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The Community Clothes Closet, located in Menasha, Wisconsin, is a grassroots non-profit organization that operates on an annual budget of only $167,000. We can do this because of our 140 dedicated volunteers who give of their time and talents.

The need for our services has increased 233% in the last five years. With the increase in clients and in donated new and used clothing, our building is being used to the maximum capacity!

Donation Hours:
Mon - Fri: 10am - 1pm
Mon & Wed: 6pm - 8pm
    Client Hours:
Mon, Tues & Thurs: 10am - 1pm
Mon & Wed: 6pm - 8pm

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For complete Website information. 

 HOW TO GET CLOTHING
What you need to bring

In order to receive clothing and home furnishings, you need to be a residence of Penitas, Texas. When you visit our clothing bank, it is important to bring the following:

    * Identification for all family members

    * Proof of residency - bring any bills showing your current address

HOURS & AVAILABILITY
We're open from
Monday to Thursday, 10 am to 4 pm

Call (956) 584-6844 for details.

 Clothing and Home Furnishing are received from many different sources: RV parks, consignment stores, mailings, and individuals who collect a car or trailer load and bring it out to us. Over the years Churches, Parks and individuals who have grown familiar with our work, have spread the word and we are blessed with much needed items used and new ranging from children's and baby clothes, blankets, school supplies, yarn and even building supplies. There are some ladies in the Parks who crochet and knit for our families. They make hats, sweaters, booties and afghans.

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For full website, location and services for homeless and low income persons.

Since 1911, the Mission has existed to meet physical needs to bring those with spiritual needs to Jesus Christ.  Our ministries reach out to men, women, and children in the capital area, and we provide food, shelter, and clothing to those who are homeless or low income.

Thomas and Emily Dolton founded the Mission as a faith ministry, and we continue to rely solely on the gifts of compassionate individuals, churches, and organizations.

http://www.rentonclothesbank.org/

Click the link to find out the location, how to get free clothes,getting a referral to other organization, shopping at the store, clothes drive and more information.

In these times it is wonderful places like this exist and if you live in Renton, WA consider donating any clothes or items they need to help out others.

Anyone from our community with a referral to show need, can get free clothes.

Annually, more than 3,000 children and their families depend on the Renton Clothes Bank.

And we depend on volunteers, financial support, and clothing donations from people like you.

http://www.radfordclothingbank.org/

Click the liink to learn more about who is can get free clothes and the hours of operation.

In these times it is great that free clothes banks exist for people during these hard times. They really help out the children from families in need for clothes to begin school with in August. Plus they have other information about their programs and how to donate,etc.

Clothing and small household items away every Wednesday from 1-4 p.m. to Clinton County residents in need of assistance. Donations are accepted during this time. Call for more information.

Upcoming Dates December 16, 23, and 30th

Where:Seventh Day Adventist Community Services (details)

http://communityclothescloset.org/

They give away clothes free of charge to people in need. They don't take in much and are non profit. By not having to buy new clothes it helps the families with their income they say.

That brings a smile to your face :)

If you live in Northern Kent County, Michigan, this may be a link for you.

Shop here at North Kent Service Center, where everything is FREE.   Used items such as clothing for all ages, all sorts of household items, including furniture (when available), and help with food and some financial assistance. 

To qualify you must live within the boundries of North Kent County - North of 6 Mile rd., South of 22 mile rd., East of Kenowa Ave., West of Montcalm Ave... Demonstrate a financial need plus meet the federal poverty guidelines, or be in a temporary crisis situation - such as unemployed or the victim of a natural disaster (fire, flood, etc.).

http://www.nksc.net/