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Clothing donations
Stuart_Learys_Boots
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I recently retired from the city and find I have loads of shirts, ties and cuff links that I no longer need. I’ve been trying to find a way to donate them to prospective interviewees local to Greenwich but can’t find anything. Anyone got any ideas?
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There’s a couple here that might be suitable. Great thing to do as well 👍🏻
https://www.suitedbootedcentre.org.uk/2 -
Thanks for that. I had found them. One is in Birmingham and the other north London. I was hoping to do something for locals.0
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Put them in the local Sally Army clothing bin. They should make good use of those itemsStuart_Learys_Boots said:I recently retired from the city and find I have loads of shirts, ties and cuff links that I no longer need. I’ve been trying to find a way to donate them to prospective interviewees local to Greenwich but can’t find anything. Anyone got any ideas?1 -
all my 'surplus' clothing, shoes, books, CDs. whatever bric-a-brac goes to the Salvation Army .. I am pretty sure they will be put to good use within poorer UK communities and not sold on for a tidy profit, excluding being sold in 'charity shops' of courseshirty5 said:
Put them in the local Sally Army clothing bin. They should make good use of those itemsStuart_Learys_Boots said:I recently retired from the city and find I have loads of shirts, ties and cuff links that I no longer need. I’ve been trying to find a way to donate them to prospective interviewees local to Greenwich but can’t find anything. Anyone got any ideas?0 -
there a lot of charity shops around on most high streets who would love these1
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You could always try phoning "First Step Trust" in Woolwich to see if they would be interested. Google them0



