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Stafford Rec Camp In Need Of Household Items For Projects
The Stafford Rec Camp is looking for some unique items that can be donated for upcoming projects and activities.

STAFFORD, CT — The Stafford Rec Camp is looking for some unique items that can be donated for upcoming projects and activities.
Here is a list:
- 5 Gallon Buckets (uses for mixing, picking up and washing after messy projects as well as for water games)
- Old Light-Colored Sheets/Fabric (Campers will be making capes out of them and the sheets do not need to be in pristine condition)
- Old Crayons (They can be old and broken and campers will be melting them down to make solar rainbow crayons, so any condition is OK)
- Small Jars with Lids (Baby food jars would be perfect or about that size)
- Old Magazines (The camp needs a lot of magazines or old books with cool pictures for collage projects — books and magazines with pictures appropriate for children such as art, history, science, travel, sports, gardening, birding, cooking related publications)
- Clean Plastic Bottles with Lids (They van be any size like soda bottles, water bottle, any vessel that is clear, smooth and has a lid ... can be any shape or size ... smart water bottle or ones like that would be awesome)
- Cardboard Rolls (Toilet paper rolls, paper towel rolls and sort of cardboard tube)
- Cookie Cutters, Big Mixing Bowls & Rolling Pins (We use items like this for various projects; clay, play dough, slim, etc.)
- Fishing Gear: Tackle boxes, bobbers, hooks, nets, needle nose pliers; just some more of the basics
- Craft Supplies: Any materials like yarn, beads, stamps, etc.
Residents can bring these items to Staffordville Lake during Rec Camp hours — Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or by calling 860-983-4026 for pick up arrangements.
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