What Do You Do with Used Toys That Are in Great Condition

You can take them to Milk Money on Tulane Street in Princeton. Gina takes both good quality toys and clothes - it's a great store and great resource in the area.

Best of luck.

D.

I live in PA just over the bridge from Trenton and we have a bunch of stores that accept used toys and clothing. Thrift stores/consignment shops will accept used toys/clothing. Some will even give you a few dollars for them. If you google thrift stores in Bucks County you should be able to find a few. Or you could have a yard/garage sale, that's what my sister does. She gets people at her house at 8am. If you decide to do that you should advertise that it's for children's toys. Another option is ebay or one of the sites that allow people to swap their stuff. http://www.freecycle.org/search

There is a place in Newtown Pa on sycamore street that is called Yours, Mine, and Ours. They have really nice things. Everything is consigned or donated. The number is 1-###-###-####. The woman who runs it is super nice. If you are familiar with Newtown it is just a few blocks down from where Starbucks is located. Good luck and Happy Holidays! www.livegreeneasy.com

Hi Joanna,
Any Church will or I would think, take those items. If that's not a go, then try consignement shops and make a little profit. Put them on Ebay, or I will. I'm a huge ebayer. Buyer and seller. You could also take them to the good will. It's a tax write-off and people like me can buy them at a low price. I have two boys ages 4 and 7 and they don't know the difference between new and used. Let me know how you made out.
H.

there is a woman named mary who runs tender hearts. she takes all kinds of things for babies, prom dresses. etc she does great work for the kids and people in need. she sells prom dresses for girls for $1.00 you can call her at
###-###-#### 68 alexander ave trenton, nj

Hi, Joanna! Have you tried Home Front, in Trenton, NJ?

http://www.homefrontnj.org/

They accept baby clothes, toys, and tons of other stuff, provided it is "gently used." There's a list of needs/wants on their donation page.

You could also try to put them on Craigslist.com under free and you would be surprised how many people would want to take them.

There's a good consignment store in Princeton called Milk Money that accepts toys and clothes. We also list a lot of toys and other items like that or items like snowsuits and such online at craigslist.org under central New Jersey (for your area) or Philadlphia, whatever area is closer for you. Good luck!

http://www.milkmoneylove.com/pages/locations.html
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