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Prime Days: an easy way to support Another Child (Oct 6–8)

Sep 24, 2026

Every so often a shopping event gives us a chance to turn everyday purchases into something meaningful — and Amazon Prime Days (Oct 6–8) is one of those moments. Another Child has created an Amazon Wish List with items that directly support the children in our programs. Many items start at just $5, so even a small gift can make a noticeable difference.

Why this matters: small things add up. A $5 activity book helps a child build confidence and keeps them engaged during after-school time. A $10 packet of hygiene supplies supports dignity and health. When our community chips in a little, those small acts of generosity combine into real, practical support that staff and volunteers can use immediately.

How it works: click our Wish List →[WISHLIST_LINK]←, choose an item (or a few), and complete checkout during Prime Days. Amazon will ship items directly to us, which streamlines donations and gets supplies where they’re needed quickly. If you prefer, you can also share the list with friends, family, or coworkers who might want to join in.

No pressure — just an invitation. We’re not asking for large commitments or a one-time financial pledge. This is simply a gentle way to let you know there’s an easy option available during a time when purchasing power and deals on Amazon can stretch your generosity further. Whether you pick a $5 item or a larger gift, your support directly helps the children we serve.

Thank you for being part of our community. Your ongoing care and small acts of kindness sustain our programs and brighten the lives of the kids in our care. If you have any questions about the Wish List or would like help coordinating a group gift, reply to this post or email us — we’d be glad to assist.

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