where can I go to donate hand knitted items in the yuba county area?
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Don't know where Yuba county is, but look in your local phone book for women's shelter's and nursing homes. I bet the nursing homes would really like having the lap robes,
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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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How fun!! There are patterns at Joanns for purses/bags, placemats, blankets, stockings. \n\n\nJoanns projects\nhttp://joanns.com/catalog.jhtml;$sessionid$EAJIT4QAACCS2P4SY5NBIHR50LD3OEPO?CATID=25284
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GO TO THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
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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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You can do a community website....people can post things for sale, giving things away for free, lost pets, announcements, important phone numbers.\n\nIt's somewhere all your neighbors can check for important information all the time.
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If you really want to give something back to your old neighborhood, check with the local hospital there.  There are usually all kinds of worthwhile places within the organization that could put donations to good use.  (To the children's ward, cancer center, a memorial contribution, etc).  Also I would check into a homeless shelter or somewhere in need of donations to feed the needy, or perhaps even the animal shelter.  And of course, there's the church.  Just put your heart into it and see what has touched your life and go with it.  And good luck to you!  You're very thoughtful.
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Consignment stores, Goodwill's or other thrift stores, yard sales, and some auctions!
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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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Depending on what you need the stuff for, try getting a hold of national companies that take used clothes in. Salvation Army? Red Cross... they may be able to lead you to local importers
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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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Try your local Thrift Shops, Goodwill or Salvation Army thriftshops.  They will re-sell them & most of the time, the money goes to great causes.  Try putting them into a shoebox already decorated (no prices of course) that say "GREETING CARDS".  People are always out for bargains & you're just might be someone's treasure!  Military bases have thrift shops as well & donations are always appreciated!  Thanks for thinking of others!
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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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Spencers had them a little while back, I actually found a pretty cool rainbow necklace from WalMart lol... also if you have any small little hippie shops around you that sells things like pipes and wicca stuff they're usually there (those places are all over here in New Paltz, NY)
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We have a thrift shop in our neighborhood that loves to get hangers. Alot of stuff is hanging in the store, the money goes to "The Ark" maybe you have something like this near you.
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Goodwill, St. Vincent de Paul's, and other non-profits will accept donations of clothes, shoes and household items.\n\nSuch not-for-profits sell some of the clothes in "thrift stores" to make money for their charitable programs, and also in turn donate some of the clothes to shelters, schools and other non-profit programs.\n\nIf you have women's / children's clothes in decent condition you can donate it to your local battered women's shelters.  It might be easier to just bring it all at once to Goodwill though.\n\nIf you want to make a small profit, you can sort thru it and bring the better stuff / brand name /black clothing to second hand stores - some stores buy it outright, some will give you vouchers for their store, and some will sell it on consignment.\n\nHope that helps.
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Hi, Care bear...these are a few ideas....but you can check the rest in the link....Good Luck!!!!\nNEIGHBORHOOD FLEA-MARKET \nCOSTUME BALL \nTALENT SHOW \nART SHOW \nCAR WASH \nCOMMUNITY AUCTION