Community Wishlist
A neighbor-to-neighbor gift-sharing space for Munhall, Homestead, and West Homestead.
The Community Wishlist is Now Open!
We are holding the first Community Wishlist Exchange Day on Saturday, January 17th, 2026 from 1–3 PM at the Carnegie Library of Homestead.
Step 1: Create an Account
You’ll need a basic account to keep wishes organized. No personal info required beyond name and email. The email is for password resets and sending out the final exchange details.
Step 2: Add Your Wishlist Items
Add anything you’re hoping for—small things, helpful things, practical things. Add as many or as few as you like.
Step 3: Explore Other Neighbors’ Wishes
Browse what others have added. Give something if you’re able, skip if you’re not—there’s no pressure.
Step 4: Join Us on Exchange Day
Join us on January 17, 2026 from 1–3 PM, at the Carnegie Library of Homestead to share gifts and connect as a community.
Open the Wishlist
Ready to begin? Click here to visit the wishlist and sign up!
First Time Here?
Check out our FAQ for quick answers to common questions about the wishlist.
A Few Things to Know
Gift-giving is about offering something meaningful that someone might not normally be able to get for themselves. Wishes can be practical or joyful—both are equally important.
Keep It Simple (KISS). Add items that feel right for you. Don’t overthink it—short, clear descriptions help everyone understand what you need. Clothing and similar items obviously need sizes.
Claim thoughtfully. Take only what you are genuinely able to give. And if you change your mind, no worries—you can always unclaim an item.
Exchange Day happens on Saturday, January 17, 2026 from 1–3 PM. We’ll come together in person to share items, meet neighbors, and brighten each other’s day.
The exchange will be held at the Carnegie Library of Homestead.
Lists with no items will be removed regularly to keep things tidy. If you are only giving, please delete your list after you make an account
Let’s keep this space warm, welcoming, and neighborly. A bit of grace and generosity goes a long way.