Gilbert 'Giving Machine' opens Nov. 17 to aid East Valley charities
Donations for East Valley charities will be accepted at the Giving Machine Nov. 17 to Dec. 31 at Gilbert Water Tower Plaza.
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The Giving Machine, the “vending machine” that works in reverse by giving users an opportunity to donate a variety of much-needed items for local and global charities, will appear this holiday season in Gilbert.
Donations for East Valley charities will be accepted Nov. 17 to Dec. 31 at Gilbert Water Tower Plaza.
The #LightTheWorld Giving Machines started in 2017 and have raised more than $22 million in donations worldwide for local and global charities. Arizonans have donated more than $3.5 million, according to a release.
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Gilbert 'Giving Machine' opens Nov. 17 to aid East Valley charities
(Photo provided by Giving Machine)
Donations for East Valley charities will be accepted at the Giving Machine Nov. 17 to Dec. 31 at Gilbert Water Tower Plaza.
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The Giving Machine, the “vending machine” that works in reverse by giving users an opportunity to donate a variety of much-needed items for local and global charities, will appear this holiday season in Gilbert.
Donations for East Valley charities will be accepted Nov. 17 to Dec. 31 at Gilbert Water Tower Plaza.
The #LightTheWorld Giving Machines started in 2017 and have raised more than $22 million in donations worldwide for local and global charities. Arizonans have donated more than $3.5 million, according to a release.
This year’s effort will include more than 50 locations around the world.
Local nonprofit beneficiaries from the Gilbert location include ASA Now, Chandler Care Center, Manes & Miracles, Winged Hope and Care for Life.
Visitors can make donations by purchasing items ranging in price from $5 to $250 and include staples such as clothing and hygiene items, meals and school supplies to livestock and life-saving medicine.
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