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Make a Donation Online or by Mail

IHN is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization and your gift is fully tax deductible.  We welcome online donations by clicking below.

You are also welcome to make a donation by check and mailing it to our address listed at the bottom of this page.  Your generosity is appreciated by the clients we serve and the staff, trustees and volunteers who have made IHN their mission.

Many corporations offer matching gift programs for their employees and their families. Most programs match dollar for dollar, but there are some companies that match 2:1 and even 3:1. This is a great opportunity to boost the many programs IHN offers its families.
Welcome Baskets

If you would like to get your youth group, church group or just a group of caring individuals to put together some Welcome Baskets given to our families when they move into housing, here are a few suggestions:

Laundry Baskets, detergent for dishes and clothes; fabric softener; bleach; dishtowels; mop, broom; bucket; dustpan; glass cleaner; furniture polish; floor cleaner; toilet cleaner; alarm clock, bath soap; tool kit; Toilet paper; paper towels; shower curtain and hooks.
Wish List

Glue Sticks
Computer paper
HP Black #92 and HP Color #93 ink cartridges
HP #60 print cartridges in black and color
Umbrellas
Pocket calendars
Baby wipes, and pull ups, all sizes
Tool kits
Gift certificates to Wal-Mart, K Mart, Target
Carta bus tickets to get to appointments
Alarm clocks
Paper towels, Kleenex, toilet paper
Lysol spray, Windex, detergent, fabric softener,
tub and tile cleaner, antibacterial hand soap, pledge
Personal care items
Building blocks and Legos
Educational toys

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Rachel and her Children

Book Review

To write this "jolting firsthand report," Kozol spent months among the homeless, whose depressing stories, interwoven with his commentaries, tell of infant deaths, malnutrition, hunger, loss of dignity and desperation. "This powerful volume," PW maintained, " forces one to ask: 'What are our national priorities?' "

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