where can i donate my used clothes to charity?
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There are many Charity's that are in need of clothes.\nEspecially hurricane Katrina victims and those who\nare starving in the other countries.\n\nJust do some research online to a specific charity you'd like to donate to.
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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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If in Alabama, try Disabled Veterans of America/Alabama(?).\nThey give away small household items (ex. kitchen shears) for donations.
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Well before you recycle it maybe you should try to get someone to (re)use it. Start with eBay then if you don't get any bids, maybe you should give it to a local charity.
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Check with the Salvation Army.
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http://www.donatelife.org seems to be what you're looking for.
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i want to do something really nice like donate some of my old toys or clothes(which i've out-grown) to an orphanage
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eBay or a consignment store
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Send the used clothing to me please, as long as it is unwashed.
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Some charities will take them off your hands so they can refurbish them and give to needy people.  I have also donated components to the Salvation Army.
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Most consignment shops would take an old prom dress...I don't think you would have much luck making money off it anywhere else (unless you tried to sell it on e-bay).  But if you were willing to, you could try to donate it...I'm sure a high-school girl with very little money might appreciate a free dress.
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Have a yard sale, or give some items to a needy children's hospital or the Salvation Army etc.
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There are many potential sources.  I think your largest cost will be shipping.  Consider contacting groups like Goodwill or Salvation Army.  Many people in the U.S. donate clothes to these charitable organizations, who then resell them to support their missions.
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You can claim the value of used clothing sold at garage sales or thrift (second hand) stores.  You can clain up to $250 without a receipt.  Anything above $250 requires a receipt.  Charles Lewis, Altus Accounting and Tax Services, 70 Water St, Savannah, TN 38372, Ph 731-925-1070
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uhm how about lifeline, st.vincent de-paul, Salvation army, all second hand clothing stores
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On the Street or Find a threift store or Second Hand store to sell your clothes to and get back money. Or you can have a Garage sale, I hear those still work.
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Try the United Way, they donate to all kinds of charities.  You give them $100 and say $20 divided 5 ways to each of these five charities.