How to Donate Stuffed Animals in Minnesota

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Written By
Paul Lin
Paul Lin
Published: Dec 12, 2019
Updated: Aug 30, 2022
2 minute read

If you are considering cleaning out your home and donating your stuffed animals to help a needy cause, you have a variety of options. If you don't have time to find a specific person to take the stuffed animals, donation services in the Minnesota area are standing by to assist you. If you would rather see the joy on someone's face and personally make sure your stuffed animals go to a good home, try using online posting sites like Craigslist.

Craigslist

Register for or log into a Craigslist account. Choose a specific area or city in Minnesota, from the drop-down menu, where you want to post your listing.

Come up with a title and message that best suits your donation situation. List some details about the stuffed animals, such as your reasons for donating and the condition they are in. Add a few pictures so the searcher can see the stuffed animals.

Type your contact information at the end of your message for people to respond if they are interested. Email addresses and telephone numbers are a good form of communication.

Click "Continue" to look over the information to make sure it is accurate. Click on the "Submit" button to make your listing live.

Donation Town

Enter your Minnesota ZIP code when prompted on the Donation Town website (see the link in References). The website will proceed to find local charities in Minnesota.

Enter your contact information into the contact form. Select a local charity listed underneath the contact form and click "Submit."

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Wait for the website to generate the charity's address and telephone number. Call the charity to schedule a convenient pickup time. If the charity has a donation office you can drop off your stuffed animals yourself.

Ask for a tax-deductible receipt at the donation office or when the charity staff arrives at your home to pick up the stuffed animals.

Warnings

Never give out personal information such as your address when putting a listing on Craigslist. For extra security when meeting up with someone, bring a friend or meet the person in a public location during the daytime.

Paul Lin

Paul Lin has been writing professionally since 2010. He has written scripts for the National Science Foundation and short films that have won awards at film festivals. His knowledge of broad topics along with visual scriptwriting allows…

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