My Dad has now passed on after being diagnosed In October 2018 and while trying to sort things out have found a load of pull up pants and pads that I don’t really want to throw away as know the cost of them, does anyone have any suggestions as to where I can donate these?
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Dear Scoobydoo
Love that name!!
If you have unopened packets you could offer them to your local hospice or care home. I think it unlikely anyone would accept any opened packets.
Hope you find takers
Best wishes
Tippy
Unfortunately I already did and they cannot accept them but a local church has been in touch and they would like them for their elderly outreach group and food bank along with some other mobility bits we have, so all good wouldn’t have thought to ask the local churches.
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