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I was cleaning out my daughter’s closet on a quiet afternoon, sorting through clothes she had long outgrown. Tiny sweaters, barely worn dresses, and pajamas that still carried the softness of bedtime routines filled the room with memories. Instead of packing them away or dropping them off at a donation center, I paused and wondered if someone nearby might truly need them.
I shared a short post in a local online group, offering the clothes for a toddler. Not long after, a message arrived from a woman I had never met. She explained that she was going through a difficult season—recently on her own, unemployed, and doing everything she could to care for her young daughter. She didn’t ask for money. She simply asked if I could send the clothes and offered to pay for shipping.
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