How do I get one those "salvation army/Goodwill" type clothing drop off bins?
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Contact Salvation Army or Goodwill to find out how to set up a drop point for their bins
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Goodwill is not the only place...there are other thrift stores as well as  the Salvation Army.
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Goodwill, St. Vincent de Paul's, and other non-profits will accept donations of clothes, shoes and household items.\n\nSuch not-for-profits sell some of the clothes in "thrift stores" to make money for their charitable programs, and also in turn donate some of the clothes to shelters, schools and other non-profit programs.\n\nIf you have women's / children's clothes in decent condition you can donate it to your local battered women's shelters.  It might be easier to just bring it all at once to Goodwill though.\n\nIf you want to make a small profit, you can sort thru it and bring the better stuff / brand name /black clothing to second hand stores - some stores buy it outright, some will give you vouchers for their store, and some will sell it on consignment.\n\nHope that helps.
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ask them at http://packing.org
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FIND A SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDER IN YOUR AREA, THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO HELP U WITH HOUSING,FOOD,CLOTHES,ETC....
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Maybe by going to your recycling bin.( if you have one)
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Try this site:\n\nhttp://dmoz.org/Business/Consumer_Goods_and_Services/Clothing/Directories/
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If you do a Yahoo search for Earth 911, you will be able to search for recycling programs by zip code.  This will help you find the closest place to drop off your materials.  You can also call your city/county.  They will be able to help you find the closest center or provide information on curbside recycling services.
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You can sign up at the Salvation Army, Goodwill, through different churches and call DSHS for more places you can try.
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Ebay , swap meet , Hell I might have one , If I ever get unpacked !
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classified ads in your local paper. \nMaybe you also could ask local fitness clubs if they plan to get rid of used equipement. At least they should be able to steer you in the right direction for further searching.\nObviously anything which involves shipping (like ebay) will be hugely expensive...
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http://www.freecycle.org/\n\nfind the one for your state/city
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Well there is the salvation army.  They give out food hampers and gifts for the kids.  If you find anything else could you let me know.  Much appreciated.....
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Tag machines in walmart close enough or try salvation army maybe.
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Not sure what kind of "freebie" you're looking for but check out www.freecycle.com.  This is basically an open forum (that you register for free for) where people post items they want to get rid of (or find somewhere) and you can get in touch with these people through the site.  You can find some really random stuff.
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Try calling the Goodwill.
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wow, I feel for you. I hope you have found a mentor somewhere. perhaps you could call a recycling center nearby and they could point you in the right directions, like a salvage yard that gives people money for recycling...