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Donate Usable Yard Sale Leftovers

Donate Usable Yard Sale Leftovers
Most of us "thrifty people" have yard sales occasionally. We usually have in the contents of our sale, items that we no longer use or want. After a sale there are always items that didn't sell.

Let's all remember the less fortunate and donate our leftover items. Most community churches will accept donations to help victims of fire, flood, etc.

Speaking as a tornado victim, I know firsthand how the smallest things, such as toys for a child, or clothing for the elderly are appreciated. When a family loses everything, there will be not one item that goes to waste.

By vguy from Earle, AR

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RE: Donate Usable Yard Sale Leftovers

I totally agree. We do need to help the less fortunate because my family and I have been some of those people after losing my job.

Post by danward

RE: Donate Usable Yard Sale Leftovers

I plan to offer my leftovers to Freecyclers! Let's try to keep things out of the landfills!
And thanks to Grandma Jan's reply for the idea to state that non-profits get first dibs!

Post by dubbiemarie

RE: Donate Usable Yard Sale Leftovers

You could also advertise it on Freecycle. It's a great way to get rid of stuff and not have to leave home to bring it anywhere. You can always state that non profits have first dibs!

Grandma Jan & Kato the Wonder Dog

Post by javajano

RE: Donate Usable Yard Sale Leftovers

Bravo!

Post by Deeli

RE: Donate Usable Yard Sale Leftovers

We always take whatever is left over from our yard sales to a local thrift shop! And remember that shopping at a charity thrift shop, you are not only getting good deals, but you are also contributing to that charity, so it can carry on its good works - so you are profiting twice.

Post by pamphyila

RE: Donate Usable Yard Sale Leftovers

VERY well said. Keep that train of thought and hopefully more people will follow your lead.

Post by southeastgeorgiapeach

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