1. Household Items

• Bedding: Blankets, sheets, and comforters (no pillows or mattresses)

• Kitchen Supplies: Cookware, utensils, plates, cups, and small appliances.

• Cleaning Supplies: Brooms, mops, detergents, and other cleaning essentials.

• Furniture: Chairs, desks, and tables (if they have space and need).

• Decor: Lamps, shoe stands, hangers, small dressers

2. Clothing

• Seasonal Clothing: Jackets, sweaters, and winter gear for colder climates.

• Professional Attire: Clothes suitable for interviews and professional events.

• Casual Wear: Everyday clothing that is culturally appropriate and comfortable.

3. Food and Personal Care Items

• Non-Perishable Food: Pasta, rice, seasoning, flour, sugar, salt, lentils, oil, and snacks, and international aisle

• Personal Care Products: Toiletries like shampoo, soap, toothpaste, and feminine hygiene products.

• Cooking Ingredients: Spices, flour, sugar, salt, pepper, oil and other food items that may be hard to find locally.

4. Academic Supplies

• Stationery: Notebooks, pens, pencils, highlighters, and art supplies.

5. Financial Support

• Scholarships or Funds: Contributions to scholarship funds or emergency funds specifically for international students.

• Gift Cards: Cards for grocery stores, clothing stores, or local restaurants that they can use to buy necessities.

6. Transportation Assistance

• Bicycles: For students who need transportation for commuting. We have an Ambassador that fixes bikes also.