Are these your clothes? Dryer donated to charity with laundry inside
ReStore manager says it's not the first time
Staff at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Charlottetown got a surprise recently, with a little something extra included with a donation.
Last week someone dropped off a dryer and staff discovered a clean load of laundry inside.
"All dry and everything, just not folded," said store manager Paul Molyneaux.
Looking for owner
Molyneaux said finding the clothes was a little unusual, but it's not the first time something like this has happened.
"It happens every once in a while, we'll get that kind of thing, or we'll get you know dressers with some clothes in it or drawers with picture albums," Molyneaux said.
The store doesn't know to whom the clothes belong, as it doesn't keep track of names for donations. The store posted about the clothes on social media in the hopes of tracking down the owner.
If you know who dropped off a dryer as a donation here yesterday afternoon....there was a load of dry clothes in it...it is here waiting for you
—@PEI_ReStoreSo far, the store has had no leads and Molyneaux said if no one comes forward by Wednesday the store will donate the clothes to the Salvation Army.
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With files from Katerina Georgieva