THE SALVATION ARMY (Regina)
WishList: http://www.thriftstore.ca/saskatchewan/donating-goods
Accepts items such as books & magazines, clothes and footwear, small household appliances such as blenders, toasters, coffee makers, etc., toys, collectibles.
Pick up Services available by calling 1-800-PLS-GIVE (1-800-757-4483). All donation pick up services are free. All items that accepted as donations have to be fully functional and in current resale condition please.
The community is encouraged to drop donations at either of our Regina locations: 1711 Dewdney Avenue East or 840 Albert Street.
For more info please view their website or contact the Guest Services Department guestservices@tstores.ca or 1-855-984-8378.
I have a set of 1989 world books that I don’t need any more and was wondering if yous have any use for them. I live in the Regina area and would be willing to deliver them to somewhere in Regina Sask
Hi Sharon, thank you for your inquiry. You would need to contact the charity directly regarding your book donation. I would suggest you contact THE SALVATION ARMY (Regina)
http://www.thriftstore.ca/saskatchewan/donating-goods
“Accepts items such as books & magazines, clothes and footwear, small household appliances such as blenders, toasters, coffee makers, etc., toys, collectibles.
Pick up Services available by calling 1-800-PLS-GIVE (1-800-757-4483). All donation pick up services are free. All items that accepted as donations have to be fully functional and in current resale condition please.
The community is encouraged to drop donations at either of our Regina locations: 1711 Dewdney Avenue East or 840 Albert Street.
For more info please view their website or contact the Guest Services Department guestservices@tstores.ca or 1-855-984-8378.”
Hope this helps,
Michelle Beaupre, Owner CharityWishList.ca
Hi, I am looking for some old magazine’s, is there any way I can get some from you guys?
Hi Milly, sorry but CharityWishList.ca doesn’t collect anything itself. It connects people to charities that are interested in receiving the type of item(s) that the person wants to give away. However, maybe try your public library (sometimes libraries get donations that they have multiples of or can’t use because of the subject matter or too outdated. Or try The Salvation Army’s Thrift Store: Albert St. Thrift Store, 840 Albert St Regina, SK S4R 8G3 Phone: 306 565-0764 . Good luck. Michelle Beaupre, CharityWishList.ca
I have some used nursing text books that I would like to donate. All are in good shape. would appreciate any suggestions as to where to take them.
Hi Marilyn, thank you for wanting to donate your used nursing text books. I would suggest contacting the campus book store of the schools where the books are part of their curriculum. Often campus bookstores will offer used books at reduced rates to students. If the bookstores buy them from you, you could donate the money directly to the charity of your choice. You could also contact your local used book store off-campus and do the same. Hope this is helpful. Michelle – CharityWishList.ca
Hi,
We are an Organization and got acquired from by another company.
We would like to donate the stationary item like post it notes, High coast pocket, lanyard, retractable badge holder. Coffee Mug
Do you guys accept these item
Hi Geetika,
Thank you for taking the time to find alternate interest for your office items. You would need to contact the charity of your choice directly to ask if they want the items. CharityWishList.ca is like a directory to help you find charities to contact.
For Regina, there are some suggestions here: https://charitywishlist.ca/select-province/saskatchewan/regina/donate-used-clothes-regina-area/
Or you can contact your local elementary school. The lanyards and retractable badge holder, coffee mugs, they could likely use for open houses and school special events, art classes etc.
Hope this helps,
Michelle
CharityWishList.ca
I have some hard-cover business and engineering textbooks that are 10 to 15year old. Where should I take them to as the campus library and public libraries are not taking them? Thanks.
Hi Frank, I suggest contacting your local schools and asking if they would be interested, either for their library, or for their art department to use for collages projects where kids cut out and paste stuff from magazines and books. Hope this is helpful.