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is collecting coats and other supplies for the victims of Hurricane Sandy.
I have a number of coats in fact 4 womens coats that we gathered in a bag today, plus one adult male coat and 4 children's coats.
The black leather coat is the first leather coat I bought myself and it's till in great shape as is the faux fur.
The brown jacket is a Jones New York coat and was one of my favorites but only worn a few times. It was a TJ Maxx find.
We will drop it off this week .
If you are interested in making a similar donation here's what Christian Service Mission wrote on their Facebook page:
"Here is a shot of a 53' truck being loaded up with relief supplies to be sent to New Jersey! Thank you to everyone who contributed! We still need coats and other winter accessories to distribute, if you have any bring them by CSM. We do not know when the next truck will leave with supplies, so you are welcome to bring coats anytime! We will post when we know when we will be loading up the next truck."
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Brief summary, my husband and I are dedicating 25 days to lesson giving with our children.
Here's a recap of our other projects:
Saturday, day 1, Dec. 1 -- we donated more than 75 toy and clothing items to Mission Possible. All of which were in good shape and had plenty of life left.
Sunday -- day 2, Dec. 2 -- We created home made Christmas cards for US soldiers through the Holiday Mail for Heroes. Go
Monday -- day 3, Dec. 3 -- We packed some gift bags for Be a Santa to a Senior.
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the Project 25 post.
Day 4, Dec. 4 -- We selected some Angel Tree needs. Our first Angel is a 12 year old boy. Go
to check it out.
Day 5, Dec. 5
We signed 100 Christmas cards for the residents of the TLC Nursing Center in Oneonta and delivered today after school
see the post.
Christie Dedman | cdedman@al.comDay 6, Dec. 6 -- Go
post.
Today we raided our wrapping paper stash to make a contribution to Children's Hospital Sugar Plum Shop.
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for parents of patients staying at Children's Hospital to shop for free and get toys and items for their children.
While toys and items for teens are needed, so are wrapping supplies.
Day 7, Dec. 7 -- We made treat bags and delivered cupcakes to the children living at Jessie's Place.
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Day 8, Dec. 8 -- treats for the firefighters. Go
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