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February 05, 2021
[Updated: Feb 5, 2021]
What happens after you decide to declutter your home following the Marie Kondo method and find yourself left with a mountain of discarded garments that just don t spark joy?
Instead of binning them, why not consider giving them a second lease of life. Just because they don t inspire us doesn t mean they can t spread some cheer to others.
Naturally, most places (save for one which we found) request that we be decent enough human beings to not give soiled, torn, or unwearable garments. Remember, your donation should not be a burden to others.
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This is their life - COVID puts a kink in annual count of San Antonio s homeless
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Alyssa Gooch helps Kaleb Starr unload his donations. Because of COVID, the South Alamo Regional Alliance for the Homeless has cancelled its 2021 unsheltered point-in-time count. Instead, the organization is hosting a street outreach day of appreciation on TuesdayJan. 26, 2021Ronald Cortes/ContributorShow MoreShow Less
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Alyssa Gooch helps Kaleb Starr unload his donations. Because of COVID, the South Alamo Regional Alliance for the Homeless has cancelled its 2021 unsheltered point-in-time count. Instead, the organization is hosting a street outreach day of appreciation on Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021.Ronald Cortes/ContributorShow MoreShow Less
Wicklow Cancer Support and St Vincent de Paul have benefited from the annual Remembrance Tree despite Covid-19 restrictions.
Wicklow Rotary Club erected the annual Remembrance Tree for the 14th successive year and collected funds for a total of €5,000 for both volunteer organisations.
Andy Bolger, president of Wicklow Rotary, said: The Remembrance Tree has proved a popular meeting place leading up to Christmas every year for the people of Wicklow and visitors to the town. Everyone is encouraged to sign the Book of Remembrance and write a message to remember a departed loved one. This year, this aspect of the project wasn t possible because of Covid-19 restrictions, but we felt it was important for the town and Rotary to erect the Remembrance Tree.