in desperate need of old boxing equipment

[T.Horton]

for my youth program.

I have next to know budget so most of the money and equipment is coming from my pocket and I am not rich. I am just trying to bring Toronto back to being a boxing powerhouse like it was thirty years ago.

is there anything that you would be willing to donate for the volunteer youth boxing program that I am running? I don't have much of a budget but my program is growing by ten to twenty percent bi-monthly and I am in a major bind.

for stuff that you guys are not using I am willing to pay a few bucks for anything that you can let go off. old bags, old gloves, old body armour, head gear and anything like old kettle balls and anything else that you can spare. I can't afford to pay a lot since I am basically funding the program but anything would help. Anybody who feels generous please let me know here or via PM.

Thanks in advance all.

Timmy.

[figzuki]

for my youth program.

I have next to know budget so most of the money and equipment is coming from my pocket and I am not rich. I am just trying to bring Toronto back to being a boxing powerhouse like it was thirty years ago.

is there anything that you would be willing to donate for the volunteer youth boxing program that I am running? I don't have much of a budget but my program is growing by ten to twenty percent bi-monthly and I am in a major bind.

for stuff that you guys are not using I am willing to pay a few bucks for anything that you can let go off. old bags, old gloves, old body armour, head gear and anything like old kettle balls and anything else that you can spare. I can't afford to pay a lot since I am basically funding the program but anything would help. Anybody who feels generous please let me know here or via PM.

Thanks in advance all.

Timmy.

Might want to try Craigslist in your/nearby cities man, there's always something on there...

I know you might now find equipment in volumes like you might need, but hey at least its something!

[BrotherDudeJack]

Hey man, I don't really have anything to donate, but what you're doing is very admirable. The world needs more people like u, not scared to roll their sleeves up and put in the work to make a difference. Good luck man.

[T.Horton]

Hey man, I don't really have anything to donate, but what you're doing is very admirable. The world needs more people like u, not scared to roll their sleeves up and put in the work to make a difference. Good luck man.

thanks man. i appreciate the support. seriously.

[T.Horton]

Might want to try Craigslist in your/nearby cities man, there's always something on there...

I know you might now find equipment in volumes like you might need, but hey at least its something!

we have a local version called kijiji.ca. i have been checking...thank you for the suggestion brother.

[figzuki]

we have a local version called kijiji.ca. i have been checking...thank you for the suggestion brother.

No prob.. God Bless for the good deed, and good luck with the program!!

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