where can i find refurbished stitching machines for charity purpose as i am running an NGO.?
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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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I don't know where you can get information but I would suggest a Children's charity like Children in Need (I am a sponsor) or Great Ormond Street.
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What about charity work?
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I know someone who recently raised funds to build a primary school in Uganda. I may be able to connect you with someone who can help.
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go to a thrift store and ask them it suppose to be for charity,they might help good luck
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at the craft store, or your local sewing store
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Try this link I found 3.  I also searched Ebay and did not find one for you.  \n\nI did find a Brother Mechanical Sewing Machine\nFeatures:\nSews 4 or 3 thread overlock stiches\nEasy lay in threading\nQuick lower looped threading\nDifferential feed\nQuick change to roll hem\nUses standard machine needles
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Check your local news paper's classified section. Also, I got a great buy at our local 2nd hand Thrift store! Sometimes even your local church will run one.
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The only way I've seen it available around where I live (WI) is to go thru the Salvation Army.  If you go directly to an office they will let you pick which charity you would like to send your gifts to.  Another good one to try would be the Red Cross.  I know they do plenty over seas.  Good luck!
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Try lowes, home depot, target, walmart .. they are big supporters of donators to the public.
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Don't know any vendors there but you could check second hand thrift stores and your local Goodwill or Salvation Army. If all else fails, there's always ebay.............
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Try give.org. They've got a good list of charities.
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You might want to try eBay, UMBRO or JOMA
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Well before you recycle it maybe you should try to get someone to (re)use it. Start with eBay then if you don't get any bids, maybe you should give it to a local charity.
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Please be thoughtful to donate them to a University,or a Sheltered Workshop if they are listing anything for sales on line. \n\nAny not-for-profit organization would be blessed to have this donation if they are currently working with computers.  \n\nIf you find a Sheltered Workshop, give them the idea to take in donations of books that are rated R and not for resale at Good Will and list them on Amazon.com  Very kind of you to donate them.
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I'd try a craft store, or a model/hobby store in your area, or try the links below.
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Cross stitch plus use to carry them.\n I ordered through the mail a few years back\n they should have a web site if they are still around.