Any ideas on where to pass good quality magazines on to others?

[Grasswire2]

Like good food and cooking magazines

and Harper's

all new within the last 18 months.

Library doesn't want them.

I have about ten pounds of them in a stack.

[Mr.Bill]

1. Convalescent home. n/t

[Bluethroughu]

2. Senior homes, woman shelters, or food pantries?

Anywhere people in need, can get something free.

There are many people interested in an escape, and free magazine is a short cut to get there.

Good on you!

[DURHAM D]

3. The public library in my town takes

magazines and books. The program is in a special area of the library and is run by a senior volunteer group.

[Karadeniz]

4. School English classes.....

[XanaDUer2]

5. Jails, libraries, nursing homes

I would sometimes, pre-covid, bring some to doctors' offices when they only had golfing magazines. For public libraries, though, don't bring so many it's overwhelming for staff

[thatcrowwoman]

6. Any local culinary schools?

Some high schools have Culinary Departments, as do many community colleges.
🕊thatcrowwoman

[Grasswire2]

7. all good ideas, thanks

Trying to pass things on rather than throw away.

Actually, it occurred to me that I live on a street with high foot traffic. I *could* just put some out now and then. My neighbor has a "little library" but she doesn't want anyone putting things IN.