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Artsjunktion

Posted by

Heather
Donate art supplies

When you realize you’re never going to use that set of watercolours (you were going to be the next Monet!), donate them to the Toronto District School Board, and let a student experiment in your stead. A wide range of items are accepted, from hanging file folders to sewing machines and fabric scraps. See a partial list of accepted items here.

Artsjunktion accepts donations on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:30-1:30, and 2:30-5:30.

416-393-0894
eileen.orr@tdsb.on.ca
Old Orchard Public School, 380 Ossington Avenue, Toronto, Ontario
Posted in Donate or Dispose

Comments

  1. Heather Davidson says:
    May 29, 2019 at 1:34 pm

    Hello

    I have a huge collection of National Geographics dating back to the 30s in my school library. Someone suggested you might take them? If not do you know anyone who would?

    Reply
  2. Diana says:
    June 4, 2019 at 6:56 am

    Hi Heather,
    We are actually a Professional Organizing firm. You are asking your question on our blog but, don’t have anything to do with Artjunktion (we do donate to this organization and find it amazing!). You may want to contact Eileen Orr the coordinator at Artjunktion at 416.393.0894.
    Best of luck!

    Reply

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