Donations big and small...

Thank you so much for even considering donating to the HHS art classroom! Please consider making a monetary donation to our program. Monetary donations give me the ability to order higher quality art supplies for the students. Budgets are tight, so ANY donation will be greatly appreciated!

Thank you,

Mrs. Laura Runco

Donations of supplies or money can help the art room tremendously! Thank you in advance for your donations!

●      Pencils

●      Erasers

●      Tackle boxes

●      Poster board

●      Erasermate pens (black)

●      Sharpies

●      Markers

●      Colored pencils

●      Crayons

●      Wax

●      Sponges (new)

●      3 prong folders

●      3-ring binderspaint brushes

●      Smocks

●      Aprons

●      Plastic bags

●      Large towels

●      Small towels

●      Cotton balls

●      Q-tips

●      Shipping tubes

●      Plastic crates

●      Plastic bins (any size with or without lids)

●      Glue sticks

●      Liquid glue

●      Chalk pastels

●      Oil pastels

●      Paper towels

●      doilies (lace and napkin)

●      pizza boxes

●      wood scraps ( 2x4's and more!)

●      milk jug caps

●      pringles cans

●      cool shaped glass bottles (like old perfume bottles and funny shaped glass bottles- even cool shaped wine bottles are ok ;))

●      tissue paper (crumpled or flat)

●      phone books

●      construction paper

●      yarn

●      ribbon

●      fabric

●      scissors

●      rulers

●      protractors

●      Interesting plastic containers that could be recycled (((please rinse out))) (like downey plastic jugs.... we are going to upcycle them!)

●      yarn and fabric scraps

●      records with or without sleeves (yeah the vinyl ones!)

●      Wood scraps (large flat pieces or any ole scraps J)

●      old rags and tshirts to use for paint rags

●      18" X 18" plywood (for ceramics)

●      Canvas drop cloth

●      hot glue gun sticks (large and small)

●      saran wrap

●      wax paper

●      foil

●      old records (with or without covers)

●      blank cds

●      cotton balls

●      q-tips

●      white printer paper

●      magazines

●      newspaper

●      marbles

●      plastic cups

●      spray bottles

●      hand towels

●      styrofoam meat trays (washed in dishwasher please)

●      disposable palette paper

●      hand held sharpeners

●      stencils, stencils, stencils!!!!

●      still life items:

○    hats,

○     bottles,

○    flowers,

○    containers,

○    little statues,

○     lamps,

○    old junk that looks cool,

○    piggy banks,

○    cool vase,

○    plastic fruit or veggies