Over $321 Million in Donated Products Distributed in Los Angeles County.

Product Donation Process

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Product Donations Needed

For over 34 years Shelter Partnership has provided donated new goods to an established network of over 300 non-profit agencies and schools serving people experiencing homelessness and poverty in Los Angeles County. Shelter Partnership accepts donations of new products that might otherwise end up in landfills and distributes them at no cost to the agencies in our network. Repurposing items no longer useful to a company gives the product a second life while helping the community. Shelter Partnership is responding to the current crisis by providing agencies with essential supplies like emergency blankets, diapers, clothing, and socks to give to their clients.

If you are a company or organization interested in making a donation of new goods, please contact Jennifer Marquez, Senior Director of Product Donations, at jmarquez@shelterpartnership.org. Current immediate needs include liquid and bar soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, facial tissue, and toilet paper. Other needs include dressers, bedding items, baby wipes, diapers, underwear, and men’s and boys' clothing. Shelter Partnership cannot accept hand sanitizer or any used goods.

  • Product Donation Distribution

    • The S. Mark Taper Foundation Shelter Resource Bank is one of the largest basic need distribution projects in the Nation. The project distributes large-scale donations to thousands of people in need via our network of community partners throughout Los Angeles County. Since 1989, we have given over $321 million to people in need via our network of community partners and homeless service providers.

       

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  • Planning and Policy

    • LA County has one of the highest rates of homelessness in the nation, and effective policy, multi-agency collaboration, and a systems change approach is needed to reverse his trend. Shelter Partnership addresses homelessness by building the capacity of community-based agencies, developing resources for affordable housing, and providing housing policy expertise to state and local government.

       

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