MCNs for charity?

**jake's mum** · 14-11-2011 11:14

I've got about 10-15 MCNs, some were used for about a month, some a couple of times and some never. all good brands and in great condition, and I want to give them to charity or anyone who wants to use MCNs but can't afford to.

Does anyone know how do I find how to give them to someone who really needs them?

I also need to do it ASAP because we're moving in a couple of weeks and I don't want to take them with us to the new place.

**Boobycino** · 14-11-2011 11:18

That's tricky. Maybe see if there's any organizations near you that provide food & essentials to families and see if they can rehome your nappies.

Otherwise I'd sell them and give the money to charity?

**anewme** · 14-11-2011 11:18

You could give Vinnies/salvo's etc a ring or even drop them off at a local church.

**jake's mum** · 14-11-2011 11:30

I thought about that but then they'd probably sell it in an op shop rather than give it to someone who needs it...

I'll do it if there no other way, but I'd prefer to actually give them to someone who can start using then as soon as they get them if you know what I mean.

**RaryGirl** · 14-11-2011 11:57

I freecycled mine ... asked people to tell me why they wanted them etc and chose one.

A charity that helped teen mums replied and I gave them the lot.

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**RaryGirl** · 14-11-2011 12:10

I freecycled mine ... asked people to tell me why they wanted them etc and chose one.

A charity that helped teen mums replied and I gave them the lot.

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**jsma10** · 14-11-2011 12:17

This lady sends them to mums in third world countries:

http://www.robgs.com/donateclothnappies/index.html

**brogeybear** · 14-11-2011 12:24

Freecycle is good, otherwise you could ROAK them on one of the MCN pages, but it would be likely they'd get swooped by people who aren't in serious need. If you take them to the charity shops, they'll just be onsold in the Op shop...
The link above looks good!

Guest · 14-11-2011 12:28

You can call your local council and get some numbers of women's shelters, I'm sure they would have many mums who need some and would love your kindness.