Furniture donations for low income in New York City area?
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The New York service is hiring a personality that is educated.\n  The chamber of commerce has approvals going on for the\n  catholic charities specifically from Millers companies of free\n  furnishings.  This is farely new and they could use someone\n  online and somewhat bright enough to also earn an additional\n  200 a week, say 4 hours.  The furni group is called clearing one\n  services log jammer all walnut. Bless your prayers.
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I donate frequently to the homeless shelter, work in the soup kitchen as a volunteer, etc.\nMost homeless shelters will gladly accept clothing, blankets, pillows, toilet paper, dishes, beds, and just about ANYTHING you can think of (toothbrushes, combs, soap).
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Freecycle is a great resource.  I have seen computers and larger things given away for free on there.\n\nJust go to yahoo groups and search for freecycle and look for a group near you.\n\nGood luck :-)
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don't know much about nyc. but i believe you can try rent.com
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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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you can do a search in local newspaper..under wanted section or you can always advertise the furniture for sale!
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Check out newyork.craigslist.org or villagevoice.com.
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Call your department of public aid...often they offer assistance for low income individuals/ families
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Contact local businesses.  They might donate when they upgrade their equipment.
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thanx for the 2 points!, look up  Red cross centers near you. Thats where you can donate for cash
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hellow i think your looking for a sponcer you said donor i dont no where you are so i would sudgest you go to a church and ask for the list of the areas youth clubs and contact them there usualy experianced in fundraising and helpfull and a good sorce for materials ask to print leaflets and go to shops and ask to leave collection buckets in as big an aria as possible then send out the leaflets this should be a beginning  iv done fundraising before
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Get a restuarant to let your volunteers come wait tables for a night or part of a night. All the tips you collect  to your charity. Some chain restaurants prefer to have just a few of your people help out with things like bussing tables, you advertize the night will beneift your charity and they donate a percentage of sales for the night to your organization.\n\nOther than that, direct mail works. Get together a list of your target donors, write a compelling letter, include a return envelope, and wait for the mail. If you do not have a mailing list, you can go to a mail house and buy access to one. You might also get the printing donated by  a printing company, depending on how large a mailing you do. For instance, for my homeless shelter, we mail out to 2,500 of our past donors and make about $14,000. When we cold-mailed out to 50,000 people in our town, we made $42,000 (after expenses).
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im very sorry 2 hear you are going throu a hard time, my brothers Law Firm usually gives away some money 2 charities. E-mail me if u live near NYC, maybe i can help
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Try the Salvation Army, Gospel Mission, your local Marine Corp will sponsor a Toys for Tots program.  Many churchs have giving trees and you don't need to be a member.  Our local newspaper does a Mr. Goodfellow fundraiser.  Try calling your newspaper or local TV stations.  Also call any shelters in your area or schools and someone should be able to point you in the right direction in your community.  Good Luck!  God Bless.
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sell stuff on ebay from celebraties  and send a % of the money to a nonprofit org like to help rebuild new orleans send the money to www.reliefspark.org they are a good non profit org helping out down here. \nI know my answere is the best so just send the 10 to reliefspark
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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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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.