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July 1, 2009 9:36 AM

Free clothing and household - bring some, take some 7/2 Purcellville

Don't forget!!! And pass the word today.

I'm bringing a lot of stuff - and looking for clothes for 4 boys 8-17.

Hi everyone,
Do you ever just want to clean out your closet, garage or basement and NOT have to tag it all for a yard sale for some small amount of money that is not worth all the work? Wouldn't it be nice to give it to someone who needs it rather than let it sit in your home fading or gathering dust?

Here is your opportunity!

Next Thursday, July 2nd, from 10 am to 3:00 pm you can bring absolutely anything you want to give away. Clothing, dishes, books, school related, your husband's old shirts (haha!), glasses, toys that no one is using etc. - everything and anything. If you have something that is too large to transport, bring a photo. The best part is you get to look around and see if you need anything!

Absolutley no money will be passed. This is meant to share with one another.

Where: St. Francis Catholic Church in Purcellville.
When: July 2nd
Time: 10 am - 3:00pm.

Afterwards, either pick up what is not taken. If someone has a charity that you would like to donate what is left to - please share the info. We can donate to your cause.

PLEASE INVITE YOUR FRIENDS! No rsvp needed - just show up!

Love,