I have an old world geography book, biology book and an intermediate algebra book that I wanted to donate to a charitable cause.
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Take them to a pediatric wing of a hospital.  I'm sure the older kids would enjoy them.
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I agree with Dr J. A journal with entries from students would mean a lot to me. I have been given so much over the years from students who mean well. I just don't know what to do with all the stuff. Even the cool stuff, like the signed plate I received last year. I don't know what to do with it all. But I have a bookshelf and would love to read and reread what students had to say about me and look at pictures they drew. Those always mean so much. \n\nIf it is a gift from just one student, then I think that the gift should reflect the time the student spent in the class. An original story about the student and the teacher which is bound into a book with yarn, etc. would be lovely. Or give a donation to the class in the form of a magazine subscription or some books. Be sure to write the student's name in the book as the person who donated it. This way the student will always be remembered.\n\nIf the teacher is moving away, also realize that she may not have room to take a bunch of knick-knacks and candles with her. But a book will always find room to travel! Good luck!
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Donate to cancer research.
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Contact local businesses.  They might donate when they upgrade their equipment.
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Donate it to a local public school. You can claim it on your taxes as a non-cash charitable contribution.
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I assume money isn't an issue.  Being the sort of person I am, and since I am never satisfied with just a little information, I would probably do both - probably the pamphlet first, and then the books.  If the pamphlet is only 3 pages it can't possibly have as much useful information as in 25% of each book, so I would definitely want to read the books.
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Have a yard sale, take them to a flea market, or take them to a consignment shop, or you can donate them to a charity shop for the needy.
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Goodwill or Salvation Army and sometimes there are other groups too in centers for the poor --in my area there are
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Try the United Way, they donate to all kinds of charities.  You give them $100 and say $20 divided 5 ways to each of these five charities.
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nearest 7-11 or circle k will have lots of free books for this
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Try garage sales or flea markets.  another place to look is to call schools, choir teachers often sell their old ones for pretty cheap.
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I agree; obviously this person doesn't need those things. It's time to go through the items and donate what you can to a local charity.
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yes, and that's usually the salvation army...and my church does shoebox gifts for children overseas so i made some of those up this year and we sent them off already...also, sometimes i buy gifts for the nursing home residents
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Go to the school and ask for a copy
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try www.craigslist.com  &  click on the city that is nearest to you. mostly people sell things on this site but there is a link that you can click on that people give things away--anything from pets to pianos.
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Well, ummmmm. You are on the internet. Try a search for donations. I would think you could probably find something there
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check E-bay to see if there is something similar or not.  Otherwise and antique book.