Your Donation Makes a Difference
SHELTERDAY a 501C3 nonprofit organization; pursuing the preservation and the development of decent affordable housing, to address the needs of limited income individuals, military veterans, the elderly and their families. To strengthen the community through volunteerism. Including but not limited to sponsoring and supporting our FOOD SHELTER WATER programs and our TOGETHER WE MARCH "Commitment to Community Calendar". To sponsor and support our animal shelters and food banks with day-to-day necessities and to lend support for programs that offer free and low-cost adoptions, spaying, neutering and vaccinations. To support nonprofits dedicated to the conservation and restoration of our wetlands, our forests, the oceans, and all the wildlife, that inhabits these spaces. To create and sponsor volunteer partnerships that rehabilitate homes for the poor, the elderly and the disabled. Programs that keep disadvantaged neighborhoods warm, safe and independent. To implement initiatives that lend support to individuals, families, and nonprofit organizations who are in need of assistance due to the effects of natural disasters, family or individual emergencies. To include home repair, transportation, food, clothes, day to day necessities and animal rescue. To provide detailed current information as to where to find food handouts. Current information as to where to find shelters that offer overnight stays, and current information on all emergency social service's needs, to include mental health.
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YES TO LIFE
- 1 in 2 U.S households with young children struggle to afford diapers and wipes necessary to keep their children clean, dry and healthy.
- 1 in 3 people are facing hunger in America over 34 million people including 9 million children live in food insecure households in the United States.
- U.S food banks and soup kitchens spend $2 to 3 dollars to serve a single meal.
- There are over 600,00 homeless individuals living on American streets, 100,000 are children and more than 30,000 are Veterans.
- Around 7 million dogs & cats enter shelters yearly, over 1/3 are euthanized.
- An average cat can be fed for 50 cents per day.
- An average small to medium dog can be fed for 75 cents per day.
- An average large dog can be fed for $1.50 per day.
- SUPPORT OUR FOOD BANKS & SHELTERS
- $1 Provides a meal for a food deprived or homeless individual. $3 for a day of food. $90 for a month of meals.
- $25 For a sleeping bag for a homeless individual $5 for a blanket. 30 Cents for socks. $1 for gloves. Long sleeve t-shirt $7. Hoodie $10. Pants $7. Tent $30. Backpack/Duffle bag$10.
- Hygiene kit for women & men. Each kit contains toilet paper, toothbrush toothpaste, face towel, bar soap, deodorant, comb, lip balm, nail clippers, feminine monthly products (for women). $8-$13
- $90 provides one month of diapers & wipes for babies.
- $33 provides meals for a month for elderly individual.
- $15 provides one month of meals for a cat (dry food)
- $15 provides one month of meals for a (med) dog (dry food)
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If you prefer to donate by mail, please send payment to: SHELTERDAY
P.O. BOX 180987
Dallas, Texas 75218
SHELTERDAY is registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Contributions to SHELTERDAY are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
Federal identification number: 463311798.
If you prefer to donate by mail, please send payment to: SHELTERDAY
P.O. BOX 180987
Dallas, Texas 75218
SHELTERDAY is registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Contributions to SHELTERDAY are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
Federal identification number: 463311798.