Meal and Winter Shelter
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For the past 15 years, St. Julie’s has been part of a network of churches and civic groups comprising the Conejo Valley Meal and Shelter Program. We provide dinners and sack lunches all year long, and act as an overnight shelter during the winter months of December – March, serving the low-income and homeless of the Thousand Oaks/Newbury Park area.We are again asking your generous support during our annual stock-up drive for necessary supplies. Our “wish list” below summarizes many of our needs. Cash/check donations (made out to St. Julie’s Winter Shelter) are also gratefully accepted.Please bring ONLY those things listed below. Unfortunately, we have no room to store any other items you may drop off. For more information, please contact Monica Milano, nolanmilano@gmail.com . We sincerely appreciate your generosity and ongoing support. May God richly bless you!
Shelter Wish List:
- New socks, t-shirts, and underwear (men/women/children)
- Travel-size toiletries (toothbrushes, toothpaste, shaving cream, razors, shampoo/conditioners, soap) NO make-up, please
- Regular-sized deodorants
- Tampons or sanitary pads
- New or used clean jackets (men/women/children)
- New or used clean sweat pants and/or sweat shirts
- Hot and cold cups (9 or 10 oz. size)
- Paper bowls (for salad or dessert) & heavy duty utensils
- Large HEAVY DUTY paper/cardboard dinner plates (Smart & Final)\Large box of single-serving hot chocolate or hot cider packets
- Individual boxes of cereal, instant oatmeal packets
- Aluminum foil, sandwich bags, and Large paper lunch sacks
- Ziploc bags (gallon or quart size)
- Large cans of regular brewing coffee or jars of instant decaf
- Cloth hand towels or washcloths (NO full size towels, please)
- Hand sanitizers
- Cash Donations for other needs.
Donations may also be dropped off any Saturday from 5-7:30 PM in the Parish Hall or during parish office hours any weekday.
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