In-kind donations
In-kind donations (or gifts-in-kind) are a kind of non‐cash charitable giving in which, rather than giving money to buy needed goods and services, the goods and services themselves are given.
Helping your community
Making a charitable gift to Intermountain hospitals is a powerful way you can support care in your community. While we appreciate receiving your gifts including toys, blankets, and other in-kind donations, for the protection of our patients, we are not able to accept all gifts. Please review the guidelines carefully before dropping off your donation.
Guidelines and frequently asked questions
Review these guidelines to ensure your donations can be accepted
- Blankets
- Books
- Coloring books
- Crayons, markers, colored pencils
- Clothing
- Hygiene kits
- Stress balls/stress items
- Stuffed animals
- Water bottles
Clothing
All clothing must be new, with original tags, in original packaging, when possible. We CANNOT accept used clothing.
Needed clothing items:
- T-Shirts
- Sweatpants
- Underwear
- Sports bras
Sizes - Adult
XS-XXXXL (Medium and large are the most used sizes)
Sizes - Child
Newborn – Youth XL
While we appreciate receiving your gifts including toys, blankets, and other in-kind donations, for the protection of our patients, we are not able to accept all gifts. Review our guidelines carefully to be certain your donations can be accepted.
- All donated items must be new. No used items will be accepted.
- All clothing must be new, with original tags, in original packaging, when possible. We CANNOT accept used clothing.
- Donations cannot have any donor identification or contact information (i.e. first or last names, phone numbers, email addresses, website, blogs, personal stories, etc.). If donations include any personal information, they will either be removed before distribution, or the donation may be declined based on the discretion of the Volunteer Manager, the Gifts-In-Kind Manager or Foundation personnel.
- Donors will not be allowed to personally deliver gifts to patients or families.
- Donors should not expect to receive pictures, stories, or updates from patients or families.
- No medical equipment, baby formula, or wheelchairs are accepted.
- We do not accept violent toys or games (such as toy guns) or paddle balls.
- For durability and safety purposes, we prefer name brand items when possible.
- We do not accept gift-wrapped items.
Community Hospitals:
- Alta View Hospital – 801-501-2464
- American Fork Hospital – 801-855-3506
- Bear River Hospital – 435-716-5123
- Cassia Regional Hospital (Idaho) – 208-677-6526
- Cedar City Hospital – 435-868-5099
- Delta Community Hospital – 435-864-1514
- Fillmore Community Hospital – 435-864-1514
- Heber Valley Hospital – 435-657-4382
- Intermountain Medical Center – 801-507-2980
- Layton Hospital – 801-543-6714
- LDS Hospital – 801-408-1771
- Logan Hospital – 435-716-5525
- McKay-Dee Hospital – 801-387-7554
- Orem Community Hospital – 801-714-3073
- Park City – 435-658-7082
- Primary Children’s Hospital (Salt Lake City, UT)– 801-662-6244 or 801-662-6560 or visit primarychildrens.org
- Primary Children's Hospital (Lehi, UT) – 385-531-1560
- Riverton Hospital – 801-285-2137
- Sevier Valley Hospital (Richfield, UT) – 435-893-0533
- Spanish Fork Hospital – 801-357-8123
- St. George Hospital – 435-688-4047
- TOSH - 801-507-2980
- Utah Valley Hospital – 801-357-2647
Hospice:
- Cassia (Idaho) – 208-678-8844
- Cedar City/St. George – 435-251-2367
- Logan – 435-716-5081
- Mt. Pleasant/Fillmore – 435-462-7014
- Ogden – 801-622-5065
- Richfield – 435-893-0371
- Salt Lake/Heber – 385-887-6305
- Utah County – 801-426-1847