What we need
Gear that keeps families on the water.
Four categories cover most of what Pacific communities ask for. If you're not sure whether something qualifies, send it through in your donation form and we'll follow up.
Fishing
The gear that keeps a family fishing - from handlines to full rod-and-reel setups.
Examples
- Rods & reels
- Handlines & hooks
- Nets
- Lures & tackle
- Tackle boxes
We accept
- Working or lightly used rods and reels
- Unused hooks, lines, and lures
- Nets in good repair
We can't accept
- Broken rods or reels beyond repair
- Illegal net types or mesh sizes
- Damaged or rusted hooks
Diving
Masks, fins, and snorkels that let communities safely harvest and steward their reefs.
Examples
- Masks & snorkels
- Fins
- Wetsuits
- Dive knives
- Weight belts
We accept
- Masks and snorkels in good condition
- Fins with intact straps
- Wetsuits without major tears
We can't accept
- Scuba tanks or regulators (certification & servicing required)
- Cracked masks
- Fins with broken buckles
Boats & Marine
Small-scale boat and outboard gear that keeps vessels seaworthy.
Examples
- Outboard motor parts
- Oars & paddles
- Rope & rigging
- Anchors
- Fuel tanks
We accept
- Working motor parts with model/serial info
- Rope in good condition
- Anchors and standard rigging
We can't accept
- Whole vessels (case-by-case only)
- Motors that do not run
- Fuel or hazardous materials
Safety
The equipment that brings everyone home - life jackets, flares, and first aid.
Examples
- Life jackets
- Flares & signalling
- First aid kits
- VHF radios
- Torches
We accept
- Life jackets within their usable life
- Unexpired flares
- Sealed or lightly used first aid supplies
We can't accept
- Expired flares
- Life jackets with damaged foam or buckles
- Used first aid items
Have gear that fits one of these categories?
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