Stuff like pencils and paper and all that. You know, boring but useful consumables.
I'm in Parkville, but anywhere in the Baltimore area is fine if it's going to people who need them.
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krakencats t1_jdk3vhw wrote
If you go to pretty much any school in BCPSS, I'm sure they'd be super excited for it! I know the school I work at would be super happy to receive any school supplies!
jmto3hfi t1_jdk4fl3 wrote
I bet your mom would be really pleased you’re donating the supplies. I’m a BCPS teacher- any middle or high school would love the extras (we don’t get many donations). Drop by any main office and tell the secretary to pass on the supplies to the English chair. 😊
Y2ff OP t1_jdk6a0f wrote
Haha, yeah I just don't wanna seem weird about anything (but I have a lot of social anxiety so)
Absurdityindex t1_jdkgx0m wrote
Bmore Scrap takes donations.
Aflamann t1_jdkilfs wrote
Every front desk person at every Baltimore City school I've been in has been gracious. They've seen it all, they don't judge. They'll be happy to take it off your hands with no fuss.
Sivla-Alegna t1_jdl1wg9 wrote
You could definitely drop them off at the door an hour or so before school starts. A staff member will certainly find it and be super grateful.
chaoticfunwith2 t1_jdlw1og wrote
Parkville MS and parkville HS are schools that would benefit near you. I would drop off at the main office. They would be so appreciative!
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SonofDiomedes t1_jdm1cmp wrote
You might donate the supplies to these folks:
https://www.wishlistdepot.org/
Free school supplies for teachers and students in need.
RibbonQuest t1_jdm1rix wrote
I donated a bunch of craft supplies to a local elementary school earlier this year. They'll be grateful to accept everything. I suggest calling ahead and asking what time is good for them. The office will be busy at the very beginning and end of the day and lunch time can get busy too.
tr6908 t1_jdpl6w0 wrote
Paul’s place - it’s in pigtown, great place - they are looking for these exact things now
Mindfulhydration t1_je66mrp wrote
I donated art supplies (mostly pencils and art paper) to Jubilee Arts on Pennsylvania Avenue. I emailed ahead and some staff met me there. They were very cool and gracious. Jubilee is community centered and has art focused classes for kids and adults.
Y2ff OP t1_jdk20cp wrote
For anyone who's curious how I ended up with a bunch of school supplies I don't need: Mom used to be a teacher, then retired and got into couponing. She died somewhat recently, and we're cleaning out the basement.