You need to ask whomever's organizing the program and acting as chief operating officer. Even though it's apparently a community project, there are still standards that are delineated and must be met, and one of these is the composition of your kit. Because you're a community organization (I assume), you can become a tax write-off (maybe) for contributors. I've seen this work well where a major drugstore chain took on the burden of supplying the kits. You'll see the same type of thing with volunteer firefighters and such. The answer then -- to me anyway -- is, whomever is running this needs to take on the task of logistics and supply. Unless that's you, this isn't something you should try alone, as I imagine you're not an official representitative of the volunteer organization and cannot commit funds or issue receipts in its name.
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