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Bottles of coppers, to charity?

mcbert

Hi,

I've collected a load of one and two sent coins over the years - a few kgs worth I suppose - now filling two plastic bottles.

Anywhere in Dublin city centre - charities and the likes - that I can easily drop them off? Like somewhere with a big coin bucket or something?

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

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Kevin McCloud

Send them to me op.

kerry4sam

mcbert wrote: »

Hi,

I've collected a load of one and two sent coins over the years - a few kgs worth I suppose - now filling two plastic bottles.

Anywhere in Dublin city centre - charities and the likes - that I can easily drop them off? Like somewhere with a big coin bucket or something?

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

Why not bag the coins; change for notes in your bank/credit union and donate the notes then to varying charities

That's my suggestion,

mcbert

Ya, but don't have much time spare at lunch time. I just want to drop them off somewhere, take literally 1-2min.

kerry4sam

mcbert wrote: »

Ya, but don't have much time spare at lunch time. I just want to drop them off somewhere, take literally 1-2min.

Their is no panic/rush with them today. Think it would be nice for them to not have to count bottles of coppers and a much nicer gesture to receive notes as donations though.
Take your time over the next while; you can get the bags in your local bank/credit union.
Just my thoughts anywhoo,

Valetta

I'm a big fan of the Capuchin Day Centre in Bowe Street (At the back of Church Street.

http://www.capuchindaycentre.ie/Capuchin_Day_Centre_2013/Capuchin_Day_Centre_for_Homeless_People.html

I'm sure they would find good use for your coppers.

Aenaes

I know someone who just brought all his coins into his local bank to donate them to charity with no need to sort them.

I guess it might have been this: http://www.todayfm.com/Change-for-Charity--dig-out-your-1c-and-2c-coins

SeanW

Tesco. Self service checkouts. Bag of groceries. Off peak hour. Sorted.

mcbert

Aenaes wrote: »

I know someone who just brought all his coins into his local bank to donate them to charity with no need to sort them.

I guess it might have been this: http://www.todayfm.com/Change-for-Charity--dig-out-your-1c-and-2c-coins

Great. Thanks. I think this is what I'm looking for.

Or else 'Capuchin Day Centre'.

mad muffin

Send them to me OP. I will count, bag, and change it for paper. Then send it to the charity of your choice.

Mint Sauce

SeanW wrote: »

Tesco. Self service checkouts. Bag of groceries. Off peak hour. Sorted.

Some tescos have wised to this. My local used to have a coin cup so you could drop a handfill in at a time, its now been replaced by a slot.

johnkava

Hey Op,
There's change for charity which have a load of locations you can drop them off to & they go to various charities
changeforcharity.ie for details

leck

I saw some charity bins for change in my local BoI. So maybe they are in a lot of banks. I don't remember the name of the charity.

Edited to add:

Ronnie O’Toole from the Central Bank told the press “There’s a number of charities out there who will happily accept them,” he said. “The change for charity campaign have got coin acceptance points in AIB, Bank of Ireland, Penneys, Supervalu and a number of other retailers – they just launched a couple of months ago.” “They’d be delighted to get any coins that you have and put them to good use – they’ve got some excellent charities they’re supporting.”

Must have been this, as previous poster said.

mcbert

Yep, got it. Thanks. I'll go with one of the changeforcharity.ie locations - a bank or some such.

mcbert

Weighed the two bottles last night - 5.7kg between them. So could well be 50 euro in them... Woo.