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Puzzles To Remember

If you have puzzles that you would like to donate, please contact us at PuzzlesToRemember@gmail.com and we will find a location near you where you can bring your puzzles. We can also provide you with a donation letter so that you can claim the value of your puzzles as a tax deduction.

To see a 3-minute video about Max's efforts on behalf of Alzheimer's patients, click here.

Collection Locations

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You can help by contributing new or gently used puzzles. Contributions are tax exempt under section 501(c.)3 of the Internal Revenue Code.

OUTSIDE MASSACHUSETTS
*TO CONTRIBUTE PUZZLES IN YOUR OWN AREA, please write to us at the email address at the bottom of this page. We will write back and tell you where to bring them in your area, and we will also acknowledge your donation with a letter that you may file to claim a tax deduction.
*OR, TO SET UP COLLECTIONS IN YOUR OWN AREA, please write to us at the email address at the bottom of the page.

WITHIN MASSACHUSETTS, you may donate puzzles at collection boxes at the following locations:

NORTH OF THE MASS. TURNPIKE (listed west to east)
WAYLAND
Middlesex Bank,   150 Commonwealth Road (route 30, at Cochituate post office)
WESTON
Weston Public Library,   87 School Street
BOSTON
Boston University Academy,   One University Road (off Commonwealth Ave.)

SOUTH OF THE MASS. TURNPIKE (listed west to east)
MEDWAY
Medway Public Library,   26 High Street (off route 109)
NATICK
Natick Town Hall,   13 East Central Street (route 135)
Morse Institute Library,   14 East Central Street (route 135)
SHERBORN
Sherborn Swap Shop, at the Recycling Center (route 27)
WELLESLEY
Town Hall,   Washington Street (Route 16)
MEDFIELD
Medfield Public Library,   648 Main Street (route 109)
DOVER
Dover Town Library,   56 Dedham Street
BROOKLINE
Kehillath Israel,   384 Harvard St.
United Parish of Brookline,   210 Harvard St.


PUZZLES TO REMEMBER also extends a special thanks to the
Sherborn Swap Shop and Friends of the Needham Public Library
for their generous donations.


11/24/2011

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PUZZLES TO REMEMBER was founded in 2008 by Max Wallack, in memory of his great-grandmother, Gertrude Finkelstein, who died of Alzheimer's disease in 2007.
Puzzles To Remember is registered in Massachusetts as a public charity. Contributions are welcome, and are tax deductible under sec. 501(c.)3 of the Internal Revenue Code.

For more information, write to us at PuzzlesToRemember@gmail.com