got a 28 inch wide screen t/v to give away..perfect working order may even throw in digi box
reason..bought a 37 inch didital t/v ....ready for switch over nov 2009
any good charitys come to mind?
jim
Local hospice.
A ward of your local hospital, perhaps for the elderly, or childrens ward.
Old peoples home.?
Homeless hostel or shelter (especially in this weather).
Quote from: caroline7758 on February 02, 2009, 19:05:53
Homeless hostel or shelter (especially in this weather).
yes, a large tele will help, won't it? ;D ;D
Quote from: jimtheworzel on February 02, 2009, 16:30:14
got a 28 inch wide screen t/v to give away..perfect working order may even throw in digi box
reason..bought a 37 inch didital t/v ....ready for switch over nov 2009
any good charitys come to mind?
jim
Excellent sentiment Jim,unfortunately a lot of charities (in Northampton anyway) won't accept electrical items.
Quote from: rosebud on February 02, 2009, 16:47:25
A ward of your local hospital, perhaps for the elderly, or childrens ward.
Old peoples home.?
Hospitals don't like TVs on the ward anymore. They all have those TV @ £5.00 a day + phone @£1.00/min multi media rip off things above every bed.
As if being unwell isn't enough, they fleece you while your there.
Quote from: bluebedouin on February 06, 2009, 17:38:30
Excellent sentiment Jim,unfortunately a lot of charities (in Northampton anyway) won't accept electrical items.
It is illegal to sell second hand electrical goods from shops, unless they have been checked and certified by a qualified electrician - which is why most charity shops willnot accept them.
However I believe the Heart Foundation will accept/sell them.
Try your local FreeCycle, they are worldwide so there is bound to be one for your area. Google FreeCycle and then subscribe to their online forum....
I've been a member for a couple of years and this week I've offloaded an old PC tower and acquired 6 lever arch files and a large box of filing cabinet files....
In the past I've had a gooseberry bush and some rhubarb crowns oh and some honesty seeds.
Gen in freeeeeeezing Northumberland