Out of Work, Looking for Clothing and Other Items

By

flibberlips

Can you update us as to what your situation and needs are at this time?

By

natasha13

PLEASE TRY FREECYCLE BECAUSE IT IS SUCH A GREAT SITE! ALSO NANASCLOSET YAHOOO GROUP IS ANOTHER! IF YOU ARE IN NEED YOU CAN GO TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK AND ASK FOR A DONATION OR SLIP WHERE THEY WILL DIRECT YOU TOWARDS YOUR LOCAL SALVATION ARMY TO COLLECT WHAT YOU NEED FREE OF COURSE. ALTHOUGH IT IS ONLY A LIMITED AMOUNT YOUR ALOUD IT SPEN FOR FREE BECAUSE REMEMBER THERE ARE SO MANY PEOPLE IN NEED. I WOULD REALLY CHECK THIS OUT! YOULL GET THROUGH THIS ROUGH PERIOD, THATS LIFE

PLEASE TRY FREECYCLE BECAUSE IT IS SUCH A GREAT SITE! ALSO NANASCLOSET YAHOOO GROUP IS ANOTHER! IF YOU ARE IN NEED YOU CAN GO TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK AND ASK FOR A DONATION OR SLIP WHERE THEY WILL DIRECT YOU TOWARDS YOUR LOCAL SALVATION ARMY TO COLLECT WHAT YOU NEED FREE OF COURSE. ALTHOUGH IT IS ONLY A LIMITED AMOUNT YOUR ALOUD IT SPEN FOR FREE BECAUSE REMEMBER THERE ARE SO MANY PEOPLE IN NEED. I WOULD REALLY CHECK THIS OUT! YOULL GET THROUGH THIS ROUGH PERIOD, THATS LIFE

By Becki in Indiana (Guest Post)

Do you qualify for any assistance such as food stamps? If so, ask the people in that office where you can get clothing and household goods. You may qualify for assistance with that as well.

By (Guest Post)

Thrift stores are a good idea. Their are also ministries dedicated to helping those in need. I run a clothing ministry in Bloomburg, Tx. Check your area and see if their is a ministry like this one.

By Linda (Guest Post)

I recommnend the www.freecycle.org site as well. I have both given and gotten some great stuff!

By m. jackson (Guest Post)

as far as sheets, towels, clothing, etc, try all of your local thrift stores (salvation army, goodwill). Some even have days where certain items are $1.00, or you can fill a bag for $5.00, etc. Yard sales are also great for these items, plus the nik naks for around your home. For cleaning products, your local dollar store is a great resource. They also have paper goods at a reasonable price. And last, but not least, food. Check for local food banks, call the United Way or Salvation Army for food sources, or even some churches have food and clothing "closets". Hope these ideas help!

By Marie (Guest Post)

Try signing up at http://www.freecycle.org. This site, which you will set to your area, is a place where people post a request for specific articles needed or list articles they have to give away. The site is to give away or receive FREE items with others in your area. Everything must be FREE...that is the rule of the site. Good luck.

By Sandra Gregory (Guest Post)

I am willing to send money if she needs it.