Where can someone donate the fronts of used greeting cards for charity?

Answer 1

At one time, you could donate them to St Jude's Ranch (http://www.stjudesranch.org/) but it seems as though they're swimming in card fronts and are now asking for Campbell soup labels instead. St. Jude's Children's Ranch Still accept them as of 2009. Here is the address: St. Jude's Ranch for Children 100 St. Jude's Street Boulder City, NV 89005 Be sure to email them at: info@stjudesranch.org Next year, just to be sure. .

Answer 2

You can donate your used greetings cards to many different projects where they will be greatly appreciated such as your local nursery school or playgroup or the childrens ward at the local hospital or a local community project all of these places regularly use greetings cards to create calenders more cards and collage with the children and are always grateful for used cards cardboard boxes such as cerial packets and toilet roll tubes and old newspapers but remember that it will be small children using these items so no soap boxes or packets and no alluminium foil tear off packets with the sharp edge and no nudity in the papers either.

Answer 3

Go to www.docrafts.co.uk where they run a campaign each year for the sale of your handmade cards to charity.

This year (2010) they are working with Cancer Research UK. They provide a special envelope and then sell the cards for £1 in their shops.

Answer 4

www.operationwritehome.org is a great national organisation that accepts handmade cards for our deployed servicemen (and women!) to write home with. love this program!