The Attic is now accepting food items between 2-5, Monday-Saturday. Donors should bring the items during these hours so that a volunteer may store them to keep for seminary families in need. Limited refrigerator and freezer space is now available on site so please consider donating luncheon meats, dairy items as well as frozen entrees. Please note that these items must not be left in the collection bins but must be given to a volunteer. Canned food is also accepted and may be left in the donation bins. Families in need who would benefit from these donations must contact The Attic at theattic@sbts.edu and arrange an appointment for picking up food items.

In May and June, we are specifically in need of gently used toys and furniture.

There is a huge demand for window A/C units too.

Quick facts about The Attic:

• It is a collection of clothing, shoes, household goods, electronics and furniture
• We welcome students to take up to four items per family member per day
• Donated furniture may be reserved for a maximum of seven days while the student arranges  transportation
• It is conveniently located on campus in Fuller Hall, Rooms 10-11.  Look for the sign posted near the entrance door on the northeast corner of the building.
• The hours are 2-5 PM, Monday-Saturday.

Volunteers and donors, please note the following:

The Attic…

• gladly accepts donations of gently used clothing and shoes—no undergarments or lingerie, please
• boys’ clothing is always in demand
• will be glad to have your extra kitchen and household goods that are clean and in good working order
• can arrange pick up of larger items to be donated on request
• provides tax receipts upon request
• depends on volunteers to staff the facility each afternoon
• has a pictorial orientation guide on site to answer any questions that volunteers might have
• uses a centralized online scheduling site that is easily accessed here:

• can be contacted by email at theattic@sbts.edu
• has an onsite phone number—897-4258

PLEASE CHECK BACK HERE for monthly postings related to what our greatest needs of donations are at present.