how can we give away to kids hundreds of golf clubs that my dad who passed away left ??
93614
You can give it to the school district.  Or you can just give it to the office at the school.
1150621
you could contact the national arbour day foundation and get free trees to give to the fathers for the kids and dads to plant together... a tree of life- every year the child gets bigger and so does the tree!\n\nyou could have the kids bring in a photo of them with dad when they were little (or have dad come in for one taken now with his child) and have the kids frame it in a frame they make out of craft foam and buttons, fabric paint, markers, foam designs, etc... \n\nyou can have the kids make their dad's personalized sweat shirts or t shirts... put their hand prints on them or a picture of them with dad (use iron on transfer that you can print in the printer on your computer, then scan a picture into it and print in reverse onto the iron on transfer paper) the kids can write something like "worlds greatest dad" on it and make sure they put the date on them\n\nyou can have the kids make stepping stones to accent by the front door of their home... someone from a garden center or nursery could possibly come assist you with this project... add the child's name, age, and the date of father's day\n\n"For my husband's first Father's Day, I wanted to make fun of the traditional gift. So I took a solid-colored tie and used fabric paint to write, 'Daddy, for all you say and all you do, you deserve a hand or two.' Using the same paint, mixed with a little water, I made my son's handprints on the bottom of the tie. It was a big hit!"\n— Jodie, Pa.\n\n\n\ngood luck with your class project!\nsusan
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Try these stores:\n\nhttp://www.edwinwatts.com\n\nor \n\nhttp://www.golfgalaxy.com\n\nor \n\nhttp://www.ebay.com
193752
If you are still in school, try going to your schools office and asking someone whether or not is okay for you to do fundraisers in his honor.  Try selling candy, pizza kits, crafts, special pens and pencils, anything you can think of really would work.  You can also go around and ask people for a donation.  Try putting together some simple red ribbons to simbolize cancer foundation and give those to people who donate.  If you're really creative, make bracelets in the color red and sell those.  You'll soon create a fad and everyone will want one.  These ideas would also work around your neighborhood, but you'd have to put some work into that to make sure people really believe your cause and don't think that you're just trying to scam them for money!!!  Also try visiting cnacer websites for more info!
709600
Unfortunately, there is no direct way to do that. You can create a new eBay account very easily though - maybe that's a better idea. Good luck with the gift.
603986
May I suggest you ring Vulcan and ask them if they have any collector value? Their # is 1-800-842-1836. The condition of the clubs would be important. You can send me 10%... (only joking).
1130147
There's a website called www.supportkids.com.  Not sure how it works, but my guess is, they get a cut of whatever they collect, and you are happy to give them their cut since you would have gotten nothing without them.  HTH.
912925
Donate them to the Cub scouts. Soon they will be collecting old magazines and such for their annual drive!
82838
Try \n\nhttp://www.golfgalaxy.com
793258
There's no problem at all with handing them into a police station, we have secure waste facilities and are quite easily capable of taking a few knives.  Don't just put them in the bin, you never know who might get hold of them.\n\nIf you don't want to bother the police then either;\ntake them to a recyling depot run by the council\ndonate them to a old peoples home/community centre.  I'd say charity shop however most of them won't accept knives.
145762
If you want one that old, try a local pawn shop. If they dont sell things like that, the owner might know of someone who does. If its for a personal reason like a family member was in it or something, try writing to Sports Illus. they may be able to send you a copy
913476
Just email it an an attachment.\nI get them all of the time.
75083
sell stuff on ebay from celebraties  and send a % of the money to a nonprofit org like to help rebuild new orleans send the money to www.reliefspark.org they are a good non profit org helping out down here. \nI know my answere is the best so just send the 10 to reliefspark
576532
Sweetie, first of all let me say I know how hard it is to lose a parent, and I am so sorry......You can get relatively cheap artificial flowers that are pretty at craft stores (Pat Catan's, etc...). Or you can create a spray from the flowers he liked most. When my grandmother died we picked a ton of tulips from her garden and made a spray that way. Just figure out what you want to put in it and buy some ivy to put around it....I'm sure it will be beautiful, and remember that gone or not Dad will see it......God Bless you and your family!!!!!
64213
It's doubtful that you will find something like that on the internet. I have never heard of the "at least one dollar" and I have lost both parents. Your best bet is to contact the executor of the will.
1003012
e bay is your best option but it is better to keep it.  it will be worth some money after he retires.
741266
a library might take them if you want to donate them, there are a lot of those around