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Donate a cot to charity?

jon1981 · 2018-01-22 23:29:18

Hi, I'm looking to donate a cot (newborn size) to a charity in Dublin, never been used. Should I contact simon community or a charity that specialises in helping families in this way? Any suggestions? thanks J

22-01-2018 11:29pm

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jon1981

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Hi,

I'm looking to donate a cot (newborn size) to a charity in Dublin, never been used. Should I contact simon community or a charity that specialises in helping families in this way? Any suggestions?

thanks
J

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#2 23-01-2018 11:28am

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contact the vincent de paul.

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#3 23-01-2018 11:39am

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As above- you could contact the SVP- though they might direct you to just donate it to a svp shop. You could also contact a woman’s shelter- they might know of someone who would need it.

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#4 29-01-2018 10:00pm

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The charity shops don’t take cots.

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#5 29-01-2018 10:01pm

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Contact Barnardos . They deal with families who are in need of support

Or contact your local public health nurse who might be aware of a family in need

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#6 29-01-2018 10:01pm

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ted1 wrote: »

The charity shops don’t take cots.

The svp where I live has a specific furniture store, and they definitely take cots

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