What charitable organizations offer pick up service for used goods donations?
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check with the veterans organizations / some of the \nchurches in your area may run a thrift store for \ncharitable purposes and offer pick-up
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Try the auction sales in your city. Usually the City and state sanitation conduct auction to sell old equipment, including Dump trucks.
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Cool! I'm glad someone wants to help out their community.\n\n-stream/river/lake clean up (organize a team of people to pick up trash and debris)\n\n-found a food bank\n\n-place recycling bins in town-based buildings (city government, libraries, post office, etc.) and organize a pick-up service for collecting the items\n\n-hold a race at your local track to raise money for a local, charitable cause
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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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Try give.org. They've got a good list of charities.
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Not sure what kind of "freebie" you're looking for but check out www.freecycle.com.  This is basically an open forum (that you register for free for) where people post items they want to get rid of (or find somewhere) and you can get in touch with these people through the site.  You can find some really random stuff.
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look up your local Salvation army or goodwill.  Not sure if they will do it the same day though.
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Check with the Salvation Army.
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"St. Patricks" on Franklin Ive donated stuff even a van once too them\nor any "Goodwill" (usually in the back of a store if not their own)\nI think my wife donates to the one on "hillsdale" By our house\nAlso you could post it in the free section of craigslist, and be specific of who you want to get it, this is more personal so it may be more rewarding felling. \ngood luck!
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If you're in the U.S., try Craig's List or your local Freecycle group, both on the internet.\n\nFor refurbished, contact manufacturers and ask -- some have charity programs.
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If in Alabama, try Disabled Veterans of America/Alabama(?).\nThey give away small household items (ex. kitchen shears) for donations.
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Give them away at www.freecycle.org
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Thrift shops have things that are in like-new condition. The Dollar Store, if you have them in your area. Wal-mart, K-mart and the like.\n\nGood Luck!\nHappy Holidays!
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Try going on Yahoo Groups and search for a local "freecycle" group.  They allow people to give away stuff they don't need / want anymore to people who can use it... freeing up space in landfills.\n\nI've seen everything from cameras to cars given away there... oh, they do other letters of the alphabet (other than "C") as well. \n\nhope this helps :-)
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a library might take them if you want to donate them, there are a lot of those around
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Craigslist.org (for your city)\nor you can ask for it on Yahoo Freecycle "groups" (if there is one for your locale).
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All the thrift stores are good.  I personally like to use the ones that benefit the homeless and hungry.  But you would be surprised what people donate, really good stuff.