too bad I dont live in CA

I could donate some vinyl. I need somebody to help me organize and sell some of mine. I have 6000 vinyl in storage and tired of paying the storage fees. I used to sell at the record conventions., about 15 years ago I stopped. and dumped all that stuff I had for sale. since then I have only bought.  mainly pristine classical opera and jazz.  I did not know the prices woulod fall fall fall.  for 25 years I have gone to junk stores salvat ion army goodwill in 10 states  if I find 300 or 500 records I want to buy at a store I will pull them all out have the store bring me a chair and a light and then buy only the perfect records.  I wish I had somebody to help me organize and sell them.,
I hate to just give them away to chad kassem in salina.  he is not that far away from me I am in nw okla.  here is link to my email  http://tiny.cc/ld_records

I have been helping a friend who is in charge of donating a smaller vinyl collection to a non-profit, as stipulated in the will of the man who left her in charge. She has found a music school locally that may take them. An alternative that I've proposed is the Oakland Museum's annual White Elephant Sale. I would think that, unless your little comment above gets you a buyer, that you could find a similar non-profit that would accept the albums and give you a tax deduction in return. I would also imagine that, if you do contact Chad, that you could work out a way to receive a portion of whatever he sells the LPs for.

As someone who works in the non-profit world you could find a university and make a gift in kind donation.  Someone would have to appraise them but you could find a favorite school/college/university foundation office and suggest it.  

Nick