Comer Children’s Donation Wish Lists and Guidelines

Comer Cheer is Here

We invite you to support the Child Life and Family Education program by donating items or by making a financial contribution to support the programs, services and supplies that brighten children’s stays. To bring holiday cheer to every patient at Comer Children’s, and sustain this spirit into the New Year, we will need compassion and generosity from all of our supporters and community members. Each gift will make a difference in the life of a child while undergoing medical care this year.

Stay Informed: Letter of Intention and More Information

Ways to Give: Wish List and Donation Guidelines Summary

Hospital Donation Wish Lists

Comer Child Life Amazon Wish Lists

Community Partnerships

Top Wish Items

Wish List for Infants & Toddlers

This is an area of high need, as more than 50 percent of our patients are under age 3.

All plastic toys (birth to 36 months)
Chunky toddler cars
Fisher-Price Rainforest Peek-a-Boo Soother, Waterfall
Graco Sweet Slumber Sound Machines
Musical and light up toys
My First Crayola MessFree 2-in-1-Doodle Board (ages 2 and up)
One-piece toys such as Infantino activity triangles, Fisher-Price pop-up toys
Stacking cups
Teethers and rattles

Wish List for Pre-School & School Age

Wish List for Adolescents

Technology

Toy Donation Guidelines

In order to adhere to Hospital Policy and Best Practice, all toy donations must follow these strict guidelines:

Brand new (original tags/packaging still on all items)
Non-violent (no toys with weapons, such as guns or knives)
Durable, non-toxic and plastic
Non-denominational
Not gift wrapped

Due to safety and infection control guidelines, we are unable to accept:

Homemade items
Foam toys/puzzles
Candles
Food
Anything breakable (i.e., ceramic, glass)
Sharp items (nail clippers, metal nail files)
Anything with Latex
Small Rubber Balls
Magnetic Toys