Wish Project

9 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from August 10, 2016
  

  Karen F. asked:

  Does anyone know someone or somewhere to donate dishes, glasses etc?

  

  Michelle L. replied:

  The Wish Project in Lowell: http://thewishproject.org/goods-we-accept/ Kitchenware: Dish sets (must have bowls and be microwavable), pots and pans, silverware, spatulas, baking pans, glasses and mugs.

  

  Michelle L. replied:

  The wish project is open in the morning tomorrow and Friday and in the morning on Saturday. The dishes will go to people in the area who need supplies to start a new house.

  

  Eileen C. replied:

  Wish Project

  

  Aamina M. replied:

  Lowell Wish project

  

  Judy B. replied:

  Definitely Wish project!!!

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• Referral from November 26, 2015
  

  Alex M. asked:

  Hi folks. Anyone know of any organizations or programs or someone you know personally that can put me in contact with a family or families that need a bit of help (gifts) this holiday season for their kids? Thanks!

  

  Kate C. replied:

  The Wish Project in Lowell thewishproject.org. Contact june@thewishproject.org

  

  Heather H. replied:

  The wish project in Lowell is wonderful to work with.

  

  Dan A. replied:

  Second Chelmsford Food Pantry, Wish Project, and Chelmsford Elks...

  

  Pamela D. replied:

  I <3 The Wish Project! We adopted a family this year and had a detailed email with information and very easy guidelines for each family member within minutes. (You can choose large or small family depending on your budget.) My kids are in charge of choosing things for the kids based on their likes and dislikes, and I love that we get a whole family. (Before we'd done it through the Y, and you get one kid at a time and not necessarily from the same family, and this way you can be sure things will be even within that group on Christmas.) The Wish Project is able to provide the recently homeless and other clients (homebound elderly, for example) with four dollars worth of goods per ONE dollar donation they receive, and they do this primarily through recycling and reusing goods. It's great for the environment, too.

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