For a family in need
Hi Neighbourly
I’m not too sure it’s it is the right place to advertise this. I am a social worker working with family in high needs. I am working with a family With 4 boys Who are passionate about basketball. The boys have asked me if I could get them a basketball hoop to put in the house. The children have not much so sport is a good way for them to be occupied . And it is good for them as exercise work on your physical and mental wellbeing . So if you have one in the back of the garage that you do not use any more, I would be more than happy to come and get it. If it is not appropriate I’m happy to remove the comment 😊
Kindly appreciate it
Thank you
Corinne
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