Wish List Donations
Thank you for supporting survivors and families served by Monarch Services. Your in-kind donations help create welcoming, healing spaces in our offices and shelter while meeting everyday needs with dignity and care.
Please review our current wish list below and contact our offices during business hours before dropping off donations.
Donation Drop-Off Hours
Watsonville Office
Tuesdays and Wednesdays
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
(831) 722-4532
Santa Cruz Office
Mondays
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
(831) 425-4030
For an alternative drop-off time, please call either office during business hours.
Please do not leave donations outside of business hours.
Items We Regularly Accept
- New or like-new shoes for men, women, and children of all sizes
- New undergarments
- New blankets and towels
- New makeup and toiletries
- Gently used jewelry
- New toys
- Furniture and household items
Items We Do Not Accept
- Used stuffed animals
- Used toys
- Car seats
Watsonville and Santa Cruz Office Wish List
- Website design support
- Wireless microphone
- Smart TVs for waiting areas (2)
- Background sound machines (8)
- Folding chairs (10)
- Outdoor patio furnishings
- Office chairs for conference room (8)
Shelter Wish List
- Dryer
- Yoga mats
- Gardening tools
- Gently used kitchen utensils
- Outdoor play structure, soccer goals, and other play equipment
- Mats or bands for yoga
- New Pillows
- Outdoor patio set
- New Bedding for twin and full beds, including sheets and comforters
- New Towels and wash cloths
- Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, toothpaste, and deodorant
- New Kitchen items for clients moving into housing (pots, pans, etc.)
- Shower curtains and New bath mats
- New Bed covers
- New Mattresses (1 full-size and 2 twin-size)
- Vacuum cleaner
- Gently used Toaster oven
- New Warm blankets
- New Comforters (full and twin size)
- Extra space heaters and small fans
- Wagons
- Grocery carriers or baskets
- Outdoor games for children
- Art supplies for the children’s playroom
Thank you for your support and partnership in helping survivors and families feel safe, cared for, and supported.