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Where should I be taking my lightly used, but no longer desired clothes? I try to clear out my closet once a year or so and eliminate anything that doesn't fit,
by Cd00d 8y ago
Where should I be taking my lightly used, but no longer desired clothes? I try to clear out my closet once a year or so and eliminate anything that doesn't fit, doesn't reflect my current workplace dress, or isn't ever worn. I don't buy a lot of clothes, but there are still generally several shirts/pants/jackets (both outwear and dress) and shoes that I wish to pass on to someone.
I had thought My annual Goodwill drops were the best way to do that. What are the alternatives, especially that can contribute to my underserved neighbors?
- kw71 8y agoI have a local homeless shelter that takes clothing. I know they are not connected with any industrial profit machine.
- tk75x 8y agoTry seeing if local religious centers have donation centers. They typically will contact the people who need help directly in their neighborhoods.
- astura 8y agoHomeless shelters sometimes accept clothing, my homeless shelter actually runs a charity shop. Local charity shops are an option, but we don't know if they are run better.