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For those who wish to honor our commitment with a gift or offering, we would especially appreciate home-made or second-hand
gifts. Below you will find a wish list and several gift registries, as well as a list of Amherst-area stores.
Instead of wrapping gifts in traditional wrapping paper, we would like to suggest the idea of using peices of fabric which
can later be re-used in our home!
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| Laurel & Ben volunteered for the Buffalo Field Campaign in West Yellowstone, Montana |
wish list
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Your favorite recipes
Baskets of any shape or size
A pair of 32x30 military wool pants
A Basset Hound
A Keeper Menstrual Cup, Style B
Toyota Tacoma 4x4
Digital Video Camera
A set of jumper cables
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Powell's books is a locally-owned Portland, Oregon bookseller, carrying thousands of new and used titles.
Books on our registry can be ordered online from anywhere in the U.S. We would prefer used copies of the books we've
listed.
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Pier 1 Imports is a home furnishings store with the registry available both online and in stores.
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amherst-area stores
If you will be celebrating with us in Massachusetts, consider shopping for a gift at one of these stores.
It's the perfect opportunity to support local business and the community you're visiting.
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Ten Thousand Villages is a non-profit retail store that carries fair-trade crafts, jewelry and home furnishings
from around the world. The store provides vital income to artisans in more than 30 poverty-stricken nations by selling
their crafts and telling their stories in North America. The store is located at 82 Main Street in downtown
Northampton.
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Glimpse of Tibet is a Tibetan family-owned store carrying Tibetan crafts and original art. The store is located
in the Thornes Market at 150 Main Street in downtown Northampton. They do not have a website, but their store
is located in an historic marketplace that is an experience all its own.
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