From X it seems that the donation wasn't unsolicited, they were basically accepting everything they could get their hands on at the time. However due to poor p

From X it seems that the donation wasn't unsolicited, they were basically accepting everything they could get their hands on at the time. However due to poor planning the donation was stored near salt water in a non climate controlled warehouse. > https://twitter.com/amichlin/status/1778494138138124432 https://twitter.com/amichlin/status/1778494138138124432 > "Well, it never should have been accepted in the first place. But literally everything was being accepted at the time. Finite space combined with salt water air was the culprit after the original poor planning." It seems that the donation was split up by allowing others take what they wanted. (no reports on what happened to the rest) > https://twitter.com/amichlin/status/1778494742742827195 https://twitter.com/amichlin/status/1778494742742827195 > "And whoever told you they were thrown away was misinformed and not involved. There were cycles over and over again of allowing people to save anything they could carry. So it was split up, but mostly found good (not salt water rich) homes." Note: Not taking sides - just stating what I read on Twitter/X/Whatever its called these days!