Friday, June 26, 2015

Grocery List for Teen Service Week 2015

Dear Friends of Teen Service Week,

As we excitedly prepare for our 30th summer of Teen Service Week, we do so with grateful hearts. None of what we've learned and accomplished or felt and shared would have been possible without the generosity and support of friends like you. This year is no exception. We humbly ask you to consider helping us and our very, very modest budget by donating any of the items listed below. (If you could let us know what you're bringing by July 8th, that would help us even more. Please email Bridget Magner at bee.garrity@gmail.com with heading: "DONATION" to let us know what you will be bringing.)

Thank you. Please keep us in your prayers during the week, and know that we'll be praying for you.

Peace,
Teen Service Week Team of 2015



apple sauce (large containers)
avocados
bagels
baking potatoes (at least 40)
bread (white, wheat)
brown sugar
butter
butterscotch chips
cake mix
cakes, cobblers, pies, etc.
cereal - variety of kinds, including some high fiber brands 
cheese, for crackers
cheese, sliced for sandwiches
chips (family size bags)
chocolate chips
chocolate frosting
cookies (large containers or homemade)
crackers
croutons
Dawn dishwashing liquid
dried fruit
eggs (6 dozen)
English muffins
freeze pops
fruit (fresh, all kinds including: blueberries, apples, peaches, raspberries, watermelon, bananas, strawberries)
garbanzo beans
garlic bread
graham crackers
granola
greens (all kinds for salad)
ground beef (8 lbs)
hamburger buns (at least 40)
honey
hot peppers
hummus
iced tea mix
icing for cookie decorating
jelly
ketchup
Kool-aid mix
lemonade mix
lettuce
m&ms (plain and peanut)
macaroni and cheese, 10 boxes
margarine
marshmallows
milk (2 gallons skim, 2 gallons 2%)
muffins
mushrooms
mustard
nuts (all kinds, any kind)
pancake mix
paper napkins
peanut butter
pickles
pita chips
pot scrubbers
pretzels
raisin bread
Rice Krispies cereal
salad dressings
salsa
sausage (breakfast links)
shredded cheddar cheese
shredded mozzarella cheese
sour cream
spinach
steel cut oats
sugar
sweet potatoes (at least 10)
syrup
tortilla chips
Twizzlers
vegetables (fresh, all kinds, tomatoes, carrots, celery, cucumbers, peppers)
vinegar
yogurt (large tubs)

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