Friendly Finds sale to donates all profits to the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC).


 
FF Sept2026Future Friendly Finds sales in September 12th and December 5th, the largest sale of the year. Many hands are needed to continue the Friendly Finds Sale.  Everyone who wishes to participate in the work of Friendly Finds Sale is welcome. Please join us in this meaningful work. Email: Chris Mrozinski with your availability. 

Extra Friendly Finds Volunteer days are posted on the Gwynedd Meeting calendar. Volunteers are always needed on Sale weekend from Friday afternoon to set up, through Saturday afternoon for clean-up.  Much of our work schedule happens while the school is in session, therefore, you must let Chris know if you are planning to help. 

Friendly Finds Donation Guidelines - please drop off prior to the week of the sale:

  • Gently used clothing and shoes 
  • Jewelry in usable condition
  • Household items in safe, workable condition
  • Cookbooks
  • Coffee Table Books for December sale only
Drop off Fresh baked goods on Friday or early Saturday on day of sale (please label if containing or processed with nuts, or if Gluten Free)

FiendlyFindsJewelryWe need and appreciate your very generous contributions!
Note: Because of the amount of work necessary to prepare for the sales, we can’t accept items on the Friday before, or the Saturday of the sale except baked goods. Please contact Chris Mrozinski in advance with information about items if needed to bring late. Also, contact Chris if it is necessary for him to pick up items or with any other questions.
 
We thought it would also help you to provide a list of items NOT to contribute.

Our customers are choosey about their purchases. To avoid wasting volunteer hours on sorting through and disposing of things that experience tells us will not sell:

Please do NOT contribute:
  • Mattresses or bed frames
  • Clothing or linens pilled, torn, faded or have holes or odorFriendlyFindsArtBedding
  • Cassettes and VHS tapes
  • Books, except for cookbooks, or “coffee table” books for the December sale only
  • Chipped or cracked dishware and glassware, ceramics, or decorative items
  • Electronics with frayed or missing wiring or parts
  • Batteries
  • TVs
  • Personal care items or cosmetics which are or open or out of date
  • Helmets
  • Food or drinks including tea bags
  • Old playpens or car seats
  • Plastic cutlery (both open and unopened)
     


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Gwynedd Meeting continues to honor the foundational work of 
AFSC starting in the late 60’s of our late member, Beth Binford, the spirit behind the sales. Through donations from Gwynedd and other sources, dedicated and hardworking volunteers strive to recycle and reuse unwanted clothes and other items to raise money for AFSC.



 

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Hello and welcome. If you are a new visitor, we have a page for you to get to know the 9 Quaker Meetings in Abington Quarter and learn more about planning a visit.
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Planning your Visit

The Meetings of Abington Quarter 



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There are 9 Monthly Meetings in Abington Quarter. You are welcome to find one near you and visit.

All Monthly Meetings hold "unprogrammed" Meeting for Worship each "First Day" (Sunday), although times vary.  An unprogrammed Meeting for Worship begins in silence, attending to the "small, still voice within." Spoken ministry is offered as those gathered for worship feel so led.

Each Monthly Meeting has its own uniqueness. Worship times vary among Meetings. Some have singing before worship. Some are more Christo-centric than others. Many offer "blended" worship, with distant members and attenders joining via Zoom those who are gathered in the Meeting House . There are various additional gatherings for sharing, either after worship or at other times throughout the week. Several Meetings have schools under their care.  

Check the links to the websites of the various Meetings for times, programs and other specifics, and to get a sense of which Meeting will best align with you.

 

Links to Meetings of Abington Quarter and their Locations

Each of these Monthly Meetings has their own distinctive flavor: small or large membership, varying diversity of age groups and ethnic, social, economic backgrounds and theology. Monthly Meetings are the composite of all its members as they jointly express their faith.
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 Meeting Street Address Website & Email
(1) Abington 520 Meetinghouse Rd
Jenkintown, PA 19046

AbingtonQuakers.org

amm@abingtonfriends.net
(2) Byberry          


3001 Byberry Road
Philadelphia PA 19154

ByberryQuakers.org

office@byberryquakers.org
(3) Gwynedd 1101 DeKalb Pike
Gwynedd, PA 19454
GwyneddMeeting.org

office@gwyneddmeeting.org
(4) Horsham 500 Easton Rd
Horsham, PA 19044
Horshamquakers.org 

office@horshamquakers.org  
(5) Norristown 20 Jacoby St.
Norristown, PA 19401           
NorristownFriends.org

office@norristownfriends.org
(6) Plymouth 2150 Butler Pike
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
PlymouthMeetingQuakers.org

office@plymouthmeetingquakers.org
(7) Richland 206 South Main St
Quakertown, PA 18951
RichlandQuakers.org

richlandfriends@gmail.com
(8) Unami Macoby St. and 5th St.
Pennsburg, PA 18073
UnamiQuakers.org

communications@unamiquakers.org
(9) Upper Dublin


1506 Ft Washington Ave
Maple Glen, PA 19002

UpperDublinQuakers.org

office@upperdublinquakers.org