KKYCarolMember- Joined
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Have you tried some of the thrift stores, Goodwill, DAV stores, Salvation Army, etc.? If you tell them what you are doing, they might be willing to help you with anything they might have on hand. Also, contact your local churches who might be able to assist you or if you have local senior citizen centers, some of the participants who are regular crocheters might have some leftovers supplies they would be able to donate.
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Hi Robin, welcome. I don't know if you've tried 2 places for yarn and hooks. 1. The veterans administration. You'll need to get their email address. Make a request. 2. If you have a senior center in your home town ask them if you can put up a sign asking for supplies. Many seniors use to crochet but can no longer do it. They have supplies that I'm sure they would be happy to donate. I have extra needles. Pls contact me by text and I'll send them to you. My name: Suzanne #715-213-4660. Looking forward to meeting you via text.

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↳ Replying to SuzanneHi Robin, welcome. I don't know if you've tried 2 places for yarn and hooks. 1. The veterans administration. You'll need to get their email … Thank you so very much. I'm very excited that I've gotten some good replies. Again my name is Robin Riddick
350 Snediker Ave, Apt 203
Brooklyn, New York 11207
If there is a cost, please let me know and I'll be happy to send the payment to you.
Thanks so very much

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