where can I drop off used coats in delaware to donate them?
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goodwill\nsalvation army\nor a thrift shop run by charity\nbut since i don't live there i have no specific addresses
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Go to your local recyling yard.  You could have alot of money sitting there.
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Try your local recycling center. You may be able to get a good one for free!
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Try craigslist.org\npeople give stuff away on there all the time
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maybe try the local recycling center in your area. Or an industrial shipping/crating company. What about asking a lumber yard.
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do something for someone else that costs you time and money, and requires effort. do so without regard to anything you might get, in return.  Buy a new coat, but donate it to a battered women's shelter.  If your present winter coat(s) is (are) still in good condition, an alternative would be to buy yourself a new coat, and donate one of the ones you now have, to Goodwill or the Habitat for Humanity thrift shop.
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You might want to go to freecycle.org, and join in nearby cities.  I see people giving away things like computers quite frequently on there.  (It is a free program, designed to keep things out of landfills.)
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I don't know where you live, but in my area the Catholic Charities organization does that; If you belong to any organizations like Veteran; American Legion, etc. They do it.  Try Salvation Army.  Check with your local Public Assistance Offices
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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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If you are just plainly wanting to get rid of it. Then Please consider donating it to a battered womens' shelter or to a mentor program (big brothers & big sisters) They should be able to offer it to someone who could make good use out of it, even if it is old and out dated. Besides, most donations to charities like that are tax deducatable, you could get a write off on your taxes for doing so. \n\notherwise, if you are not wanting to just get rid of it....sell it on ebay or post in your local classified ads. \n\nGood luck.
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Contact the department of licensing and ask them what you can do when things have been abandoned on your property.
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Try contacting local consignment stores, or any auctions houses in your area. Or place an ad in the paper under collectables.
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accept items of interest for resale. sort of a thrift store operation. there is nothing like getting something for your donation. you might can get a location donated.
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Try second-hand or "thrift" stores.  Lots of times the things people donate are not used at all, or have been used only very little.  This is especially true when an executor of an estate clears out personal property.  They donate it because it is just too much trouble, or too wrenching emotionally, to hold a garage sale or go to a flea market to sell things.  The small amount of money is just not worth the hassle.
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Our company gives away backpacks with supplies every year...\n\nI am sure the same thing is available in MD.\n\n1. Contact the School District...they will know who to reach out to..\n\n2. Churches have a charitable contact....and they will know who to call.\n\n3. Battered Women Shelters have lists contacts that have all kinds of help.\n\n4. The Head Start in your area might also be a resource\n\n5. Write a letter to the Editor of your local paper\n\n6. The finance office at the College might also have info...\n\n7. Please tell your friend to Never Give Up...she is a great example to her children..\nRemember whatever we believe will happen!\n\nAsk the following groups to help direct you:\n\nBaltimore Sun Charities\nContact: Lee O'Hare\nPhone: (410) 332-6273\n501 N. Calvert Street\nP.O. Box 1377\nBaltimore, MD 21278-0001\n\n\nBaltimore Interfaith Hospitality Network (BIHN)\nDay Center\n4213 Loch Raven Blvd.\nBaltimore MD 21218\n410-235-2111\n\nAssistance with food, clothing, furniture, school supplies\nMontgomery County Information and Referrals: 240-777-1000
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Try Craigslist.org they have a section for people seeking free stuff. Just look on there every day
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try the resale shops first, the rich give stuff away to charities so they can write it off.  I have friends that have found beautiful dresses and things there and saved tons of moola. I am in USA do they have resale shops in London? good luck!