In-Kind Giving

All in-person donation drop-offs must be scheduled in advance. Drop-offs are accepted weekdays between 9:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. To schedule a drop-off, email us at info@helpfbms.org or call 508-427-6448.

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Most Needed Items Alert:

We're currently seeking new shirts and short, travel-sized sunscreen and mosquito repellent to support guests in our shelters and Housing Resource Centers during this summer's extreme heat.

Donate at 430 Belmont Street in Brockton or shop our Amazon Wishlist.

Writing a check is only one way you can help the people we serve. Father Bill’s & MainSpring also accepts donations of goods and services, which in turn, reduce our costs.

Please call the Development office at 508-427-6448 to arrange a drop off at our Distribution Center location at 430 Belmont St, Brockton, Monday through Friday, 9:30 am-4:00 pm.

(Whenever possible, we like to arrange for a photo opportunity with the donor so we may share with others via our publications and social media.)

Plymouth area supporters: To support our participants in the Plymouth area please deliver items to 32 Court St, Unit B, Plymouth, MA on weekdays between 9:30 am-4 pm or visit our Plymouth Amazon Wish List for direct deliveries to our office.

To ensure proper hygiene, we only accept new items.

Urgent Items

Summer Essentials
Sunscreen | Mosquito Repellant (Travel-Sized only)

TOILETRIES & BATH ITEMS
Individual Size Shaving Cream | Individual Soap |Deodorant | Toothbrushes | Toothpaste

BRAND NEW CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES
Undergarments | Socks | Flip-Flops and Shower Shoes | Brand New Hooded Sweatshirts & Sweatpants & T-shirts | Adult Backpacks/Drawstring Bags | Brand New Sweatpants, Gym Shorts | Brand New Men’s and Women’s Short Sleeve Tees

LINENS
Brand New Bedding Sets-Full Size | Towels |Sheet Sets & Blankets (Adult Queen, Full and Twin XL)

KITCHEN & HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES
Dishes | Pots and Pans | Flatware | Cooking Utensils | Dish Soap | Disinfecting Wipes | Shower Curtains & Liners | Cleaning Supplies | Paper Towels & Toilet Tissue

BABY PRODUCTS
Diapers | Wipes | Pull-Ups | Brand new onesies

GIFT CARDS
Walmart | Target | Grocery | Gas | Commuter Rail/Charlie Cards and Bus Passes
Gift cards in the amount of $10-$25 are greatly appreciated!

Unfortunately, we are not able to accept all items. Please see the list below of local partners that will accept donations of books, clothing, food, furniture, and medical equipment.

Additional Ways to Support:

SHIP DIRECTLY TO FBMS FROM AMAZON
Visit our Amazon wish list page to order items needed for our shelter guests and housing participants.

SUPPORT FOR PARTICIPANTS IN PLYMOUTH
We are excited to announce that we have a Plymouth Amazon wish list for the items needed for our participants in the area. These items will be shipped directly to our office in Plymouth.

RUN A DRIVE
Running a drive for essential items is great way to involve friends, family, co-workers, or group members in supporting our mission. Members of our Development Team are available to advise you on how to most effectively run a drive. We can recommend items currently needed and, in some instances, can help develop materials or promote your drive on social media. At the culmination of your drive, we can also arrange for a staff person to come speak with your group.

If you are interested in running a drive to benefit FBMS, please review our Guidelines for Hosting a Third Party Fundraiser and complete our Third Party Fundraiser Form.

PROVIDE A WELCOME HOME BASKET
Welcome Home Baskets are made up of essential household items that we provide for participants moving into permanent supportive housing (PSH). It's a meaningful way to help someone settle in and start making their apartment feel like home. If you're interested in providing a Welcome Home Basket to our next PSH resident, shop our Amazon list today.

“Father Bill’s & MainSpring’s tireless and innovative efforts to end homelessness across the region serves as a model for many other organizations.”

Jennifer White, an FBMS Board Member and Vice President at HarborOne Bank, which organizes several in-kind drives for FBMS throughout the year. Jennifer is pictured with FBMS President & CEO John Yazwinski.

John and Jennifer