Arts and Crafts Donations?

Donation Inquiry Dear Sir or Madam Long Story Short, I had a little girl born at 17 weeks and she did not make it.. she died in my arms. So, What I am doing now is decorating terracotta pots, plaques with my photos, using unfinished wood and baskets to donate to other hospitals, doctors and parents who go through the same thing. It is all donations; I do not keep any for myself. The photos are from my photographic website http://www.ericastjohn.com You can see some projects on the website I dedicated to her http://www.nicholenoelle.com/ or you can see ALL of the projects and who and where I donate them to at Erica's Arts and Crafts http://www.ericasartsandcrafts.com/ I also keep a scrapbook of all the projects and who they are donated too. If you know someone who needs a donation of these to cheer up such as a parent who lost a child or someone in a nursing home, I donate to those people and others as well. Unfortunately this whole thing has come out of my own funds and I am running low, but I want to keep the non-profit project alive. So, I wanted to ask you if you had any art supplies, terracotta pots, paints, unfinished wood, stains, brushes, printer ink, paper, or anything I could use to help create projects. Gift Cards from Hobby Lobby, Michaels, Walmart, Lowes, Borders, Amazon, Barns and Noble or Home Depot would greatly be accepted as well. I think it is a great project, but I am running out of supplies and would like to know if there is anything you could do to help donate. Thank you in advance and I appreciate you taking the time to read and consider this. 573 557 3428 home 913 221 5510 cell Erica St. John 12 F Street Holt's Summit, MO 65403 erica.stjohn@gmail.com Erica StJohn EIN: 20 8060008 paperwork is on my way for the 501C3
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Erica, I have ink cartridges from a couple of printers I no longer own. Chances are they will mot match your printer. Do you want them? I wish I could do more. I'm so sorry for your loss. I have been there and admire that you have turned your grief to something positive. Ali
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