Furniture items required for Young adults moving into independent living

By wilson
October 12, 2023 in For Sale & Items Offered

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wilson

Posted October 12, 2023

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Posted October 12, 2023

Collections this Saturday if anyone has any donations or items to sell at a reasonable cost

Please DM and you will be contacted to arrange pick up.

A friend of mine runs an organisation that helps put young adults into their own homes.

Most have come from assisted living and are now moving on to independence.

ideally Saturday 14th for collection.

PLEASE DIRECT MESSAGE so I can pass onto the organisation direct.

It's EA Jigsaw Care

We are looking for a number of furniture items such as

Coffee tables

shelving

Chest of draws

Bed single or Double

Lamps

Bed side tables

Mirrors

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