-7591; bjsni@hotmail.com

Cash donations to assist clients and purchase food from Capital Area Food Bank

Non-perishable food items

Clothes, household items, furniture and appliances to sell in shop

Supplies: Typing paper, plastic grocery bags, large brown paper grocery bags, paper towels, toilet paper, tissues, etc.

Temple Community Free Clinic

1905 Curtis B. Elliott Drive, Temple; Call Connie Minnick at 771-3374; tcfcconnie@sbcglobal.net

Furniture for waiting room

Office supplies

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Temple Literacy Council

Second floor of Temple Public Library at 100 W. Adams Ave., Temple; Call Don Stiles at 774-7323 or 541-0684; templeliteracy@juno.com

$250 to purchase supplemental readers and phonics books for low-level adult readers.

50 to 60 spiral notebooks

Pens, pencils, erasers and bookmarks

4 or 5 serviceable dictionaries

Office chairs

A locking four-drawer file cabinet

Discounted printing services

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