Little things can make a BIG difference!
Your gifts go a long way in providing assistance to Rogers’ patients for hardship outside of direct treatment costs, such as accommodations (hotels/rent/supportive living), transportation (gas, airfare, bus/train), utility bills, groceries, clothing, and other daily necessities.
Help improve the lives of our patients on a personal level.
How to host an Angel Fund drive:
Please let us know when you plan to hold a gift drive and which Rogers’ location you’d like to support. Contact Linda Shieble in the Foundation office.
- Set out a drop box with our Wish List flyer.
Display the Wish List flyer next to a drop box (barrel, box, etc.) and invite your friends or colleagues to bring in items during a designated timeframe. Have the items delivered to the Rogers location of your choice. - Purchase items from our Amazon Wish List.
At check-out, choose to send items to yourself for an in-person drive or ship items directly to Rogers Foundation (Oconomowoc) or to the clinic location of your choice. - Collect cash gifts.
Outright donations help us fill in the gaps and support our patients with larger valued items that inhibit treatment, such as travel expenses and utilities. Collect cash or checks made out to Rogers Foundation, or encourage online donations designated to the Angel Fund.
Special considerations:
Donations of new, unused items or monetary gifts go a long way in providing for the basic necessities of life and easing financial burdens that may accompany the road to recovery. Our patients have special requirements, so please consider the following when selecting your gifts:
- Ages 10 years and up
- All items must be new
- No items containing Latex or sharp edges
- No items or gift cards with religious themes
Choose gifts among the following categories:
monetary gifts | gift cards ($10) | clothing and comfort | everyday supplies
Questions?
Contact Linda Schieble.
Who can host a drive:
Anyone can host a gift drive! Here are a few examples:
- Individuals
- Businesses and corporations
- Schools and school organizations (ex. National Honor Society, Student Council, etc.)
- Churches and youth groups
- Community service clubs (ex. Women’s Club)
- Retailers
- Fitness clubs
- Annual friend/family gatherings
- And many more!
