Last weekend in New Hampshire the weather was magical, and the Goodwill swaps were too. In Concord bikes were the focus, in Portsmouth, clothing…
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Our 4th Annual Women’s Clothing Swap at the Portsmouth Public Library was a-buzz with women ready to donate a bag (or more) of clothes and shop the swap. We started at 10 am with a line out the door, had 100 swappers by 11 am, and -amazingly- by 3 pm the Goodwill truck was packed with 1800 pounds of donations headed to the Portsmouth store. It was a busy, busy day. We truly could not have done any of it without our leader-in-swap Jennifer Moore, multiple shifts of amazing volunteers, and the Portsmouth Public Library. From Portland down to Portsmouth we cheer: thank you, thank you, thank you!
Meanwhile The 5th Annual Concord Bike Swap was chock full of swappers for a good cause too. Women working in our pilot program, Recycled Cycles, refurbished over 100 bikes for the swap. Proceeds from the sale of our Recycled Cycles that day go right back into the program. Read more on the story at WMUR Channel 9. Many thanks to the Concord community, Tim Farmer and S&W Sports, the Central New Hampshire Bicycling Coalition, and all of the staff and volunteers who made this swap happen. Your help makes such a difference; thank you for supporting our work.
