Birchtree is a nonprofit organization that depends on support from friends like you! Thank you for being part of our work to promote inclusion, independence, and holistic growth.
Current Wish List
We welcome donations of gift certificates, gift cards, and other items to our annual Benefit for Learning Auction fundraiser. Click here for more information about the auction and about donating an auction prize.
Through 12/3/26, you can help fund holiday gifts and celebrations for local families living with autism through Birchtree’s Caring Contributions Program. You can contribute gift cards to major retailers and grocery stores to be distributed to Birchtree families in need this holiday season.
Other items required for Birchtree’s autism programs include:
- Glue sticks
- Washable markers
- Paint brushes
- Bingo daubers
- Construction paper
- Small fidget toys
- Play-Doh modeling compound
- AA and AAA batteries
- Fine-point black dry-erase markers
- Wet-erase markers
- White 1″ binders
- Unscented baby wipes
- Floor mop pads (for Swiffer Wet Jet or similar)
- Disinfecting wipes (Clorox wipes or similar)
- Facial tissue/Kleenex
- Individually packaged snack items such as chips or trail mix
- Plastic single-serving bottles of soda or seltzer
For more information or to schedule a donation delivery, please contact Jessica Squier, Director of Philanthropy & Communication, at jsquier@birchtreenh.org or 603-433-4192, x15.
Cash donations are also welcome! You can donate here at any time:
To learn about other ways to support our Birchtree’s students and families, click here. We’re grateful for your kindness!
One Parent’s Perspective
When I see my son pass through the doors of Birchtree, I am at ease. I know he is in the hands of “THE BEST OF THE BEST” . . .
Whilst we may not have won the Mega Millions, I feel that our family has won the lottery of life and education when our son became a student at Birchtree . . . . Thank you so much for what you tirelessly do each and every day not only for my son, but the luckiest students in the world – the kids of Birchtree.
–Parent of a day school student