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Charity shop North Kildare

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  • 18-05-2009 8:40pm
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    madds
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    Does anyone know of a charity clothes shop in Leixlip/Celbridge/Maynooth I can leave some stuff into? I really don't want to give to those 'reputable' collectors.

    Edit - sorry, don't know what happened with the thread title there...


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    BuffyBot
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    Title fixed :)


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    Orion
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    There's a charity shop at the Greenfields SC in Maynooth. Think it's SVP. There's a Mrs. Quin's on the Main Street in Celbridge too.

    And you're right about those 'reputable collectors'. Check the stickers that they provide - they are waste collection agents not charities.


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    vincenzo1975
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    most charity shops throw out 70% of the stuff that is left into them. It may be an idea to give it to St Raphaels in celbridge for their annual fair/fete/sale of work thingy. Best cause in the area.


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    madds
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    Thanks everyone. Will follow up on your suggestions.


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    Mullins07
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    vincenzo1975 wrote: »
    most charity shops throw out 70% of the stuff that is left into them. It may be an idea to give it to St Raphaels in celbridge for their annual fair/fete/sale of work thingy. Best cause in the area.

    We have a lot of childrens toys in good condition that we would like to donate rather than destroy. I see from the article here http://www.leinsterleader.ie/local-notes/Celbridge.5307421.jp that St. Raphaels have a shop in Celbridge.

    Do you know if they would want these items?
    Maybe someone has contact details for the shop?

    I had a quick Google but found nothing...


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