GIFT CARDS & SHOPPING

Our number one need at Peace House is gift cards. Donating store gift cards or pre-paid Visa/Amex cards empowers survivors to make their own choices as they navigate their healing journey. These cards also support pharmacy purchases, cell phone minutes, and transportation to and from outside services and appointments.

    • Please consider purchasing a $25 or $50 Amex or Visa card. These go directly to our clients to purchase medicine, gas, or other vital needs.

    • Gift cards in $15, $25, $50, $75 increments from Smith’s, Walmart, and TJ Maxx are also incredibly helpful.

    • Donations can be purchased and shipped directly to Peace House. Click the link below to see our registry:

      Walmart Registry

    • You can also support Peace House when you shop at Smiths. Click the link below to learn how you can donate 0.5% of your total purchase to Peace House:

      Smiths Marketplace Donations

a stocked dry pantry shelf full of colorful cereal boxes

By donating goods to Peace House, you are empowering survivors in their healing journeys. From our food pantry, clothing area, and children's room, these valuable resources go directly to individuals and families receiving our services, including the shelter, clinical and case management programs, and outreach efforts.

Please contact 435-658-4739 if you have questions.

Donation of Goods

PHYSICAL GOODS & DONATIONS

We accept various goods and resources that directly support survivors. From pantry items to new clothing, these items make an incredible impact for our community.

Donations can be dropped off at Peace House Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. If you leave them at the door, please mark as a donation.

700 Round Valley Drive,
Park City, UT 84060

    • Shelf stable food items, soups with meat

    • Snacks, chips, cheese crackers, peanut butter crackers, beef jerky, fruit leathers, GoGurt, granola bars, fig newtons, protein bars, etc

    • Cereal for adults and kids

    • Coffee, ground or Keurig pods

    • Salad dressing and condiments

    • Athletic Shoes (all sizes new Women’s, Children’s, Men’s)

    • Detergent in small/regular sizes/ for High Efficiency washers

    • Fabric softener/dryer sheets

    • Garbage bags, 13 gallon and 30 gallon

    • Paper towels

    • Toilet paper

    • Shampoo and conditioner in regular sized bottles

    • Socks for women, children and men

    • Underwear for women, children and men

    • Women’s sports bras

    • Women’s black leggings or sport pants

    • Sweat pants and tops in unisex sizing

    • Children’s tops and pants size 6-16

    • Cleaning products including window cleaner, toilet cleaner, spray cleaners, disinfecting wipes, dishwasher pods, dish soap, sponges and more

  • Gift Cards

    • $10 - $20 Smith’s (food, gas or medicine)

    Pantry Items

    • Canned soups with meat

    • Crackers

    • Popcorn

    • Pretzels

    • Chips

    • Fruit cups

    Household Supplies

    • Stainless Steel Silverware - mainly forks needed

    • Liquid Dish Soap

    • Liquid Hand Soap

    • Tissues

    • Masks

    • 13-gallon 30-gallon, and 50-gallon Garbage Bags

    • Safe disposable phones and prepaid minutes on gift cards

    • Cell phone chargers (cords and blocks)

    Clothing

    • Socks - All sizes

    • Underwear - Women's size Small and Medium

    • Leggings - Women's size Small and Medium

    • Shoes - All sizes

    • Used clothing donations are not regularly accepted due to storage capacity and local community partnerships that enable us to meet the needs of our clients without storage and management. 

    • If you have used clothing items to donate, please donate to the Christian Center of Park City, Saint Lawrence Catholic Church and the Summit and Wasatch County Children’s Justice Centers. These community partners assist Peace House and our clients, and they are often in need. Thank you for your generosity.

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