Charlee

I think I'd also be contacting Catholic Charities in your area and let them know what happened...~shrug~

Jeri6

She could get a tax write off this way. Thats what I think. Oh I just saw someone else thinks tax write off. Tax write off's are important now days with so few things that can be written off.

PJO

I believe I would have to ask her why she did this. Why didn't she return it to you or at least ask you if you wanted it back if it wasn't what she was looking for??? Not very nice of her!!!

Nancy O.

What an awful thing to do to you. In my area in Michigan, we have a news station that does the "Hall Of Shame". This woman belongs on that list. If you happen to know this woman's first and last name, give it to the IRS.

Ramona Byrd

Just a suggestion...write to her so everyone else can see it,
but be thrilled that you had "DISCOVERED" some fabric
exactly like the stuff you gave her at Goodwill, and if she
hurrys she could get it and have double the amount she
asked for.

She will know that you know what she did, and lots of others
will figure that out, all without you getting nasty!

mrspete

Yeah this kind of thing makes you sick inside. But, daddy use to advise us not to dwell on the "maker's' bid". He said when you give it it isn't yours any longer and heart and honesty of the receipient is in the hands of HIM. So, don't hang on to what isn't yours, even the intent and resolve isn't ours, ya know??? but don't you just wish she'd walk by with a loose shoelace. There is forgiveness for everything, almost! almost.

Blessings, Ruth

mrspete

Oh Lawwwww, I do love the Hall of Shame, so cute!

omak

I wonder - - how much value do you suppose Goodwill gave her on her receipt for donating all that fabric? <wave> I think it is called a "tax deduction" ...

zz-pd

wow that is really bad. more so when there is people like me who can't buy any, even at good will. so sorry that happened to you. and God bless you for donating to what you thought was a wonderful cause. Penny

AnnaK

Some people will go around a mile to just not say the truth: "I'm sorry but these will not work out for me." Maybe she thought she'd hurt your feelings.