Dear Good Samaritan Home Friends and Family,

We appreciate the support and generosity you show us each and every year. This page has been created to display our most needed items for both our residents and our home. If you have any questions about making a donation, please contact Sarah Vahlkamp, Director of Development and Public Relations, at svahlkamp@gshq.org. We are extremely grateful for your kindness which helps us continue to provide compassionate care to all of our residents.

Hygienic Items

Liquid Hand Soap

Liquid Body Wash

Tissues

Lotion

Perfume and Body Spray

Individually Packaged Combs and Picks

Clothing (New with tags ONLY please)

Men and Women's Undergarments

Men and Women's Socks

Men and Women's Pajamas: S-XXXL

Men's Shirts (Including Undershirts): S-XXXL

Women's Shirts: S-XXXL

Woman's Button-Up Sleep Dress: S-XXXL

Men, Women, or Unisex Sweatshirts: S-XXXL

Miscellaneous

Walker Bags

Throw Blankets

Large Print Puzzle Books

Books

Magazines

Seasonal (FOR THE HOME and/or residents)

Small Gifts for Gift Baskets, Including New Jewelry

Furniture Sale Items

These items are only accepted for our annual furniture sale and will be sold in an auction to raise money for the Employee Assistance Fund. All items must be clean and cannot be broken. We also cannot accept electronics. Please contact Missy Loos, EAF President, before dropping off or donating any of the following items. 

Sofas

Loveseats

Recliners/Chairs

Dressers

Chests

Vanities

Armoires

Headboards (NO MATTRESSES PLEASE)

TV Stands

Coffee Tables

Dining Room Tables and Chairs

Night Stands

Desks

Bookcases

Wardrobes

Patio Furniture

Fund a Project

AccuVein - Vein Visualization System

Good Samaritan Home is seeking funds to purchase AccuVein Vein Visualization Systems for the nursing department. AccuVein introduces the latest in vein visualization by providing handheld vein illumination technology. "The AccuVein AV300 helps healthcare professionals locate veins for blood draw, IV infusion and blood donation by projecting a pattern of light on patient’s skin that reveals the position of underlying veins.  This 10-ounce, hand-held device is available with a range of hands-free options so that it can quickly free the practitioner’s hands to perform the venipuncture." https://www.accuvein.com/uncategorized/patient-comfort-a-key-benefit-of-vein-visualization/

Total Funds Needed: $18,500

Crimping Tool - Press Tool

Good Samaritan Home is seeking funds to purchase a crimping tool for the maintenance department. A crimping tool will allow maintenance to more quickly join piping by eliminating traditional soldering and removing the need for a fire watch.

Total Funds Needed: $1,900