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Where can I donate a load of comics?
A quick question - not where I should put it so I've posted this here and in the Advice forum. My query is just as the title suggests - my son has loads of comics (Simpsons, Dandy Max, etc) from around 2008/9-2011 and would like to do something with them other than throwing them away.
Ideally it would be great to donate them to somewhere - maybe a children's hospital or some charity and just receive something just to cover postage (or to send us a postage label), but don't know if they would accept something like this. Has anyone done anything like this or know of any organisation/charity that would accept them?
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I used to take unwanted comics to my local GP's surgery, where they had a stack of stuff as reading material for kids while they were waiting.
Then I realized the little sods were either nicking them or ripping them up, so I started flogging them on ebay instead. |
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Then I realized the little sods were either nicking them or ripping them up, so I started flogging them on ebay instead.
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A quick question - not where I should put it so I've posted this here and in the Advice forum. My query is just as the title suggests - my son has loads of comics (Simpsons, Dandy Max, etc) from around 2008/9-2011 and would like to do something with them other than throwing them away.
Ideally it would be great to donate them to somewhere - maybe a children's hospital or some charity and just receive something just to cover postage (or to send us a postage label), but don't know if they would accept something like this. Has anyone done anything like this or know of any organisation/charity that would accept them? ![]() |
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Dandy Max? I think you got Dandy Xtreme and Beano Max mixed up, lol.
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You could always take them to your local charity shop, I did that with a load of mine and they accepted them no problem.
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A quick question - not where I should put it so I've posted this here and in the Advice forum. My query is just as the title suggests - my son has loads of comics (Simpsons, Dandy Max, etc) from around 2008/9-2011 and would like to do something with them other than throwing them away.
Ideally it would be great to donate them to somewhere - maybe a children's hospital or some charity and just receive something just to cover postage (or to send us a postage label), but don't know if they would accept something like this. Has anyone done anything like this or know of any organisation/charity that would accept them? ![]() Forward them to me. |
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