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[Kikapu]

There are receptacles in the street at various locations where you can deposit old clothing and this is collected by a charity that distributes it to the needy. This is how I disposed of my mother's clothes after she passed away.

Actually Tim, perhaps it would be better for Milti to take his late wife's clothes to Cyprus and give them away to charity there.

[miltiades]

There are receptacles in the street at various locations where you can deposit old clothing and this is collected by a charity that distributes it to the needy. This is how I disposed of my mother's clothes after she passed away.

Wait a minute, we are talking about clothes in the UK. Forget the above, but maybe there is something similar over there.

Hi Tim, already sorted, there is a local cancer charity shop, my son collected bags and bags this morning , on his way to them now.

[Tim Drayton]

There are receptacles in the street at various locations where you can deposit old clothing and this is collected by a charity that distributes it to the needy. This is how I disposed of my mother's clothes after she passed away.

Actually Tim, perhaps it would be better for Milti to take his late wife's clothes to Cyprus and give them away to charity there.

Things are not as bad here as the media would have you believe!

[Kikapu]

There are receptacles in the street at various locations where you can deposit old clothing and this is collected by a charity that distributes it to the needy. This is how I disposed of my mother's clothes after she passed away.

Actually Tim, perhaps it would be better for Milti to take his late wife's clothes to Cyprus and give them away to charity there.

Things are not as bad here as the media would have you believe!

No, it wasn't about that. It was more to do with his late wife being buried in Cyprus!

[Tim Drayton]

There are receptacles in the street at various locations where you can deposit old clothing and this is collected by a charity that distributes it to the needy. This is how I disposed of my mother's clothes after she passed away.

Actually Tim, perhaps it would be better for Milti to take his late wife's clothes to Cyprus and give them away to charity there.

Things are not as bad here as the media would have you believe!

No, it wasn't about that. It was more to do with his late wife being buried in Cyprus!

OK.

[CrookedRiverGuy]

There are receptacles in the street at various locations where you can deposit old clothing and this is collected by a charity that distributes it to the needy. This is how I disposed of my mother's clothes after she passed away.

Wait a minute, we are talking about clothes in the UK. Forget the above, but maybe there is something similar over there.

Sure is, though I'm not sure if this one is supposed to be "Clothing bank" or "Lo(a)thing bank"

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[kurupetos]

There are receptacles in the street at various locations where you can deposit old clothing and this is collected by a charity that distributes it to the needy. This is how I disposed of my mother's clothes after she passed away.

Wait a minute, we are talking about clothes in the UK. Forget the above, but maybe there is something similar over there.

Sure is, though I'm not sure if this one is supposed to be "Clothing bank" or "Lo(a)thing bank"

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I heard these b*stards sell the goods they receive for free. It's better to avoid it.

[supporttheunderdog]

Charity shops?

[kurupetos]

Charity shops?

BS. That's the state's job, not the individual's.

[miltiades]

[quote="supporttheunderdog"]Charity shops?[/quoteMy
My son took everything to a charity shop for St Christopher's Hospice, my wife had spent 3 weeks at this hospice.
An excellent charitable concern, staffed mostly by volunteers.