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Free or low-cost items for babies and kids such as baby food or formula, clothing, books, toys, breast pumps for new moms, and more. Also includes services providing free laundry facilities for young families to use.
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Free used clothing and toys for young children and used household items. Contents vary from week-to-week. If a client has a specific need and the item is not in stock, staff will try to find the item for them.
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Life's Necessities Provided by: Gifts from the Heart
Provides donated goods to people with a self-identified need. Goods include:
- Food
- Clothing and footwear
- Toys
- Household items
- Furniture
- Personal items
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New Parent Bags Provided by: Kids West Family Resource Centre
A bag filled with information and samples of products for parent and baby.
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Sells secondhand:
- Clothing
- Household goods and décor
- Sporting goods
- Toys
- Books
- Games
- Seasonal goods
Donations accepted for items that are clean and in gently used condition
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Provides a free access to the TD Summer Reading Club web portal that provides free online reading materials that are focused on Canadian authors, illustrators and stories to inspire children to explore the fun of reading. Web access code to the portal is available along with a notebook, stickers, and a postcard for pickup at any of the 25 PEI libraries until August 31.
Web portal activities Include:
- Free e-books
- Exploring recommended reads
- Online notebook to track own reads
- Printable colouring sheets
- Voting for favorite books and writing reviews
- Writing stories and more
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Thrift store that sells new and gently used:
- Clothing
- Furniture
- Books
- Toys
- Household goods
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Thrift Store Provided by: New to You Thrift Store
Thrift store that sells used clothing and small household items (no appliances or furniture).
Accepts donations.
Accepts donations.
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Thrift Store Provided by: Divine Encounter Fellowship
Sells gently used:
- Clothing
- Household items
- Toys
- Books
- Shoes
- Jewelry
Accepts donations
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Thrift store that sells new and gently used:
- Clothing
- Shoes
- Furniture
- Books
- Toys
- Household goods: bedding, towels, dishes, kitchen items. etc
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- Family and Children Financial Assistance
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- Health Condition Organizations
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- Older Adults
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- Sexual Health
- Women, Pregnancy and Postnatal
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