Cooking Where to get rid of unused/unwanted candy molds?

[jrnunzio3]

Hi everyone,
I would like to get rid of a bunch of my candy molds that I have as I don't want to do it anymore. I have a huge Rubbermaid tub full of them. I have never used Ebay and don't want to use Craigslist (my husband got some crazy responses from there and I don't want anyone to have my address/phone number). Is there someplace else to get rid of these?

I also have a few cake pans that I don't want any longer. Can you tell that since I am not working right now and I have time on my hands, that I am trying to declutter?

Thanks,
Jenny

 

[crazyme5kids]

Freecycle. I've gotten rid of a bunch of stuff that way. I know what you mean about the address thing, but honestly, I never had a problem with giving mine out to someone through Freecycle. Most of the time I just leave the items on my front stoop.

Once in a while I arrange to drop things off to someone, usually where they work.

If you are not familiar with this sight, no money is exchanged, the items given and gotten are free.

 

[MazdaUK]

Are there any groups nearby tht could use them - guides, maybe? Or a school that could either use them or sell them? (Our school does have a stall for this sort of stuff at its winter and summer fairs)