I have clothes that I would like to donate to charity, but I don't have a car, so ideally I would like to arrange to have them picked up from my home.
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check out the salvation army or goodwill...i dont know if they have a website but all stores have a phone and im sure they are in the phone book.
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There's a resale shop in Friendswood that will buy them from you.  I can't think of the name of it right now, but we use it all the time.  They'll call you when your clothes are all sold for you to come get your check!  Check around and try to find it.
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If you go to church, you could ask you pastor, if you could set up some kind of box where people could donate items. You could also, let your neighbors know your trying to raise money for someone and have a big garage sale. \n\nI don't know what else to say other than, government assistance, for them, and it help out allot to get people back on there feet.\n\nI hope this helps,
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Only if they are non profit and you got a receipt. Then you could claim it if you itemize. Otherwise just wait for karma to mail you some luck and kindness down the road.
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You don't say where you live or teach, but I would suggest calling a locally-owned store that sells those things and see if they would be willing to donate some or all of the items. You can try asking church groups and civic groups (Rotary, Knights of Columbus, etc.), who might be willing to help. See if the local paper would do a story on the project and what is needed (call the editor). There are a lot of generous people out there. They just need to know what you need and that you need it.\n\nGood luck!
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Try second-hand or "thrift" stores.  Lots of times the things people donate are not used at all, or have been used only very little.  This is especially true when an executor of an estate clears out personal property.  They donate it because it is just too much trouble, or too wrenching emotionally, to hold a garage sale or go to a flea market to sell things.  The small amount of money is just not worth the hassle.
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Find the nearest shelter, NGO, or any social group in your locality.\n\nIt is good that you think like that, there are organizations bringing clothes to those to whom it is considered a luxury.\n\nMake that little effort and you will feel rewarded at least in your heart and mind.
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how about a local church??? most churches will take clothing donations too  and they do not re-sell the clothing to people, they give poor people clothing for free...they may also have many connections to oversea organizations  and can get you in touch with them or send them for you... best wishes!
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check with the veterans organizations / some of the \nchurches in your area may run a thrift store for \ncharitable purposes and offer pick-up
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Try the Salvation Army. If they cant provide one free they can sell you one really cheap. Good Luck.
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Here is a website that lists several different charity "malls" where you can donate by shopping online.  \nhttp://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/1999/12/20/BU9281.DTL  Check it out!  Hope this helps.  I think it's great that you want to help.  Happy Holidays!
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go to a thrift store and ask them it suppose to be for charity,they might help good luck
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The charities auction off the cars and use the proceeds.  I donated an old SUV once and I've personally known charities who use that system.  It works out well.  Just investigate any charity that you donate to first, as there are a lot of scams out there.
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Call the churches,welfare office, or salvation army
169429
Try a fundraiser. most communities enjoy helping out for good causes
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I do help the homeless, my husband and I have started a homeless outreach at our church. We take clothes and food under a bridge once a month(we are a small church and it takes us that long to collect everything) and hand them out. We also hand out blankets when it's cold, shoes razors, tooth brushes, tooth paste and much more.
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Goodwill or Salvation Army and sometimes there are other groups too in centers for the poor --in my area there are