Don't know of any that you could solicite online but
some of the Walmart stores in my area have been know to give donations of this type providing they still have a fabric and craft area in store. Besides nothing ventured nothing gained, so just contact different businesses in your area hopefully you'll you have great results as all business' have a little sludge fund just for this and tax purposes.
So put your walking shoes on and best foot forward and you should be able to get the backing you need for your school....Good Luck! and let us know how it went.

I think kittyhwk and sciencewidow have good ideas. Try any and all stores for items and/or money to purchase needed items. Yard sales and second-hand stores might be helpful. Salvage fabric from clothing to be thrown away. I use a lot of fabric from sheeting fabric that I have gotten for little money. Lots of fabric in sheets. I love to salvage tote bags that have advertising on them. People don't use them much, if at all. It is amazing what you can do with these bags, a little thread, and fabric. Good luck and let us know if we can help even more.

I am a former art teacher (retired), taught in Catholic school must of my life, 33 years teaching, I always went to different stores in my area asking for donations, they were very happy to help. JoAnn used to save the fabric tubes and some printing comp. paper and cardboard not in used anymore. The first day of class I sent a letter with a list of needed items, You would be surprise how parents responded, from scrap fabric to yards of fabric, needles, yarn , etc. Have a nice School Year!!! I do enjoy my retirement but I do miss my students a lot.

I think you have some great answers already. You can also contact some of the local Clubs like the Lyons Club, "not night clubs", and health clubs, spa's, you might even try some of the larger beauty salons. If you don't ask, you will not know! The local newspaper might even run an ad for you without charge. When it comes to children and young adults, alot of business' are great about helping.

I do not know where you live but when I moved I used an oragnization called "freecycle" on line. I remember a teacher asking for various items. You do have to pick them up. It only services the surrounding area from where you live.

You do not have any info in your profile. Where are you located? Is it a large city or close to a large city. If people do not know you, like in a large city, they may be more hesitant about just handing out donations. You need to have some printed info to hand out to the businesses about your new start up at the school, with the name and location it.
Good luck to you and to the new classes!

Sounds great! I will Pray for your class and needs. Hugs, Judy

hi,
you got great answers I can see.
Another idea I used many times when I needed any supplies or money for my streetkids-work to go there and help:
i mad flyer with the most important information about my project and what I exactly needed. I gave this flyers to mainly children to give it to their parents at home, of course also in the church, to friends and neighbours. Some I put at the desk in the hairdressersalon near by my living place so that the people can know me, also I gave some to teachers in some schools with different grades.

I had also some friends are giving the flyers away for me where they live.
Especially for giving things instead of money I found open ears.

My prayers are with you, at least it it's God's school - he will provide what you need as long as you are a tool in his hands.
God bless you
Bärbel

Your local community center may have some extra supplies also local quilting stores or groups might be able to donate. Some stores require a letter from your school before they donate so they have a record of their donation.

All the answers are great. Here is some other things you can do, which I have done in the past for things like VBS and other non profit classes...Check with some of the notions manufacturing like one here local (Prym Dritz). If you send them a Letterhead from your school and let them know what you are in need of and what you have done already, they possibly might have something to donate. Other places like large fabric manufacturer. These places have so much they donate each year, and you just might get some answers. You might have to provide some type of tax write/off info for them. Also check your local Salvation Army, Goodwill, and places like that. They sometimes have things that are just not selling and would give them away. Will pray that you get enough to start up. Here are some links to try... I hope you can get something from one of them. It's sometimes hard to get things like this. But pray about it and the Lord will provide.

you are my HERO. all of my grandchildren have attended the neighborhood Christian school. the little ones started this term!! anything that has Christian school, home ec & kids has my attention. where are you located & how can i help?
check with your local junior colleges..they have some really good programs to help local causes.

Went to a fabric shop to where I actually knew the lady and asked for a few donations....she is going to help and also made asuggestion about a field trip to the shop. So...one down...many to go.