How can I get rid of a bunch of mismatch LEGO pieces?

You could donate them to a local charity. If you get the receipt you can deduct it from your taxes.

You can also donate them to a local school. Times are tough, education budgets are being cut and they always can use new toys.

Just because these were "sets" and may not look right to you when mixed together doesn't mean they won't be inspirational to a kid. They've got great imaginations and would love these Legos.

Hi there

I help run Bloxham Scout Group and I know that the Beavers would love to have your lego for their activities. Drop me back a message if you wish.

yours

Graham Duckworth

1st Bloxham Scout Group

www.bloxhamscoutgroup.org.uk

www.BrickRecycler.com accepts mixed up pieces, and even can pay for postage if you want. They put to great use bulk boxes of used LEGO brand bricks and figures (that are in good shape). Don't dump them, or donate them to organizations that don't deal in mixed up pieces. Inspire generations to come!

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Call your United Way to find a good child Day Care Center that could make good usage of these.

Donating them allows them to be reused without expending energy to recycle them into new products.

There are plenty of toy libraries who could with toys, as long as they are in good condition. It benefits lots of families, especially those who may not have money to buy these kind of toys.

donate to a child care center,or recycle into crafts.

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How about you donate them to a thrift store. I'm sure some kid out there would love them.

Please - give them to me! I have started a Lego club at my son's school. We will take any!