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Why children's hospices are paying to throw away your donations

Newseze Wire·Wed, Oct 14, 5:12 AMWire: BBC Birmingham
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Why children's hospices are paying to throw away your donations

One charity, Acorns Children's Hospice, says a third of donated goods cannot be sold

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