Donate kids toys?

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I have a bunch of dozens of unused bottles of bubbles that I don't need anymore. Is there somewhere that I can donate them?

Posted Sep 10, 2023, 8:11 PM UTC

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SupercheckerTransit Guru•

Neighbourhood daycare?

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immyfinalrose•

Leave them on a park bench for someone to find - great way to cheer up someone’s day!

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