Donating Stuffed Animals

[Anonymous]

Where is a good place to donate old stuffed animals? Specifically in Montgomery County.

[Anonymous]

Reality no one wants them. We have a ton too. But there’s not much interest. It’s sad but you need to just throw them out.

[Anonymous]

Police and fire may, but call first.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Police and fire may, but call first.

They want new ones, not ones kids have wiped cooties on, drooled on, etc.

[Anonymous]

No one takes stuffed animals. You just have to throw them out.

[Anonymous]

Animal shelters maybe?

[Anonymous]

Goodwill takes them I'm pretty sure. If not, you could cut them apart, put the stuffing in a bag and label it "polyester fiberfill". Put all the eyeballs in a bag, label it "craft supplies". Then Goodwill will take it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one takes stuffed animals. You just have to throw them out.

So wasteful. Thrift stores take them.

[Anonymous]

Goodwill
Interfaith Works

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police and fire may, but call first.

They want new ones, not ones kids have wiped cooties on, drooled on, etc.

I have given the a good number that are basically new. To a child they are in perfect condition just no tag. They seem happy to have them.

[Anonymous]

We bought a beanbag stuffer and put them all in there and called it a chair.
https://www.amazon.com/Kisoy-Washable-Corduroy-Beanbag-Organizing/dp/B08L84BH7H/ref=sr_1_4_sspa?crid=1JH11F2ERECDQ&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.QNRz2n9n-r4tXmoW8-13bq88FysPr39OxImkQC-4QECpOkPclzK9TTh-WGlODqsAWgGSHEcSkymvw2za7hWYRQerleSPqL11UkQeQCyjbBn3rL-n1_On4ZHExRd8EwJEnyxT6iPghGSuuR0WdYopd53d-O8PIUL7QPVYrkWcLwBHd4InUz5Fhau92_jNItgeSXc3vp0JCBaq_hOf41OQXaQn7RbEPF8VoTr7yYJW0wKt4CGgo5bC1Wr10JQVFHh9QC7MGwt2y-EfyNcgtpMzr2xORuGdYGGsd3qQvK8BvhY.1lJ7CweBbCAvCd-S0bt04noW9S64t82of8GhxoXRsbA&dib_tag=se&keywords=bean%2Bbag%2Bstuffed%2Banimal%2Bstorage&qid=1742504155&sprefix=bean%2Bbag%2Bstuffe%2Caps%2C138&sr=8-4-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police and fire may, but call first.

They want new ones, not ones kids have wiped cooties on, drooled on, etc.

My spouse is a LEO and I assure you they accept clean, used stuffed animals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police and fire may, but call first.

They want new ones, not ones kids have wiped cooties on, drooled on, etc.

+1 I mean seriously? OP, do you want old ones for your kids?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Police and fire may, but call first.

They want new ones, not ones kids have wiped cooties on, drooled on, etc.

My spouse is a LEO and I assure you they accept clean, used stuffed animals.

Gross.. You don't know where they've been.

[Anonymous]

Put them in your recycle bin.