Where can I get donated office furniture for a non-profit?
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email me with more info on your organization i might be able to help.\nabeyantemail-address@yahoo.com
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Try your local freecycle http://www.freecycle.org  People post stuff for free that they want to get rid of.  Maybe you can find one there.
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there is a site called freecycle.org where you can list your items for free psot it and anyone interested will message back and they will come and pick up the stuff.
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go to thecatholicgiftstore.com  they should have something.  i know what you're looking for.... you can also try your local organization of the Two Hearts.
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Try calling the Goodwill.
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Something like that is best found locally.  If it were on eBay then the shipping might be more than the cost of the cheap table.  Check the local newspaper want ads or just ask around.  Yard sales also might have one.
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Any charity organizations, or maybe an old folks home.  if that doesn't work you can put it up on ebay
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Good will, community living, Salvation Army.  Generally any charity that runs a thrift shop will happily take a old but working printer off your hands.
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Check your local craft stores for dowels and slats.  Can also try joann's crafts or michael's online.  Also, go to the local 2nd hand shops and goodwill and salvation army for old furniture that you might be able to tear apart.
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Try Freecycle.org  \n\nPeople list things they no longer want.  It can be anything, the only requirement is that they must give it away for free.\n\nRegister with the group in your area. When you find something you like, contact the owner and make arrangements to see it and pick it up. The best things go pretty fast.
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Go to Circuit City, Staples or Office Depot.
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eBay or a consignment store
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go to the website locksoflove.org.  They have a lot of information on donating and other ways for you to help out!
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I think you are asking "WHo can help fund your learning centers for yoga etc.?" Contact health and spirituality organizations (non-profit) for donations.  Also, contact temples/churches that practice your spiritual beliefs and ask for donations.
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Find out what other non-profits do. also, tobacco companies are a pretty good bet to donate some money.
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try it :\nhttp://www.freecycle.org
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You don't say where you live or teach, but I would suggest calling a locally-owned store that sells those things and see if they would be willing to donate some or all of the items. You can try asking church groups and civic groups (Rotary, Knights of Columbus, etc.), who might be willing to help. See if the local paper would do a story on the project and what is needed (call the editor). There are a lot of generous people out there. They just need to know what you need and that you need it.\n\nGood luck!