April 6, 2017

The Blessing Box

In front of C-CAP in Front Royal is a Blessing Box. People are invited to leave items for others who might need them. So far I have donated a couple of small blankets, a hat, socks, and some non-perishable food items.


Larger items I usually take to Goodwill or one of the other thrift stores. Sometimes I wonder this: "If I had to live on things I have given away, how long would I survive?" Probably for a while but I would have to be extremely frugal!



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12 comments:

  1. Tom6:29 AM, April 07, 2017

    ...neat idea, I could fill it up many times.

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  2. lenalima8:46 AM, April 07, 2017

    Doar faz bem a alma!

    Amei o campo verde com os cavalos.
    Bonita imagem.


    bjsss

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  3. Linda W.10:32 AM, April 07, 2017

    I like the idea of a "blessing box."

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  4. William Kendall11:05 AM, April 07, 2017

    That is a good idea.

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  5. Connie1:38 PM, April 07, 2017

    I've never heard of a blessing box. I like that it encourages charity.

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  6. Out on the prairie1:44 PM, April 07, 2017

    As a kid we shared everything unusable with neighbors. Sometimes it came back to you, such as ice skates I remember.

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  7. Betsy2:28 PM, April 07, 2017

    I would leave items there if I ever saw one. A good idea for sure. Thank you for visiting me. betsy

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  8. Tamar SB6:13 PM, April 07, 2017

    What a wonderful idea!

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  9. Michelle9:22 PM, April 07, 2017

    Our community has one of these, but it is bigger. A wonderful idea.

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  10. Daniela12:14 PM, April 08, 2017

    Only American People can think to such blessings, I do admire you so much !

    Wishing you the best of weekends,
    I'm sending my dearest love to you, lovely Linda

    XOXO Dany

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  11. Bill4:45 PM, April 08, 2017

    What a wonderful idea. We have a few charity shops here in town that we donate to.

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  12. Lowcarb team member5:43 PM, April 09, 2017

    Now that is a great idea.

    All the best Jan

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