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Offering the Features of Home

Mission Statement:

ANGELS IN THE ATTIC (AITA) is a Non-for-Profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing hope and survival essentials to those escaping abusive environments. We strive to create a pathway from hardship to healing and to help victims become survivors.

About AITA:

We provide emergency support, help with financial constraints, clothing, food, hygiene products, baby items, and practical aid to individuals escaping abuse. Based in Mishawaka, IN, our volunteer-driven nonprofit serves women, children, and individuals across Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan, helping them rebuild their lives with dignity and support.

Where to FIND us:

2544 Miracle Lane, Suite B,
Mishawaka, IN 46545

Directions: We are located on the backside of the Town and Country Plaza. If you enter from McKinley between the Arby’s and Gates Chevrolet, you will follow it all the way, almost to the end of the car dealership’s property. Before getting to the end of their property, look to your left on the back side of the Town & Country Plaza. You will then see our white vinyl sign for Angels in the Attic. Feel free just to knock at the white dock door to the left of our sign. We'll be glad to greet you. Looking forward to meeting you.

Donations to Angels

How to Donate

At Angels in the Attic (AITA), we are not just handing out “things"—we’re delivering self-worth. Survivors of abuse deserve to feel seen, respected, and valued. Every item we give must reflect love, dignity, and value. Every donation should reflect the true meaning of the word "GIFT."

Drop-Offs

All donations must be: Handed directly to a volunteer during donation drop off times indicated on calendar.

Delivered to:

2544 Miracle Lane, Suite B,
Mishawaka, IN 46545
(Backside of the Town & Country Plaza)

No items may be left outside the building or dock area unattended, per our lease agreement.

Donation & Volunteer Calendar

Volunteer Contact: AITA4000VOLUNTEER@GMAIL.COM (Ms. Mary – Lead Volunteer Coordinator)
Donation Contact: AITA4000INFO@GMAIL.COM (For any questions about what we accept or how to donate)

Donation Drop-Off Dates & Times

April
  • April 18 - 12pm - 2pm
  • April 21 - 4pm - 6pm
  • April 24 - 11am - 1pm
May
  • May 13 - 11am - 1pm
  • May 23 - 12pm - 2pm
  • May 26 - 4pm - 6pm
  • May 29 - 11am - 1pm
June
  • June 7 - 3pm - 4:30pm
  • June 10 - 11am - 1pm
  • June 20 - 12pm - 2pm
  • June 23 - 4pm - 6pm
  • June 26 - 11am - 1pm

Volunteer Dates & Times

April
  • April 15 - 10am - 2pm
  • April 18 - 11am - 3pm
  • April 21 - 3pm = 6:30pm
  • April 24 - 10am - 2pm
May
  • May 6 - 10am - 2pm
  • May 11 - 10am - 2pm
  • May 13 - 10am - 2pm
  • May 20 - 10am - 2pm
  • May 23 - 11am - 3pm
  • May 26 - 3pm - 6:30pm
  • May 29 - 10am - 2pm
June
  • June 3 - 10am - 2pm
  • June 7 - 2pm - 5pm
  • June 8 - 10am - 2pm
  • June 10 - 10am - 2pm
  • June 17 - 10am - 2pm
  • June 20 - 11am - 3pm
  • June 23 - 3pm - 6:30pm
  • June 26 - 10am - 1pm

Accepted Donations List

Clothing:

New or gently used. Please LABEL EACH bag by gender, size, and keep clothing seasonally appropriate.

    All clothing donations should be:
  • Free from rips, stains, heavy wear, pilling
  • No cracked screen prints
  • No business logos or local team apparel
  • No personalization or team numbers etc
  • No clothing that promotes alcohol, drugs, abuse, or violence

We gladly accept:

Women’s clothing:

casual wear, professional/work attire, formalwear, bathing suits, jackets/coats

Men’s clothing:

same standards as above, as we are always in need. Teenage boys wear men's size clothing.

Infant, toddler, and youth clothing:

All sizes and both genders
Jackets and outerwear are always needed and appreciated for all age groups. This includes snow pants, boots etc

Baby & Child Gear

Cribs, car seats, high chairs, strollers, pack n plays, walkers, booster seats, etc.
Must meet current safety standards. Accident free & not expired. No known recalls. Must be clean and fully functional ready to GIFT

Bedding

Comforters, sheets, blankets, pillows, mattress protector & pillow protectors etc.
Must be clean and labeled by size.
Please tape together as a set if possible. We recommend painters tape and permanent marker to keep sets together & sized.

Household Goods

Dishes, cups, utensils, cookware, organizers, kitchen mats and more.
Small working appliances (microwaves, toasters, blenders, coffee machines, & crock pots etc.)
Bath Towels,wash clothes, hand towels, shower curtains, liners & shower rings, bath rugs, laundry baskets, storage bins, trash cans bathroom/ kitchen etc.

Personal Items

New socks, bras (sports bras) , and underwear (all sizes/ all genders)
Gently used or new shoes, purses, back packs or suitcases

Body wash, soap, razors, deodorant (men & ladies) shampoo & conditioner, hair styling spray & creams, body lotion, face cleaner & dental essentials (including denture care items & kids specific brushes & paste)

Pantry & Cleaning Supplies- toilet paper, paper towels, paper plates, plastic cutlery, lysol, toilet bowl cleaner, dish soap, hand soap, bathroom spray, oven cleaner, deep clean-iron, mold, mildew cleaners, light bulbs, & assorted batteries.

Carbon monoxide testers & smoke alarms, fire ladders, fire blankets & small fire extinguishers.

Dry foods, pull-tab canned food, can openers, snacks (for car rides to relatives) microwavable meals, cereal, rice, potatoes, pancake mix, syrup, peanut butter & jelly, powdered milk, noodles & pasta sauces, canned chicken & tuna, water bottles, juice, & soup/ speggetios, fruit cups. Applesauce packs, & oatmeal.

Diapers, baby wipes, baby formula, baby food, baby bath & lotion, infant & children's ibuprofen, gas drops, & Vaseline.

Birthday Corner:

Cake mix, icing, cake pans, candles, basic decor, invites, table covers, plates & napkins, goodie bags & supplies

Toys:

Gently used or new. Bagged and sorted if part of a set & taped to it. Dolls with clothes, barbies, dinosaurs, cars/trucks. Work shop/ tools. Kitchen & play food. Stuffed animals must be new or like-new.

Mom’s Special Corner:

(safety purposes, self esteem pick up or job interview)
Items that help survivors regain confidence and re-enter the workforce:
Professional clothing, Perfume, flat irons, now dryers, New makeup and cosmetics, hair dye, hair brushes/combs, nail polish, jewelry.

Accepted Furniture (by Approval Only):

Items must be clean, functional, free of stains or infestations, and pre-approved via email.

Acceptable items include:
  • Beds (mattress, box spring, rails, headboards)
  • Dressers
  • Kitchen tables with chairs
  • End tables, nightstands
  • Bookshelves
  • Couches, loveseats, recliners

To donate furniture, email:
angelsintheattickristine@gmail.com
Include:
Photos (Dimensions & info if possible)


Angels in the Attic Logo

WE HAVE MOVED

Address:

Angels in the Attic Warehouse
2544 Miracle Lane, Suite B
Mishawaka, IN 46545

Directions:

  • We are located on the backside of the Town & Country Plaza.
  • Enter westbound from McKinley Avenue between Arby’s and Gates Chevrolet.
  • Follow alongside the Gates Chevrolet property almost to the end.
  • Look left—you’ll see our white vinyl Angels in the Attic sign.
  • Please knock at the white dock door to the left of the sign.

Our Events

Upcoming Events

Monterrey Mexican Restaurant – Give Back Nights

Keep an eye out for our upcoming Give Back Nights at Monterey Mexican Restaurant! It’s the easiest way to support us—just grab a meal on our designated dates, and a portion of the proceeds goes directly to our cause. Stay tuned for our next scheduled night!
Angels in the Attic Presents Unbroken A Runway of Resilience Event

UNBROKEN

A Runway of Resilience

Our biggest fundraiser of the year Survivors model high-end fashionable items donated throughout the year!
High-end silent auction
Live DJ: Big Perm from U93
Items available to purchase right off the floor Hosted at Chicory Event Center in Mishawaka.
Sponsorship + ticket info rolling out in the next 2–4 weeks.
We cannot wait — and supporters will not want to miss this night.

Chicory Event Center
Mishawaka, IN

Thursday, May 7th, 2026
6:30PM - 9:00PM

Purchase Tickets

"1 in 3 women will experience some form of abuse from an intimate partner."

Our Mission

Helping Women & Children Leave Abusive Situations

Angels in the Attic mission is to provide some financial relief to women & children leaving abusive situations in a confidential and professional manner.

We do this by your generous help with donations and funding. While partnering with other local agencies and resources we can make a difference in our community one Survivor at a time.

"Your Generosity Makes This Possible."

Thank You to Our Community Partners

  • Secure Storage Facilities (reduced-rate storage support for 4+ years)
  • Big C Lumber (provided lumber at cost for our warehouse build-out)
  • Fireside Homes (James and team – paid labor + donated time/skills/tools)
  • Matt and Katie Kreft and their friends/family (built shelving/back wall unit)
  • Frank Aquilla (introduced us to SAWS Ramps of St. Joseph County)
  • SAWS Ramps of St. Joseph County (volunteered multiple days with labor/tools)
  • Great Harvest Bread Company – Granger (weekly bread + desserts for pantry)
  • Feed the Children / Feed the Hungry / Cultivate Food (stock pantry/freezer)
  • Horizon Elementary (food drive partner)
  • Monterrey Mexican Restaurant (Give Back Night + Christmas support)
  • Luxe Hair Studio (Christmas toy bin +I change drive)
  • Elks Lodge (Christmas toy drive + donations)
  • Little Fins Swim School
  • Dollar General locations across multiple cities
  • Happy Healthies – Mishawaka (weekend fundraiser raising $2,000+)
  • Be Well Michiana (diaper drive)
  • Dave’s Auto (vehicles donated + reduced-cost repairs for moms)
  • U93 (media partner)
  • United Way Day of Give Back (Source Community Bank volunteer day)
  • Deco Art Inc (employee day of service)
  • Elkhart County SxS Club
  • Indiana IMRG Motorcycle Group
  • Joe Ard (Santa for Christmas Walkthrough)

Additional note: We served over 1,100 clients last year, and we want the website to reflect the strength of our community partnerships and volunteer support.

Book our Founder

Book our founder to speak at your event!
This would have their video to the left and some back story content right here filling this box.

Click Here to Request Kristine Kuroski at Your Next Event

Donate to Angels in the Attic Today

Venmo: AngelsAttic

PayPal: AAttic

CashApp: $angelsinattic

Check out our Pictures

Angels in the Attic Volunteers and Merchandise


Get in Touch with us

Have questions? Send us an email today!

Local Support Resources

  • YWCA South Bend Women’s Shelter: 574-233-9491
  • YWCA Elkhart: 574-294-1811
  • The Beaman Home, Warsaw: 574-267-7701
  • National Abuse Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)