Call Goodwill, Salvation Army and a bunch of the local churches.

Where I'm at it really depends on the tenant.Low-income like to be close to the bus route and within walking of groceries, restaurants, churches, work and so forth.

In every other business, sports team, church or Girl Scout Troup that experiences this instant pattern of failure after failure with the same team under new leadership, it's clear the problem is the CEO.http://www.youtube.com/watch?

Here are a few, Saturday night so that it is seen by Church goers on Sunday and your calls begin on Monday.Friday night so that shoppers see them on Saturday morning and you might get a call before lunch Saturday.Sunday night so that people see it on their way to work Monday morningMy concern is that with weekday placement your calls will be in the evening or on people's lunch break unless it is targeted at wholesalers and other investors.

I'm a member of the Mormon church.

I wonder if that is the same church group that announced they were going to have a "peace ralley" at one of our local hero's funerals.Our local biker gang immediately announced that they would be at the funeral to provide security.

Even though I preordered it, I still had to wait in line at the downtown Chicago Apple Store for about 45 minutes (I thought I could just run in so I parked in front of a church and put up my flashers chicago style).

Common Sense lost the will to live as the churches became businesses; and criminals received better treatment than their victims.

That sunday she came to church and asked for enough money ($ 450) for a warrant on ticket.

An office of the organization (not a church or religious group) that I decided to give to was on my way home from a part time job, so to save on stamps, I stopped each week and handed them the money.