Where to donate 1,000 piece Jigsaw puzzles!

[Anonymous]

Donate to local library or boys and girls club.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:During the pandemic we started doing puzzles and now have about 10 we want to get rid of. Most have all the pieces but a few are missing one piece. Will Goodwill take them if we note a piece is missing? Area nursing homes? Any ideas?

Nobody wants a puzzle missing pieces. Just recycle in the paper.

[Anonymous]

If you’re in moco, the used book stores run by the library will take them.

[Anonymous]

Just tape a note on top if they're missing pieces.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:During the pandemic we started doing puzzles and now have about 10 we want to get rid of. Most have all the pieces but a few are missing one piece. Will Goodwill take them if we note a piece is missing? Area nursing homes? Any ideas?

Nobody wants a puzzle missing pieces. Just recycle in the paper.

+1
Missing a piece? wtf . throw it out.

[Anonymous]

Some of these responses are so out there. Neither the nursing homes (Wtf?) nor the local girls and boys club want 1000 piece puzzles with missing pieces. Recycle for paper is the best suggestion. There are companies that will make a missing piece but it's not cheap, quick or easy.

[Anonymous]

Literally NO ONE wants a puzzle with missing pieces. That’s just cruel and ridiculous. It’s garbage.

[Anonymous]

The OP said missing “one piece”. Is that really a big deal if you are getting a free puzzle?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The OP said missing “one piece”. Is that really a big deal if you are getting a free puzzle?

It is if you’re a serious hobbyist. There’s nothing more infuriating than coming to the end of a big puzzle and finding a gap. I don’t know if others care as much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:During the pandemic we started doing puzzles and now have about 10 we want to get rid of. Most have all the pieces but a few are missing one piece. Will Goodwill take them if we note a piece is missing? Area nursing homes? Any ideas?

Nobody wants a puzzle missing pieces. Just recycle in the paper.

+1 that would be so very annoying

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The OP said missing “one piece”. Is that really a big deal if you are getting a free puzzle?

Please spare me the free puzzle with a piece missing. Do you want a free book with a page missing?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Literally NO ONE wants a puzzle with missing pieces. That’s just cruel and ridiculous. It’s garbage.

+1

[Anonymous]

The trash.

[Anonymous]

White Mountain makes nice puzzles. I would be willing to overlook a missing piece.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The OP said missing “one piece”. Is that really a big deal if you are getting a free puzzle?

It is if you’re a serious hobbyist. There’s nothing more infuriating than coming to the end of a big puzzle and finding a gap. I don’t know if others care as much.

“Serious hobbyist”??? My 12 year old loves puzzles and if she knew it was missing ONE piece would still happily do the puzzle.