Charity organisation in Dulwich..?

By Busy-bee
January 7, 2009 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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Posted January 7, 2009

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Posted January 7, 2009

Hello :) I'm wondering if any of you know of, or are involved in a Charity that might benefit a good sized television (screen is 26") in perfect working order. We have recently purchased a new one and would like the old one to go to a good home..

I was thinking maybe if there's a kids youth club.. or a home for the elderly.. or a homeless drop-in centre.. or something similar where there might be a common room in need of a tv...... then this would be a good place for my old telly to set up a new home! I'm quite new to Dulwich so not yet aware of what there is in this area!

I'm not sure if I've posted this on the right board.. apologies if I have not!

Many thanks and I look forward to hearing any ideas!

Kind regards,

Beth :)

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