Rule #34 for donating items to charity. Any stock you have left over from your failed attempt to break into the craft fair circuit is not acceptable. This plastic, castle-shaped kleenex holder falls under this rule, as do diamond shaped ornaments made out of the same material.
This thing is a classic Dead Relative Donation. Somebody's grandma died and they just scooped everything that was on her dresser into a box and couldn't handle the thought of throwing her things away. So they decided to give them away.
Right now you probably think I'm a terrible person for writing that. But I'm not the one who donated garbage to charity.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
The Donation Location is Sorry For Your Loss
Rule #34 for donating items to charity. Any stock you have left over from your failed attempt to break into the craft fair circuit is not acceptable. This plastic, castle-shaped kleenex holder falls under this rule, as do diamond shaped ornaments made out of the same material.
This thing is a classic Dead Relative Donation. Somebody's grandma died and they just scooped everything that was on her dresser into a box and couldn't handle the thought of throwing her things away. So they decided to give them away.
Right now you probably think I'm a terrible person for writing that. But I'm not the one who donated garbage to charity.
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By far my least favorite donation. And we get so much of it!! "No, ma'am. We cannot sell individual sewing needles. No, no. None of your bric-a-brac either. You know what? FUCK your bric-a-brac."
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