Gift Comfort and Joy to Patients in Southeastern Wisconsin

At Rogers Behavioral Health, patients are taking important steps toward healing and recovery. While the holidays can bring additional emotions and time away from loved ones, a thoughtful gift can offer comfort, encouragement, and a reminder that they are supported.

How to Participate

Purchase items from our Amazon Wishlist

Make an online donation

Set up a drop box with our Wish List flyer

Display the flyer next to a drop box (barrel, box, etc.) at your business or organization and invite colleagues and your community to bring in items during the month of November. Deliver items to the Rogers location of your choice by Friday, December 11.

Questions? Want to host a drive?

Contact Morgan Moore at Morgan.Moore@Rogersbh.org or 262-354-7326.

Gift Guide

Please consider the following and read the notes in each item category to ensure your gifts meet our guidelines:

1. Items must be appropriate for ages 8 years and up

2. All items must be new

3. No items/games with themes of violence

4. No items containing Latex or sharp edges

5. No items with religious (Christmas/Hanukkah) themes

6. Do not wrap gifts
7. No gift cards

Arts & Crafts: Adult and mandala coloring books, coloring books for children and adolescents; Colored pencils, gel pens, and washable markers (without metal clips; no pencil sharpeners); Diamond art, paint-by-number, and sticker art kits; Puzzle books, word searches, and other activity books; Craft kits (no sharp items, such as scissors; no staples; no strings/cords)

Prohibited items: No permanent markers; No items with themes of religion (Christmas/Hanukkah)

Comfort & Clothing: Fleece blankets and no-sew blanket-making kits; Stuffed animals appropriate for patients 8 years and older (without plastic eyes/nose and loose strings); Warm socks; Winter hats, gloves, and mittens (no scarves); Plastic reusable water bottles

Journaling & Mindfulness: Soft-cover journals and notebooks (without spiral bindings); Journaling supplies (colored pens and washable markers without metal clips); Mindfulness and gratitude journals; Therapeutic activity books

Games & Activities: Decks of playing cards, UNO and any other age-appropriate card games; Solo interactive games, such as Rubik’s Cubes and Bop It!; Puzzles (500+ pieces for older adolescents and adults; age-appropriate options for children 8 years and older); Connect 4 and other board games; Outdoor winter play items, such as sleds and snowman-building kits (without strings/cords)
Prohibited items: No games with themes of violence

Sensory & Fidget Items: Fidget toys and sensory items for children/adolescents and adults (Needohs, Squishy Dumplings, or similar items); Age-appropriate tactile and calming activities (without strings/cords; no sharp edges)

Drop off your gifts to a Rogers location of your choice by Friday, December 11.

Rogers Oconomowoc
Ladish Co. Foundation Center
34700 Valley Road
Oconomowoc, WI 53066

Rogers West Allis
11101 West Lincoln Avenue
West Allis, WI 53227

Rogers Brown Deer
4600 West Schroeder Drive
Brown Deer, WI 53223

Questions? Want to host a drive?

Contact Morgan Moore at Morgan.Moore@Rogersbh.org or 262-354-7326.

"What a great surprise. Thank you for going out of your way to help residents at Rogers to feel worthy and loved."

Former residential care patient