the power of giving and service through their doing actual work.
We call it Tangible Philanthropy and Big Citizenship.
Quick Info
BECOME A VOLUNTEER
Donate
Looking to donate some new or gently used items to a child-in-need? Check out our most requested items, and items we do not accept, here:
Financially:
100% of monies raised fund the operating and programming expenses for our service-learning facility. With 98% of our donations coming from local, small businesses and families, any amount truly can make a difference. If you’d like to get involved and make a donation, you can do so here:
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Our Mission & Vision
We have implemented a new currency for philanthropy by building a more caring and connected community that is focused on child poverty, early literacy, service to others and giving. By working together and sharing our gifts, we have impact and we make a difference every day.
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Location
Philanthropy Factory
1 Titleist Drive
Acushnet, MA 02743
Volunteer and Donation Drop-Off Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday:
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Wednesday & Saturday:
9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Sunday: Closed
Thrift Store Hours: Saturdays,
9am-4pm
Phone & Email
contactus@giftstogive.org
What Volunteers Are Saying
Bridgewater State Students Define Renewable Energy!
Sixty BSU students from two groups: The Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority and The African Students Association came in at different times on Saturday and processed a week's worth of donations in one day! With over 30,000 SouthCoast children living in poverty, the need is...
Dylan Garity’s “Rigged Game”
The text of Dylan's poem - Visit Dylan's Face Book page: Every day when I was five, my older sister would play teacher. Her students were me, my stuffed rabbit and an American girl doll, She'd line us up at the end of the bed and teach us whatever she'd learned in...
Listening to Dylan
Dylan Garity, performing at the 2013 National Poetry Slam in Minneapolis (TEXT OF POEM)
Economic analyst Robert Reich and Bill Moyers
Bill Moyers talks with economic analyst Robert Reich about the new film "Inequality for All.' The film aims to be a game-changer in our national discussion of income inequality.
Tom Hanks – Yale Class of 2011
Tom Hanks Addresses the Yale Class of 2011 ↓
J.K. Rowling – Harvard Commencement
J.K. Rowling Speaks at Harvard Commencement ↓
Student Volunteers
Volunteer Service Hours
Children Provided with Free Gift Packages
Pounds of Clothes Repurposed
The GiftsToGive
Philanthropy Factory
1 Titleist Drive
Acushnet, MA 02743
508-717-8715
contactus@giftstogive.org