Does anyone know where I can donate unwanted clothing in NC?
821213
Do you have a hospice store or outreach place?
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"St. Patricks" on Franklin Ive donated stuff even a van once too them\nor any "Goodwill" (usually in the back of a store if not their own)\nI think my wife donates to the one on "hillsdale" By our house\nAlso you could post it in the free section of craigslist, and be specific of who you want to get it, this is more personal so it may be more rewarding felling. \ngood luck!
500624
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.
673704
look up your local Salvation army or goodwill.  Not sure if they will do it the same day though.
250998
if i were you i would try a walmart or a sams club they give donations pretty frequently good luck but if your lookin for a fundraiser try a candy sale if your interested email me and ill give you the adress and phone number to the place
729721
probably the salvation army or goodwill
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goodwill\nsalvation army\nor a thrift shop run by charity\nbut since i don't live there i have no specific addresses
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look on craigslist.org under their nonprofit section at http://www.craigslist.org/npo/
262108
If you really want to give something back to your old neighborhood, check with the local hospital there.  There are usually all kinds of worthwhile places within the organization that could put donations to good use.  (To the children's ward, cancer center, a memorial contribution, etc).  Also I would check into a homeless shelter or somewhere in need of donations to feed the needy, or perhaps even the animal shelter.  And of course, there's the church.  Just put your heart into it and see what has touched your life and go with it.  And good luck to you!  You're very thoughtful.
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take it to your local hazardis waste material center, they should know what to do with it:)
258084
Try craigslist.org\npeople give stuff away on there all the time
788985
Good will, community living, Salvation Army.  Generally any charity that runs a thrift shop will happily take a old but working printer off your hands.
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yes\n\nobgyn, free clinic, planned parent hood, and i may have like a thousand to donate to you for your cause. Email me and tell me where to send them.
107642
Try going on Yahoo Groups and search for a local "freecycle" group.  They allow people to give away stuff they don't need / want anymore to people who can use it... freeing up space in landfills.\n\nI've seen everything from cameras to cars given away there... oh, they do other letters of the alphabet (other than "C") as well. \n\nhope this helps :-)
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Try local consignment shops. They usually give you 60% of what they sell the clothes for.  They are usually higher priced than you would get on Ebay for that reason.  You could have a yard sale and sell them yourself.
994486
a good place to take your gently used toys, children's clothing and women's clothing is to a women's shelter.  many women flee to these shelters with nothing but their children and the clothes on their backs.  they rely heavily on the goodwill of the community to ensure that they have clothing, food and sources of entertainment (and distraction) for their children while they attempt to create some semblance of a normal life for their newly-destroyed family.\n\nfinding the phone number for a shelter is easy enough, should be listed in the front pages of your local phone book.  they won't allow you in the shelter, but will allow you in the gates in order to deliver your things.\n\ni know a lot of the drop boxes, such as good will simply re-sell the donated items, therefore, women in shelters who most often have no access to bank accounts once shared with their abusive husbands, have no access to the goods that have been donated there. \n\ni prefer to skip the middle man and deliver right to the source.  i know that children in the shelter are most appreciative.
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I agree; obviously this person doesn't need those things. It's time to go through the items and donate what you can to a local charity.