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The average New Yorker tosses 46 pounds of clothing and other textiles in the trash each year. All told, NYC residents discard nearly 200,000 tons of textiles every year, at a cost to taxpayers and our environment. Textiles can be dropped off weekly at the following locations.
Looking to donate clothes in New York City or upstate New York? Our tool helps you locate the nearest drop-off spots, whether you’re in the bustling streets of Manhattan or the scenic towns upstate. Enter your location, and we’ll guide you to local charities ready to accept your donations.
refashionNYC is NYC's official clothing reuse program in partnership with NYC Department of Sanitation and Housing Works to make textile donations as easy as possible, through a convenient in-building service.
Every year NYC residents throw away approximately 200,000 tons of clothing, linens, shoes, and other textiles. You can get rid of clothing, household fabrics, and accessories by bringing them to thrift stores, retail take-back programs, textile recyclers, and drop-off bins around NYC.
donateNYC provides New Yorkers with tools to make donating and finding second-hand clothes, shoes, accessories, and textiles easy. Whether you are a business looking to donate surplus, a nonprofit community organization seeking donations, or a resident wanting to declutter your closet, donateNYC can help. Visit donateNYC.
23 Ιουλ 2024 · A guide on where to take any type of clothing in New York, including Housing Works, Goodwill, Salvation Army, Buy Nothing groups, The Thrifty Hog, Vintage Thrift, City Opera Thrift, Womankind, Xavier Mission, and New York Cares.
refashionNYC is a convenient and free textile donation and recycling service available for NYC residential and commercial buildings, schools, and nonprofit institutions. We deliver bins to collect your unwanted clothing, household textiles, and accessories, then pick them up when they are full.
