Our services are free to our clients. We depend on funding from individuals, foundations, government agencies and corporations to pay our staff and operating expenses.
Please help support our vital services.
Here's how
• Click here to Donate Online
• Mail a check today
• Suggest contributions be made to Insights Teen Parent Program for your life celebrations.
• Name Insights Teen Parent Program as a beneficiary in your will.
Insights Teen Parent Program is incorporated and is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Your contribution is 100% tax-deductible. We respect our donor's privacy. Your personal information will be used only by Insights.
For more information please contact Belle Bennett at 503.239.6996 x223, or bbennett@insightstpp.org.
INSIGHTS' WISH LIST
Please let us know if you have something on the list to donate or are able to purchase an item for Insights Teen Parent Program.
For the Children
• Gift cards (Target, Babies R Us, Fred Meyer, etc.)
• Cribs
• Strollers
• High chairs
• New car seats
• Diapers sizes 1,2,3,4 & 5
• Wipes
• Baby gates
• Safety proofing items (door locks, cabinet locks, outlet plugs, etc.)
• Infant toys and books
• Formula
• Baby clothes (good condition)
For the Parents
• Gift cards (Target, Costco, Fred Meyer, etc.)
• Bus passes
• Gas cards
• Maternity clothes (good condition)
• Zoo tickets
For the Office
• Public Relations person or Agency
• Graphic Design person or Agency
• Printing services for business cards, newsletters, etc.
• Arm chairs for counseling rooms
• Couch for counseling room
• Postal supplies
• Thank you cards with Insights logo/picture
• Photo developing and enlargement
• Photo paper
• Copier paper
• Gas cards for vans for groups
• Oil change/Van service
• Paint job for 16 passenger van
• Paint/Painting supplies (or volunteers time to assist with painting in office)
• New office supplies (ball point pens, paper clips, etc.)
• New 3 sectioned folders
“If I could get the worlds attention, I would like them to know just because you are or were a teen parent does not mean you don't take care of your child or does not mean you don't know what you are doing.” —Jennifer, age 20
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