Watch Donation For Watchmakers Education

Do you have old watches taking up space in your house or wondering what to do with old watches? Want to support the independent watchmaker industry? Now you can help people learn watchmaking by donating your old watches!

We have teamed up with the Veterans Watchmaker Initiative, a non-profit organization created to provide watchmaker training for disabled American veterans, to provide them with watches of all kinds (wrist watches, pocket watches, and other timepieces). The training center is the only technical school in the US dedicated specifically to honorably discharged veterans, with a concentration on disabled veterans.

 

Donate a watch

 

Whether your watches are unused, unwanted or just a gift for those wanting to learn watchmaking, follow these instructions on how you can make your donation. Instead of recycling your old watches, give them a chance at new life by letting up-and-coming watchmakers return them to their former glory.

The Veterans Watchmaker Initiative will accept any watch in any condition helping the students to learn needed repairs at any stage in the watch life.

Consider donating your broken, unused or unwanted watches to a worthy cause!

 

Recycle your watch support for education and submit your timepiece today; Just mail your old watches to:
V.W.I.
P.O. Box 329
Little Creek., Delaware 19961

 

We do not provide free postage for donations and you must package and pay shipping costs for your donations.

About Veterans Watchmaker Initiative

http://www.veteranswatchmakerinitiative.org/

http://www.delawareonline.com/story/money/business/2016/11/06/time-has-come-veterans-watchmaker-initiative/93273788/

The Veterans Watchmaker Initiative is a 501 (c) organization however Esslinger.com cannot provide receipts or any documentation for donation tax purposes . You must contact the VWI before sending any donations and ask about qualifying donations to obtain receipts or tax deductible documents.

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Veterans Watchmakers Initiative