Yes. THey have routes scheduled and you can be put on one of those routes. They can tell you when they can p/u the stuff. If you can’t be there, leave it outside with a sign that says "Salvation Army". And they’ll p/u the stuff. Really easy….
Yes. THey have routes scheduled and you can be put on one of those routes. They can tell you when they can p/u the stuff. If you can’t be there, leave it outside with a sign that says "Salvation Army". And they’ll p/u the stuff. Really easy…. References :
Sometimes they do, it depends if they have the transport. Help the Aged do, or your local council often has info on local charities who do this. References :
Yes they will. I have had them collect unwanted furniture before. Im in Perth and all i did was phone the Salvo’s. I have just checked and there is a collection service in the White Pages. Good old Sallys!!!! Hope this helps References :
All charities will only take soft furnishings if there are the fire labels still attached. This shows the filling meets British Standards for fire hazards. If you have any furniture to give with upholstery then this will apply. if it does not conform it will have to be dumped.
Yes, but if you live above the 2nd floor you will have to get it down to at least the second floor yourself. I tried to get them to come and get a sofa when I lived on the 3rd floor, but they said for insurance reasons they couldn’t come up there, I would have to get it down to at least the second floor. References :
March 2nd, 2010 at 12:05 am
help the aged will,try the yellow pages
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March 2nd, 2010 at 12:17 am
The veterans will. Also, if you have a New Life Thrift, they will as well.
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March 2nd, 2010 at 12:54 am
Yes. THey have routes scheduled and you can be put on one of those routes. They can tell you when they can p/u the stuff. If you can’t be there, leave it outside with a sign that says "Salvation Army". And they’ll p/u the stuff. Really easy….
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March 2nd, 2010 at 1:04 am
Sometimes they do, it depends if they have the transport. Help the Aged do, or your local council often has info on local charities who do this.
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March 2nd, 2010 at 1:42 am
Yes they will. I have had them collect unwanted furniture before. Im in Perth and all i did was phone the Salvo’s. I have just checked and there is a collection service in the White Pages. Good old Sallys!!!! Hope this helps
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March 2nd, 2010 at 2:25 am
All charities will only take soft furnishings if there are the fire labels still attached. This shows the filling meets British Standards for fire hazards. If you have any furniture to give with upholstery then this will apply. if it does not conform it will have to be dumped.
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March 2nd, 2010 at 3:15 am
They will, at least, they did it for my family when we moved and gave away our dining room table.
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March 2nd, 2010 at 4:01 am
They usually will if you are local and the furniture is in decent condition. Call and find out their pick-up schedule.
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March 2nd, 2010 at 4:29 am
Yes, but if you live above the 2nd floor you will have to get it down to at least the second floor yourself. I tried to get them to come and get a sofa when I lived on the 3rd floor, but they said for insurance reasons they couldn’t come up there, I would have to get it down to at least the second floor.
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