Where do I donate women's plus size clothing in northern NJ?
December 4, 2013 10:49 AM Subscribe
I have a bunch of plus size women's clothing to donate in northern New Jersey. Which local organizations I should contact?
My mother died unexpectedly last month and she was a QVC clothing addict. I have bags and bags worth of 3x clothing, current styles, much of it still in QVC packaging. The clothing is in Essex County and I am looking for a local-ish organization that can actually use this clothing as opposed to turning it into rags, selling it or shipping it halfway across the world.
I would really appreciate specific recommendations of organizations who could use this clothing in my area.
My mother died unexpectedly last month and she was a QVC clothing addict. I have bags and bags worth of 3x clothing, current styles, much of it still in QVC packaging. The clothing is in Essex County and I am looking for a local-ish organization that can actually use this clothing as opposed to turning it into rags, selling it or shipping it halfway across the world.
I would really appreciate specific recommendations of organizations who could use this clothing in my area.
I would like to second finding a Dress for Success chapter, if you can. Their percentage of plus size clients is far higher than their number of plus size donations.
posted by anastasiav at 11:09 AM on December 4, 2013 [2 favorites]
posted by anastasiav at 11:09 AM on December 4, 2013 [2 favorites]
If you ever make it into the Philly area, CareerWardrobe is a great organization.
They'll take career-type clothes to give to clients and things that aren't suitable for that, they will resell to make money to further their goals.
posted by misanthropicsarah at 8:23 AM on December 5, 2013
They'll take career-type clothes to give to clients and things that aren't suitable for that, they will resell to make money to further their goals.
posted by misanthropicsarah at 8:23 AM on December 5, 2013
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If some or all of the clothing is casual, you might still try calling them. I'm sure they'd have a very good idea of where this clothing could be directly donated to women.
posted by peep at 11:07 AM on December 4, 2013 [3 favorites]