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Local News Mon April 30 - Tough Drink Driving laws from today

The Shepparton community is banding together in support of the homeless and vulnerable with a fundraiser. What a wonderful cause to get involved with!

The event is set to take place on Sunday the 28th of July at the Sherbourne Terrace where there's sure to be food, great conversation and a drink on arrival. There's also prizes at the door and a range of activities to participate in, so jump onboard.

Ticket holders will hear from guest speakers Azem Elmez, The Salvation Army and many more. There's only a few weeks left, so grab a ticket and have a great time.

Click HERE for more information.

The Shepparton community is banding together in support of the homeless and vulnerable with a <a href="https://www.facebook.com/events/443083036275861/">fundraiser</a>. What a wonderful cause to get involved with!
The event is set to take place on Sunday the 28th of July at the Sherbourne Terrace where there's sure to be food, great conversation and a drink on arrival. There's also prizes at the door and a range of activities to participate in, so jump onboard.
Ticket holders will hear from guest speakers Azem Elmez, The Salvation Army and many more. There's only a few weeks left, so grab a ticket and have a great time.
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/events/443083036275861/">Click HERE for more information.</a>

Fundraiser For Local Homeless

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Hear Josiah's journey as he slept rough across the GV for 5 nights.

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Decided it’s time to declutter? Or the kids of outgrown their clothes but they’re still in excellent condition? By donating your pre-loved items to Vinnies they will get a new life, support Australians doing it tough and reduce landfill and the impact on the environment.

Vinnies shops need your good quality items to help fund Vinnies programs across the country that support 1.3 million vulnerable Australians each year.
 

What can I donate?

When considering whether something can be donated to Vinnies, our rule of thumb is if you’d give it to a friend, then it’s ok to give to Vinnies. 
Men’s, women’s and children’s clothing and accessories
Homewares, including manchester
Kids toys
Books, CDs and DVDs
Furniture (check your local Vinnies is able to take furniture)
Electrical appliances (some Vinnies shops take electrical goods, please call your local shop before dropping off)
 

What can’t I donate?

It takes a lot of money and volunteer hours for the thousands of tonnes of items we get that aren’t sellable. Please do not donate any of the following:
Ripped, torn, soiled or stained clothing
Broken, ripped or stained furniture
Cracked or broken homewares
Stained bedding including mattresses
Green waste
Household waste
Computers, printers and scanners
 

How do I donate to Vinnies shops?

You can drop off your wonderful donations of good quality clothes and household items to your local Vinnies shop during business hours.

You can also place donations into the donation bins provided, however if they are full please do not leave donations outside the bins as they are likely to get damaged due to the weather/environment and we’ll have to take them to landfill.
 

Can you pick up donations from my home?

Some of our Vinnies shops are able to offer pickup, however that is limited by our resources. Call 13 18 12 and select option 3.

Decided it&rsquo;s time to declutter? Or the kids of outgrown their clothes but they&rsquo;re still in excellent condition? By donating your pre-loved items to Vinnies they will get a new life, support Australians doing it tough and reduce landfill and the impact on the environment.
Vinnies shops need your good quality items to help fund Vinnies programs across the country that support 1.3 million vulnerable Australians each year. &nbsp;
What can I donate?
When considering whether something can be donated to Vinnies, our rule of thumb is if you&rsquo;d give it to a friend, then it&rsquo;s ok to give to Vinnies.&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Men&rsquo;s, women&rsquo;s and children&rsquo;s clothing and accessories</li>
<li>Homewares, including manchester</li>
<li>Kids toys</li>
<li>Books, CDs and DVDs</li>
<li>Furniture (check your local Vinnies is able to take furniture)</li>
<li>Electrical appliances (some Vinnies shops take electrical goods, please call your local shop before dropping off) &nbsp;</li>
</ul>
What can&rsquo;t I donate?
It takes a lot of money and volunteer hours for the thousands of tonnes of items we get that aren&rsquo;t sellable. Please do not donate any of the following:
<ul>
<li>Ripped, torn, soiled or stained clothing</li>
<li>Broken, ripped or stained furniture</li>
<li>Cracked or broken homewares</li>
<li>Stained bedding including mattresses</li>
<li>Green waste</li>
<li>Household waste</li>
<li>Computers, printers and scanners &nbsp;</li>
</ul>
How do I donate to Vinnies shops?
You can drop off your wonderful donations of good quality clothes and household items to your&nbsp;<a href="https://www.vinnies.org.au/shops">local Vinnies shop</a>&nbsp;during business hours.
You can also place donations into the donation bins provided, however if they are full please do not leave donations outside the bins as they are likely to get damaged due to the weather/environment and we&rsquo;ll have to take them to landfill. &nbsp;
Can you pick up donations from my home?
Some of our Vinnies shops are able to offer pickup, however that is limited by our resources. Call 13 18 12 and select option 3.

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