Dear Craigslist crazy lady (and her friends) IT'S NOT WIC!

[Macaela25]

BTW-There are so many great charity organizations out there that could use baby formula, AND you would get a tax write off.

Can you tell me which ones? I'd be interested if they were local (I'm not paying to ship these). When I called our local women's shelter, they told me all their families receive formula from WIC. Why bother? Salvation Army/Goodwill will only sell it. I'm not interested in funding some "colonel's" house.

[nateNnatsmommy]

Why would the shelter say that, I wonder? We all know that WIC formula isn't enough - I had to buy more each month. :shrug7:

Can you tell me which ones? I'd be interested if they were local (I'm not paying to ship these). When I called our local women's shelter, they told me all their families receive formula from WIC. Why bother? Salvation Army/Goodwill will only sell it. I'm not interested in funding some "colonel's" house.

[Dayzy]

Can you tell me which ones? I'd be interested if they were local (I'm not paying to ship these). When I called our local women's shelter, they told me all their families receive formula from WIC. Why bother? Salvation Army/Goodwill will only sell it. I'm not interested in funding some "colonel's" house.

Call a local church or a food pantry. Or your child's pediatrician's office. I think the pedi would be able to give it to someone who could use the extra help. My son was on a very pricey formula for a while and the pedi was able to get me a can from someone who had some left over. It meant so much to us!