With the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, many local residents have been asking how to help.
Temple Beth Sholom will be accepting donations of badly needed items to be sent to the war zone at the Boyer Auditorium, 600 Nantasket Ave., through Friday, March 11, from 10 a.m. 3 p.m. If you are unable to donate on Friday, the Elks in Marshfield will be collecting items for this humanitarian effort at 1321 Ocean St. on Sunday, March 13 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The list of requested items is lengthy, but will eliminate any unnecessary donations.
Please contact Camellia Bloch, 617-966-8279, or Amy Albert-Schnipper, 781-424-3231, if you have any questions.
ITEMS NEEDED:
MEDICINES AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES
Ibuprofen
Acetaminophen
Antipyretics
Diarrhea medicines
Bandages
Nurofen
Blood bags
Droppers
Catheters
Elastic bandages
Alcohol wipes
Gauze
Gauze wipes
Novorapid
Protafan
Insulin sensors
Meloxicam
Ciprofloxacin
Novalis
Caver
Hemostatic bandage
Nasopharyngeal tube
Laryngeal tube
Conicotomy set
Decompression needle
Occlusal sticker
YUTA type
Ambu Perfit ACE cervical collar
SAM Pelvic Sling II Israeli Emergency Bandage 8″/12″
additional medical backpacks
additional ampoules
Blood transfusion kits
Tranexamic acid (in ampoules)
Painkillers
Disposable gloves
Insulin, Glucose
Wound patches
Chlorhexidine
Lidocaine/Ketanov
Dexamethasone
OTHER ITEMS
power banks
bandages
adhesive tape
flashlights
sleeping bags
blankets
A4 paper
candles
flashlights
empty bags (for sand)
thermal underwear (large size)
shoes 44+ size
large warm socks
warm clothes in large sizes
fleeces, knee pads, mittens, first aid kits, walkie-talkies, tactical trousers
mats
blankets
pillows
personal hygiene (toothbrushes, paste, toilet paper, sanitary napkins, etc.)
diapers
antiseptics
kettles
extension cords
baby formula
shaving gels and razors
shampoos
plastic tableware
garbage bags
towels
FOOD
canned food/non-perishable food
cereals
dry rations
sublimates
coffee
tea
energy drinks
sugar
chocolate bars
