Product donations are being accepted at ISOH/Impact's warehouse located at 905 Farnsworth Rd. in Waterville at all times.
Other drop-off locations include:
- Tireman store locations:
- In Toledo: Monroe St., S. Reynolds Rd., King Rd., and Central Ave.
- In Sylvania: Monroe St.
- In Holland: Orchard Centre Dr.
- In Maumee: Illinois Ave.
- Also, Perrysburg and Northwood locations.
- Family Video at 8167 Lewis Ave. in Temperance from 10 a.m. to midnight.
- Second Glance at 5942 Secor in Toledo through Jan. 24.
Other ways to donate:
- Finish Line shoes will accept gently used shoes for the relief effort at its area stores at Franklin Park shopping town in Toledo and Frenchtown Mall in Monroe. The retailer will also offer a $5 discount on a new pair of footwear with the donation of a gently worn pair, subject to certain terms and conditions.
The public can drop off items at Notre Dame Academy, 3535 W. Sylvania, on the following schedule: Weeks of February 22 and March 1, medical supplies such as Tylenol, Neosporin, Children's Tylenol, etc.; weeks of March 8 and 15, rice, beans, canned goods, and manual can openers; weeks of March 22 and 29, personal hygiene items such as toothpaste, toothbrushes, combs, etc.
Here's a list of organizations accepting donations:
Citizens in Action-- collecting at Northtowne Mall on N. Clinton St. in Defiance through Jan. 31
The Diocese of Toledo is coordinating relief efforts with Catholic Relief Services. Visit toledodiocese.org to find out how to contribute.
Dayspring Church on N. Main St. in Bowling Green has a donation pod set up.
Mission Possible of Findlay is accepting monetary donations to assist earthquake victims. Checks may be sent to: Mission Possible, 124 W. Front St., Findlay, OH 43859. More information is available at www.ourmissionispossible.org.
Operation Compassion is accepting donations online at operationcompassion.org.
United Way is accepting monetary contributions. Go to www.liveunited.org to donate or you may text "Haiti" to 864833 on your cell phone to make a donation.
You can donate through the ClintonBushHaitiFund.org
InterAction, a coalition of U.S.-based international non-governmental organizations, has a list of agencies responding and how to donate to them. Find it here: http://www.interaction.org/crisis-list/earthquake-haiti
To donate $10 to the American Red Cross, text Haiti to 90999. The amount will be added to your next phone bill. The organization is also accepting donations through its International Response Fund, www.redcross.org or by calling 1-800-REDCROSS.
To donate $5 to Wyclef Jean's Haitian Yele charity, text 501501. The money will be added to your next phone bill.
To find out how to help the International Rescue Committee, visit www.theIRC.org or call toll free, 1-877-REFUGEE.
To donate through Oxfam's emergency appeal, visit www.oxfam.org.uk
To donate to Doctors Without Borders which is treating earthquake victims, go to www.doctorswithoutborders.org.
UNICEF is helping provide relief to children who are earthquake victims. You can make a tax-deductible donation at www.unicefusa.org or by calling 1-800-367-5437.
To donate to Partners in Health, which provides health care in Haiti, visit www.pih.org. The group is looking for medical professionals who want to volunteer to help.
