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Giving clothes is a great way of helping out the community, donations of clothing can make a great difference to an individual or organisation.
GiveNow .com.au has compiled the following register of places and organisations where you can donate your clothes. Click on your state below to find out where you can donate your unwanted clothes.
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Australian Capital Territory
Salvation Army
Where/ How you can Donate: There are 165 family stores located all across Australia. If you have any clothing which you feel is too good to simply throw away you may bring them to your nearest family store.
What happens with your donation: "Nowhere does a bag of clothing do more good than in a Family Store". Family Stores: Assist the community by providing reasonably priced, quality, used clothing, furniture and other household goods; Provide free goods to families referred by a welfare officer of The Salvation Army Family Support Services; Contribute to the protection of the environment by recycling waste and providing industry with recycled cleaning materials.
Contact Details:
Phone : 13 72 58
Website : http://salvosstores.salvos.org.au/donate/
Address : PO Box 4224, KINGSTON ACT 2604
St Vincent de Paul Society
Where/ How you can Donate: St Vincent de Paul collection bins are located in many convenient positions and are often a handy place to deposit such items.
Another option is to deposit the items at your local Vinnies Centre. You can search for your nearest store/centre using the services locator on our website. To arrange for collection, please contact your nearest Vinnies depot or store. [Note: Not all areas are able to collect furniture, food and/or white goods, or supply Vinnies bins.] Your donation of any of the following items will be greatly appreciated: Furniture; White goods; Books; Clothing; Household goods; Bric-a-brac; Clothing; Toys; Blankets; Food (non perishable) - not past the expiry date please.
What happens with your donation: Families in need are given these items free of charge while surplus items are sold at Centres to support our activities. Even torn clothing can be recycled and sold to companies as cleaning rags.
Contact Details:
Phone : 13 18 12 (Donations)
Fax : (02) 6285 0159
Email : admin@svdpnatcl.org.au
Website : http://www.vinnies.org.au
Address : PO Box 243, Deakin West, ACT, 2600
The Smith Family
Where/ How you can Donate: To donate clothing to The Smith Family, please contact The Smith Family on 1300 737 166. Clothing can be collected in Canberra.
What happens with your donation: The priority is to ensure the optimal financial return is generated from the funds the organisation has invested. We do so currently by operating a nonwoven textiles manufacturing business as well as a clothing recycling and retail business.
Only a relatively small portion of the clothing made available to our recycling business -approximately 5% - is of the quality such that it is either made available to clients of our Emergency Help activities who are in crisis, or is sold through our Retail Stores network.
The majority of clothing -approximately 50% -is exported, primarily into Asia, the Pacific, Africa and the Middle East.
Items no longer suitable for use as clothing due to rips, staining, etc may be cut to produce wiping cloths. This accounts for approximately 15% of the total recycled volumes of clothing.
Contact Details:
Phone : 02 6285 2299
Fax : 02 6282 1725
Website : http://www.thesmithfamily.com.au/site/page.cfm?u=110
Address : Launceston and Easty Streets, Woden ACT 2606
New South Wales
• Animal Rights and Rescue Group
• Community Helping Hands Association
Animal Rights and Rescue Group
Where/ How you can Donate : Donations of saleable items would be very appreciated. Items can be dropped off at the shop daily between 10am - 3pm or if you need items picked up call us on (02) 66221881.
What happens with your donation : All money raised by ARRG's Op Shop goes directly to help abused and unwanted animals and to help pay vet and food bills for over 80 homeless animals living with our foster carers, all ARRG volunteers are unpaid and dedicate their time to save these homeless animals.
Contact Details:
Phone : 02 66221881
Fax : 02 66221881
Email : nokill@animalrights.org.au
Website : www.animalrights.org.au
Address : PO Box 987, Lismore NSW 2480
Aussie Boats for East Timor
Where/ How you can Donate: CLOTHING: Any good quality clothing of all sizes, rainproof clothing, eg: ponchos, weather proof clothing etc., children’s ' clothes, knickers and bras, etc. GENERAL: Fabric and offcuts, hand-powered sewing machines (no electricity), reels of cotton of any colour and size, sewing kits, needles, pins, buttons, zippers, velcro, etc. Check out the website for other valuable items that the East Timorese people need. Contact Barry and Michele Wicks to arrange pickup and/or delivery details.
Please p ack items securel y and label them 'A.B.E.T. FOR EAST TIMOR' and list the items included in your generous donation.
Contact Details:
Phone : 02 66464699
Website : http://www.perfectsites.com/ABETQUEENSLAND/what.html
Community Helping Hand Association Inc
Where/ How you can Donate: To donate clothing or surplus cotton fabrics to Community Helping Hand Association, please contact The Smith Family on 02 4961 3095. Clothing is received in Newcastle and the Hunter, the Central Coast, Taree, Forster/Tuncurry, North Coast, the Namoi, New England and adjacent areas.
What happens with your donation: The Community Helping Hand Association is a Hunter region-based, charity run wholly by volunteers and receives NO government funding or other special support. Our priority is the optimal financial return able to be generated from the limited funds the Association has invested and is dependent on the goodwill and support of local and regional communities in general and on business clients in particular.
A relatively small portion of the clothing available to our recycling business - about 5% - is considered to be of a quality suitable for our disadvantaged clients.
The majority of clothing and other cotton materials received - about 80% - is cut to produce wiping cloths that are sold to commercial and industrial businesses throughout northern NSW. There is about 15% wastage, the responsible disposal of which costs the Association significant funds.
NB - We can only accept clothing and manchester items that are natural materials (no wool or synthetics and preferably 100% cotton.) No shoes, accessories, bags etc can be accepted.
Contact Details:
Phone : (02) 4957 2300
Fax : (02) 4957 2355
Website : www.chha.org.au
Address : PO Box 72 Jesmond NSW 2299
Learning Links
Where/ How you can Donate: To donate clothing to Learning Links, please contact Learning Links on (02) 9534-1710. Clothing bins are located throughout Sydney.
What happens with your donation: The proceeds from Learning Links' clothing bins help children who have difficulty learning and their families. Anything sold through these bins directly subsidises specialist services so we can help as many children as possible who have learning disabilities, difficulties and developmental delays. We appreciate your support.
Contact Details:
Phone : (02) 8525 8222
Fax : (02) 9584 2054
Email : mail@learninglinks.org.au
Website : http://learninglinks.org.au/clothing-bins.htm
Address : 12-14 Pindari Road, Peakhurst NSW 2210
Salvation Army
Where/ How you can Donate: There are 165 family stores located all across Australia. If you have any clothing which you feel is too good to simply throw away you may bring them to your nearest family store.
What happens with your donation: " Nowhere does a bag of clothing do more good than in a Family Store". Family Stores: Assist the community by providing reasonably priced, quality, used clothing, furniture and other household goods; Provide free goods to families referred by a welfare officer of The Salvation Army Family Support Services; Contribute to the protection of the environment by recycling waste and providing industry with recycled cleaning materials.
Contact Details:
Phone : 13 72 58
Website : http://salvosstores.salvos.org.au/donate/
St Vincent de Paul Society
Where/ How you can Donate: St Vincent de Paul collection bins are located in many convenient positions and are often a handy place to deposit such items.
Another option is to deposit the items at your local Vinnies Centre. You can search for your nearest store/centre using the services locator. To arrange for collection, please contact your nearest Vinnies depot or store. [Note: Not all areas are able to collect furniture, food and/or white goods, or supply Vinnies bins.]
Your donation of any of the following items will be greatly appreciated: Furniture; White goods; Books; Clothing; Household goods; Bric-a-brac; Clothing; Toys; Blankets; Food (non perishable) - not past the expiry date please.
What happens with your donation: Families in need are given these items free of charge while surplus items are sold at Centres to support our activities. Even torn clothing can be recycled and sold to companies as cleaning rags.
Contact Details:
Phone : (02) 9560 8666
Fax : (02) 9550 9383
Email : onlinedonations@vinnies.org.au
Website : http://www.vinnies.org.au
Address : PO Box 5, Petersham NSW 2049
The Smith Family
Where/ How you can Donate : To donate clothing to The Smith Family, please contact The Smith Family on 1300 737 166. Clothing can be collected in Sydney, Wollongong, Newcastle, Wagga Wagga, Albury and the Central Coast NSW.
What happens with your donation : The priority is to ensure the optimal financial return is generated from the funds the organisation has invested. We do so currently by operating a nonwoven textiles manufacturing business as well as a clothing recycling and retail business.
Only a relatively small portion of the clothing made available to our recycling business -approximately 5% - is of the quality such that it is either made available to clients of our Emergency Help activities who are in crisis, or is sold through our Retail Stores network.
The majority of clothing -approximately 50% -is exported, primarily into Asia, the Pacific, Africa and the Middle East.
Items no longer suitable for use as clothing due to rips, staining, etc may be cut to produce wiping cloths. This accounts for approximately 15% of the total recycled volumes of clothing.
Contact Details:
Phone : 02 9895 1233
Fax : 02 9689 3965
Website : http://www.smithfamily.com.au
Address : Level 1, 239 Church Street, Parramatta NSW 2150
Northern Territory
Salvation Army
Where/ How you can Donate : There are 165 family stores located all across Australia. If you have any clothing which you feel is too good to simply throw away you may bring them to your nearest family store.
What happens with your donation : " No where does a bag of clothing do more good than in a Family Store". Family Stores: Assist the community by providing reasonably priced, quality, used clothing, furniture and other household goods; Provide free goods to families referred by a welfare officer of The Salvation Army Family Support Services; Contribute to the protection of the environment by recycling waste and providing industry with recycled cleaning materials.
Contact Details :
Phone : 13 72 58 for donations or 08 8944 6000 for N.T Head Office Fax: (08) 8944 6099
Email : salvosstore.enquiries@aus.salvationarmy.org
Website : http://www.salvationarmy.org.au
Address : P.O. Box 189, Darwin, NT, 0801
St Vincent de Paul Society
Where/ How you can Donate : St Vincent de Paul collection bins are located in many convenient positions and are often a handy place to deposit such items.
Another option is to deposit the items at your local Vinnies Centre. You can search for your nearest store/centre using the services locator. To arrange for collection, please contact your nearest Vinnies depot or store. [Note: Not all areas are able to collect furniture, food and/or white goods, or supply Vinnies bins.]
Your donation of any of the following items will be greatly appreciated: Furniture; White goods; Books; Clothing; Household goods; Bric-a-brac; Clothing; Toys; Blankets; Food (non perishable) - not past the expiry date please.
What happens with your donation : Families in need are given these items free of charge while surplus items are sold at Centres to support our activities. Even torn clothing can be recycled and sold to companies as cleaning rags.
Contact Details:
Phone : (08) 8948 8100
Fax : (08) 8948 2844
Email : admin@svdpnt.org.au
Website : http://www.vinnies.org.au
Address : GPO Box 1468, Nightcliff NT 0814
Queensland
The Asthma Foundation
Where/ How you can Donate : CLOTHING: The Asthma Foundation gratefully accepts donations of good quality clothing, accessories, manchester, bric a brac, shoes and homeware in fact anything that will fit into our clothing banks.
What happens with your donation : Items that are donated are sold in our Asthma Foundation Shops - All profits are used to help fund our ongoing education and research program mes.
Contact Details:
Phone : (07) 3252 7677
Freecall : 1800 645 130
Fax : (07) 3257 1080
Email : info@asthmaqld.org.au
Website : http://www.asthmaqld.org.au/content/index.cfm?id=52&printable=1
Salvation Army
Where/ How you can Donate : There are 165 family stores located all across Australia. If you have any clothing which you feel is too good to simply throw away you may bring them to your nearest family store.
What happens with your donation : " Nowhere does a bag of clothing do more good than in a Family Store". Family Stores: Assist the community by providing reasonably priced, quality, used clothing, furniture and other household goods; Provide free goods to families referred by a welfare officer of The Salvation Army Family Support Services; Contribute to the protection of the environment by recycling waste and providing industry with recycled cleaning materials.
Contact Details :
Phone : 13 72 58
Website : http://salvosstores.salvos.org.au/donate/
St Vincent de Paul Society
Where/ How you can Donate : St Vincent de Paul collection bins are located in many convenient positions and are often a handy place to deposit such items.
Another option is to deposit the items at your local Vinnies Centre. You can search for your nearest store/centre using the services locator. To arrange for collection, please contact your nearest Vinnies depot or store. [Note: Not all areas are able to collect furniture, food and/or white goods, or supply Vinnies bins.]
Your donation of any of the following items will be greatly appreciated: Furniture; White goods; Books; Clothing; Household goods; Bric-a-brac; Clothing; Toys; Blankets; Food (non perishable) - not past the expiry date please.
What happens with your donation : Families in need are given these items free of charge while surplus items are sold at Centres to support our activities. Even torn clothing can be recycled and sold to companies as cleaning rags.
Contact Details :
Phone : (07) 3010 1000
Fax : (07) 3010 1099
Email : donations@svdpqld.org.au
Website : http://www.vinnies.org.au
Address : PO Box 3351, South Brisbane QLD 4101
South Australia
• Australian Refugee Association
• The Positive Living Centre - People Living With HIV/AIDS
• Offenders Aid and Rehabilitation Services of South Australia (OARS SA)
Australian Refugee Association
Where/how you can donate : Volunteers assist in coordinating the collection of donated furniture, and travel over much of Adelaide picking up and delivering beds, wardrobes, tables, etc.
What happens with your donation : Donations of furniture assist refugee families
Contact details :
Phone : (08) 8354 2951
Fax : (08) 8345 2953
Website : http://www.ausref.net
Email : fundraising@ausref.net
Address : 30 Henley Beach Rd, Underdale SA 5032
People Living with HIV/AIDS
Where/how can you donate : Quality clothing is always welcome. Contact the centre to know the most suitable time for either a pickup or drop-off.
What happens with your donation : Donations are used by the cente to provide services to clients who would not be able to afford such things themselves, due to stigma and discrimination.
Contact details
Phone : (08) 8293 3700
Fax : (08) 8293 3900
Website : www.hivsa.org.au
Email : manager@hivsa.org.au
Address : 16 Malwa St. Glandore, SA 5037 (Monday - Friday. 9:00am to 5:00pm, excluding public holidays) or PO Box 383, Marleston, SA, 5033
St Vincent de Paul Society
Where/how you can donate : St. Vincent de Paul collection bins are located in many convenient positions and are often a handy place to deposit such items. Another option is to deposit the items at your local Vinnies Centre. You can search for your nearest store/centre using the services locator. To arrange for collection, please contact your nearest Vinnies depot or store. [Note: not all areas are able to collect furniture, food and/or white goods, or supply Vinnies bins.]
Your donation of any of the following items will be greatly appreciated: furniture, white goods, books, clothing, household goods, bric-a-brac, toys, blankets and food (non perishable and within expiry date.)
What happens with your donation : Families in need are given these items free of charge while surplus items are sold at Centres to support our activities. Even torn clothing can be recycled and sold to companies as cleaning rags.
Contact Details
Phone : (08) 8353 8600
Fax : (08) 8353 5500
Email : donate@svdpsa.org.au
Website : www.vinnies.org.au
Address : GPO Box 1804, Adelaide, SA 5001
Offenders Aid and Rehabilitation Services of South Australia (OARS SA)
Where/ How you can Donate: Our Adelaide stores are located in Pt. Adelaide, Woodville, Christies Beach and Elizabeth North, as well as Angaston in the Barossa Valley. You can donate clothing , toys and bric-a-brac to your local store dire ctly during store opening times. Please call the number below to confirm store opening times and locations . Alternatively you can call the number below to arrange collection within the Adelaide metropolitan area. We are generally able to arrange collection the week following your call .
What happens with your donation: D onations are distributed to the Op Shops. Eligible clients receive vouchers which enables them to choose clothing free of charge. Clients in need of household items are eligible to receive starter kits free of charge. The Op Shops provide the community with a source of good quality second-hand clothing at very reasonable prices – the majority of items are $3. Clothing that is not saleable is recycled. Funds raised by the Op Shops help to assist our programs.
Contact Details:
Phone: Head office on 8210 0830 or 8210 0811
Website: http://www.oars.org.au/
Tasmania
Salvation Army
Where/ How you can Donate : There are 165 family stores located all across Australia. If you have any clothing which you feel is too good to simply throw away you may bring them to your nearest family store.
What happens with your donation : " Nowhere does a bag of clothing do more good than in a Family Store". Family Stores: Assist the community by providing reasonably priced, quality, used clothing, furniture and other household goods; Provide free goods to families referred by a welfare officer of The Salvation Army Family Support Services; Contribute to the protection of the environment by recycling waste and providing industry with recycled cleaning materials.
Contact Details :
Phone : 13 72 58 or 03 6228 8400 for Tasmanian Head Office
Website : http://www.salvationarmy.org.au
Save The Children, Tasmania
Where/ How you can Donate : Donations of clothing and books can be made at our office in New Town, the Save the Children Op-shop at Moonah, or directly into one of our Save the Children clothing bins located around Hobart, and surrounding suburbs, or we will pick them up at your place! Call 6228 3911 for more information.
What happens with your donation : All proceeds from sale of second-hand clothing is used to help fund many of our projects.
Contact Details:
Phone : (03) 6231 9488
Fax : (03) 6234 3610
Email : sctas@bigpond.com.au
Website : http://www.savethechildren.org.au
Address : GPO BOX 472E HOBART TAS 7001
St Vincent de Paul Society
Where/ How you can Donate: St Vincent de Paul collection bins are located in many convenient positions and are often a handy place to deposit such items.
Another option is to deposit the items at your local Vinnies Centre. You can search for your nearest store/centre using the services locator. To arrange for collection, please contact your nearest Vinnies depot or store. [Note: Not all areas are able to collect furniture, food and/or white goods, or supply Vinnies bins.]
Your donation of any of the following items will be greatly appreciated: Furniture; White goods; Books; Clothing; Household goods; Bric-a-brac; Clothing; Toys; Blankets; Food (non perishable) - not past the expiry date please.
What happens with your donation : Families in need are given these items free of charge while surplus items are sold at Centres to support our activities. Even torn clothing can be recycled and sold to companies as cleaning rags.
Contact Details :
Phone : (03) 6333 0822
Fax : (03) 6333 0840
Email : donations@svdptas.org.au
Website : http://www.vinnies.org.au
Address : 191 Invermay Road, Invermay Tas 7248
Victoria
• Education program for Infants and Children Inc (EPIC)
Arthritis Victoria
Where/ How you can Donate : Arthritis Victoria are always in need of goods of any kind including clothing, books, household items, toys, bric-a-brac.
To donate clothing to our shops on Glenhuntly Road, Caulfield South, High Street, Malvern, or Everage Street, Moonee Ponds, please contact Jodie Robison at Arthritis Victoria on contact details provided below.
What happens with your donation : Proceeds from the sale of shop items are used to help fund many of our projects to assist those with musculoskeletal conditions in our community.
Contact Details :
Phone : (03) 8531 8000
Fax : (03) 9530 0228
Email : afr@arthritisvic.org.au
Website : http://www.arthritisvic.org.au
Address : PO Box 130, Caulfield South VIC 3162
Education program for Infants and Children Inc (EPIC)
Where/ How you can Donate : EPIC has four opportunity shops manned by volunteers in Hawthorn, Reservoir, Preston and Diamond Creek. For addresses please contact EPIC on 9466 9600
What happens with your donation : Items are sold at our opportunity shops. All proceeds directly assist EPIC to provide vital services and education programs for children with disabilities, particularly children with Down syndrome and autism.
Contact Details :
Phone : 03 9466 9600
Fax : 03 9467 8442
Website : www.epic.edu.au
Email : epic@rmit.edu.au
Address : RMIT, Plenty Road, Bundoora 3083
Lifeline Gippsland Inc
Where/ How you can Donate : Any donation of clothing, books, linen, toys and small electrical appliances can be made at our Lifeline shops in Churchill, Moe, Morwell, Traralgon or Wonthaggi or in any Lifeline Gippsland donation bin spread throughout Gippsland.
What happens with your donation : All donations are processed at our clearance warehouse in Morwell. The warehouse distributes the shop stock and the remainder is sold as industrial rag and sent overseas. All our shops are staffed by volunteers and the income raised from the shops supports Lifeline Gippsland's 24-hour telephone counselling service.
Contact Details :
Phone : (03) 5136 3500
Fax : (03)51 36 3555
Email : retail@llg.org.au
Website : www.lifeline.org.au/gippsland
Postal Address : 2-8 Fleming Rd, Morwell, VIC 3840
Salvation Army
Where/ How you can d onate : There are 165 family stores located all across Australia. If you have any clothing which you feel is too good to simply throw away you may bring them to your nearest family store.
What happens with your donation : " Nowhere does a bag of clothing do more good than in a Family Store". Family Stores: Assist the community by providing reasonably priced, quality, used clothing, furniture and other household goods; Provide free goods to families referred by a welfare officer of The Salvation Army Family Support Services; Contribute to the protection of the environment by recycling waste and providing industry with recycled cleaning materials.
Contact Details :
Phone : 13 172 58
Website : http://www.salvationarmy.org.au
Western Australia
Belmont Clothes Library
Where/ How you can Donate : Belmont Clothes Library is always looking for donations of male and female garments, shoes and accessories suitable for job interviews. If you can assist, please contact Belmont Business Enterprise Centre on (08) 9479 3777.
What happens with your donation : Belmont Clothes Library is an innovative concept that allows unemployed people to borrow clothes for job interviews as they would books from a library. The service is free for eligible unemployed people and is located in Belmont, Western Australia.
Contact Details :
Phone : (08) 9479 3777
Fax : (08) 9479 3888
Email : clothes@bbec.asn.au
Website : http://www.bbec.asn.au/clothes_intro.html
Address : P.O.Box 370, Cloverdale, Belmont Western Australia. 6895
Good Sammy
Where/ How you can Donate : To make it as easy as possible for you to donate goods, clothing and furniture to Good Sammy, we offer several convenient options: Home collection service; Good Sammy stores; Yellow donation bins. For donations of furniture, large items/quantities, fragile or valuable goods, contact our Home Collection Service on 1300 855 130 to arrange easy pick-up from your home or business (Perth metropolitan area only).
What happens with your donation : The destination of the clothes you donate, could be retail stores, an international export market or a business using them as rags. Your donations help us to provide employment choices for people with disabilities.
Contact Details :
Phone : (08) 9463 0500
Fax : (08) 9455 3300
Email : info@gsi.org.au
Website : http://www.goodsammy.com.au
Address : PO Box 1035, Canning Vale WA 6970
Lifeline WA Op Shop Treasures
Where/ How you can Donate : Any donation of clothing, shoes, books, linen, toys and bric-a-brac will be greatly appreciated. Donations can be dropped off at our shop in Kelmscott or to arrange for a free collection, please contact Patricia Page at opshoptreasures@lifelinewa.org.au or (08) 9399 3658.
What happens with your donation : All donations are processed and sorted. Items that meet our quality standards are sold at the shop. Items no longer suitable for use as clothing due to rips, staining, etc are cut up and sold as cleaning rags. Lifeline WA Op shop Treasures are staffed by volunteers and the income raised from the shops supports Lifeline WA's state-wide, 24-hour Crisis Telephone Counselling Service for the cost of a local call on 13 11 14.
Contact Details :
Phone : (08) 9399 3658
Fax : (08) 93993-5498
Email : opshoptreasures@lifelinewa.org.au
Website : www.lifelinewa.org.au
Address : 255 Railway Ave, Kelmscott WA 6111
People Who Care
Where/ How you can Donate : To arrange for collection, please contact People Who Care on 08 9379-1944 or alternately goods can be dropped at 48 James Street in Guildford.
What happens with your donation: All goods are cleaned and sorted and then sold at low cost to people or families in need. All proceeds raised are used to subsidize our government funded programs.
Contact Details :
Phone : (08) 9379-1944
Fax : (08) 99379-1955
Email : pwcinc@iinet.net.au
Website : www.peoplewhocare.org.au
Address : 48 James Street in Guildford WA 6055
Salvation Army
Where/ How you can Donate : There are 165 family stores located all across Australia. If you have any clothing which you feel is too good to simply throw away you may bring them to your nearest family store.
What happens with your donation : "No where does a bag of clothing do more good than in a Family Store". Family Stores: Assist the community by providing reasonably priced, quality, used clothing, furniture and other household goods; Provide free goods to families referred by a welfare officer of The Salvation Army Family Support Services; Contribute to the protection of the environment by recycling waste and providing industry with recycled cleaning materials.
Contact Details :
Phone : 13 72 58
Website : http://www.salvationarmy.org.au
St Vincent de Paul Society
Where/ How you can Donate : St Vincent de Paul collection bins are located in many convenient positions and are often a handy place to deposit such items. Another option is to deposit the items at your local Vinnies Centre. You can search for your nearest store/centre using the services locator. To arrange for collection, please contact your nearest Vinnies depot or store. [Note: Not all areas are able to collect furniture, food and/or white goods, or supply Vinnies bins.]
Your donation of any of the following items will be greatly appreciated: Furniture; White goods; Books; Clothing; Household goods; Bric-a-brac; Clothing; Toys; Blankets; Food (non perishable) - not past the expiry date please.
What happens with your donation : Families in need are given these items free of charge while surplus items are sold at Centres to support our activities. Even torn clothing can be recycled and sold to companies as cleaning rags.
Contact Details :
Phone :(08) 9475 5400
Fax : (08) 9475 5499
Email : donations@svdpwa.org.au
Website : http://www.vinnies.org.au
Address : PO Box 473 Belmont WA 6984
The Smith Family
Where/ How you can Donate : To donate clothing to The Smith Family, please contact The Smith Family on 1300 737 166. Clothing can be collected in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Wollongong, Newcastle, Wagga Wagga, Albury and the Central Coast NSW.
What happens with your donation : The priority is to ensure the optimal financial return is generated from the funds the organisation has invested. We do so currently by operating a nonwoven textiles manufacturing business as well as a clothing recycling and retail business.
Only a relatively small portion of the clothing made available to our recycling business -approximately 5% - is of the quality such that it is either made available to clients of our Emergency Help activities who are in crisis, or is sold through our Retail Stores network.
The majority of clothing -approximately 50% -is exported, primarily into Asia, the Pacific, Africa and the Middle East.
Items no longer suitable for use as clothing due to rips, staining, etc may be cut to produce wiping cloths. This accounts for approximately 15% of the total recycled volumes of clothing.
Contact Details :
Phone : 08 9202 1646
Fax : 08 9202 115
Website : http://www.smithfamily.com.au
Address : Level 9,14-16 Victoria Ave Perth WA 6000
Are you a community group wishing to add your name to the register?
If you want your details listed, please provide them in the same format as above and send them to donations@givenow.com.au