No response from mods-I know they’re busy so no shade to them. But I know of a small town charity here in B.C. that would benefit from anyone wanting to donate their unwanted H3 merch (or any clothing/housewares etc…) I’m only posting this in case ppl are in the mind frame of wanting to get rid of their old merch or anything else, doesn’t have to necessarily be H3 related. I asked the mods if I could post the name of the charity but I didn’t get a response so I’ll just put the name here if anyone wants to check them out, and if it gets deleted then I’ll know it’s not ok to post the charity name. They are a registered Canadian charity and all the info of where they are located and opening hours when to accept donations is on their website so if anyone wants to send donations of unwanted clothing or anything else they can go to the website. The name of the charity is called The Equality Project and their website is exactly their name spelled out as all one word, no spaces, and the regular dot see oh em at the end. They also have a fb account under the same name. It’s in a very small town but their reach is far in to the surrounding communities. And they share donations with the thrift stores in the nearby towns when they run out of room. They also have a soup kitchen so they also accept food and monetary donations. The email to send donations to is also on their “contact us” area if the website. I just wanted to spread the word because someone had mentioned earlier today that they read about ppl wanting to purge their old merch. Someone accused me in my earlier post today of wanting it for myself so to stop that shit in the bud I’ll say this, I’m not putting my personal info out there, I’m only sharing the charity name and info, yes I do volunteer in the kitchen there but also keep in mind that I’m a size 4x which is not very common and most stuff coming in wouldn’t fit me anyways. And I certainly wouldn’t want to be caught ded wearing any H3 merch now anyways, I’m just as sad as everyone here so no thank you, let someone else wear them to stay warm. I’m just trying to spread the word of a small town charity that would benefit from people wanting to get rid of some clothes (or any other items that people normally donate to thrift stores) they will accept anything like that. Sorry for the long post, I just wanted to get the word out there and make sure I covered everything.