Gently used clothing, shoes and sandals for adults, all sizes;
Blankets for the winter and umbrellas for the summer!
Spectacles – prescription or just readers.
Embroidery threads, sewing cottons and needles; knitting wool and needles;
Items that can be purchased locally:
Toilet tissue; soap; household disinfectant; dish detergent and cloths and sponges; bleach; brooms; mops & buckets; Rubbish bags
Plasters; bandages; antiseptic cream; adult diapers;
Food storage containers; re-useable plastic cups;
Disposable plastic knives, forks, spoons
Small paper plates and bowls; napkins
Cans tuna; cans chicken; sugar free jams; stock cubes; soup noodles; boxes tomato puree
Serving trays
It has been mentioned that “Westjetters” can bring down an extra suitcase for free for charitable donation items. I wanted to confirm that I spoke with Westjet and this is true. It is also posted on their website with all the conditions. Westjet-> Travel Info-> Baggage-> Checked and Excess Baggage-> Humanitarian Aid.
Thank you SO much for pointing this out! And I love the idea of a throw-out suitcase to leave behind.