Uniforms for Zambia-DONATE 2008

August 1-10 , 2008 — Click here for information on how to donate or view the press release for the 4th Annual Uniforms for Zambia event.

Now here's your part: all you have to do is bring all of your unwanted stuff

to any of the locations listed belowduring between August 1-10, 2008.

Be sure to mention that the proceeds from your items

are to benefit UNIFORMS FOR ZAMBIA.



Accepting: antiques musical instruments collectables media (CD/DVD/VHS) cameras sports equipment memorabilia jewelry & watches vehicles, parts & accessories Please call with questions and our staff will be happy to help you decide if your items are worth listing. We Sell Now eBay the smart way! 6300 Steubenville Pike Robinson Township, PA 15205 412-809-0590 Store Hours Mon.: - Fri. 10 - 6 Sat.:. 1-3 Sun.: Closed		Accepting: Clothing in current styles,and in like new condition, freshly laundered and on hangers Home décor items that are in season Furniture that is in good condition Bestsellers include home décor, jeans, slacks, tops and designer apparel. Our friendly staff is always happy to answer questions! The Savvy Fox of Peters Unique Botique & Consignment Shop 3855 Washington Road McMurray, Pa 15317 724-942-5121 Store Hours Tues - Fri: 11-5 Sat.: 10-5 Sun.: 12-4 Mon.: Closed

	You can donate directly by sending a check directly to:
	Uniforms for Zambia PO Box 11611 Pittsburgh, PA 15228
	Uniforms for Zambia 2005
	Uniforms for Zambia Event in Tribune Review
	Zambia Success Story
	Caylin McKee, a senior at Mt. Lebanon High School, learned that children in Zambia, Africa aren’t able to attend school unless they have a uniform. This seems simple enough except that these children have trouble getting dinner, let alone $10 for a uniform. Caylin realized that people in our country have so much that they need places like eBay to handle things that they can no longer use, and thought that this would be a great way to earn money for this cause. This is the fourth year for UNIFORMS FOR ZAMBIA. Caylin visited Zambia in 2005 and personally distributed the uniforms. While she will not be going back this year, she continues to support this cause with yearly donations and fund raisers.