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 DONATE

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Agape is completely volunteer-run, which means 100% of your donations go directly into the ministry.

List of ways to give financially

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Electronically with a credit card or by check

Mail checks to:

Agape Center Vinton

P.O. Box 1228
Vinton, VA 24179

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Employer matching

Speak to your employer to see if they have a matching program and your gift instantly doubles!

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Honor or memorial

Give in honor of someone's birthday, anniversary, or memory of a loved one. Agape will send a note informing the individual or family of your gift.

 

Legacy donations

Leave Agape a donation in your will. Your legal advisor can explain the many options available.

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Stock donations

See your investment broker to set up donations from your stock portfolio.

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Agape Center Vinton is a 501(c)(3) organization. No goods or services are provided in exchange for your in-kind donation or financial contribution. Tax receipts are provided upon request.

 

Our tax ID number is 2640119295.

WAYS TO GIVE FINANCIALLY

WHAT YOUR GIFT CAN ACCOMPLISH

Financial contributions help us fill in the gaps between community donations and the federally funded USDA program.  The examples listed below give an idea of the impact your donation will have.  Your donation will be applied where most needed unless specifically denoted.

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DONATE ITEMS

HOURS:

Tuesdays

10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Thursdays

10:00 am – 2:00 pm

2nd Saturday

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

**Please do not leave donations outside the building during closed hours.**

MOST NEEDED ITEMS:

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  • Tuna/Hamburger Helper

  • Pasta sides (boxed)

  • Condiments & Salad dressings

  • Baking mixes (boxed)

  • Chef Boyardee canned goods

  • Pancake syrup

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FOOD PANTRY

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CLOTHING

  • In-season clothing

         (March-Aug: Spring/Summer       

           Clothes;  Sept-Feb: Fall/Winter)

  • Plus size clothing

  • Socks & Underwear

  • Shoes

  • Jewelry

  • Hats

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HYGIENE ITEMS

  • Deodorant 

  • Toothpaste & Toothbrushes

  • Toilet Paper

  • Men's & Women's Body Wash

  • Men's & Women's Shampoo

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CLEANING 

  • Laundry Detergent (up to 64 oz)

  • Dish Soap

  • Bleach (up to 64 oz)

  • Multipurpose Cleaners

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HOUSEWARES

  • Crockpots

  • Large Pots With Lids

  • Large Skillets

  • Coffee Makers

  • Toasters / Toaster Ovens

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FURNITURE

  • Beds

  • Dressers 

  • Bookcases

  • Couches / Love Seats

  • Recliners / Easy Chairs

  • Dining Tables With Chairs

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BIRTHDAY
BASKETS

  • Wicker Baskets (Med / Large)

  • Small Personal Items

  • Small Gift-Type Items

  • Decorative hand-towels

  • Small Christian Books / Bibles Notepads, Gift Pens

  • Small Decor Items / Candles

  • Jewelry & Wallets Small Tools

Please be sure gently used donations are clean, complete, and in working order before donating. It is also very helpful, if possible, that you drop them off in containers that you won't need back. 

 

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