Give What's Needed Most

Wish List

The Fisher House relies on the generosity of our community to keep the house stocked with everyday essentials. Donating items from this list is one of the most direct ways to make a difference for the military families staying with us.

Dropping off items? Please call the VA Fisher House Staff at (314) 894-6145 before bringing donations to confirm current needs and arrange a convenient drop-off time.

Kitchen & Pantry

  • Coffee (ground or whole bean)
  • Tea bags (assorted)
  • Hot chocolate mix
  • Creamer (individual packets)
  • Sugar & sweetener packets
  • Cooking oil (vegetable or olive)
  • Canned soups & stews
  • Pasta & pasta sauce
  • Rice & dried beans
  • Breakfast cereals & oatmeal
  • Peanut butter & jelly
  • Crackers & snack bars
  • Paper plates, bowls & cups
  • Plastic utensils
  • Aluminum foil & plastic wrap
  • Dish soap & sponges
  • Trash bags (kitchen size)

Toiletries & Personal Care

  • Shampoo & conditioner
  • Body wash & bar soap
  • Toothbrushes & toothpaste
  • Deodorant (men's & women's)
  • Razors & shaving cream
  • Lotion & hand cream
  • Feminine hygiene products
  • Tissues (facial)
  • Toilet paper
  • Laundry detergent (HE pods)
  • Dryer sheets
  • Lip balm
  • Combs & brushes

Household & Comfort

  • New twin bed pillows
  • Throw blankets
  • Bath towels & washcloths
  • Alarm clocks
  • Night lights
  • Extension cords & power strips
  • Batteries (AA, AAA)
  • Stamps & stationery
  • Pens & notepads
  • Puzzles & board games
  • Playing cards
  • Books & magazines
  • Phone charging cables (USB-C, Lightning)

Special Touches

  • Gift cards (grocery, gas, restaurant)
  • Seasonal decorations
  • Fresh flowers or plants
  • Homemade baked goods (call ahead)
  • Holiday treat bags
  • Children's books & small toys
  • Coloring books & crayons
  • Movie night snack baskets
  • Inspirational cards & notes

Other Ways to Help

Can't donate items right now? A financial gift, your time as a volunteer, or attending one of our fundraising events makes just as big a difference.