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👕 Where to donate clothes and shoes in Arizona

Clothing is accepted almost everywhere, but it does the most good where it's needed. Shelters and clothing closets need specific things, especially men's clothes, winter coats and new socks and underwear.

Before you go

42 places in Arizona take clothes and shoes.

Phoenix Metro & Maricopa County 5

PhoenixCall to confirm

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Phoenix

  • clothing
  • furniture
  • books
  • kitchen items
  • small appliances
  • household items
PhoenixCall to confirm

UMOM New Day Centers

  • clothing
  • diapers
  • hygiene products
  • bedding
  • backpacks
  • travel-size toiletries

Tucson & Pima County 5

Tucson

St. Vincent de Paul Tucson Thrift Store - East Pima St.

  • goods
  • clothing
  • furniture
Pickup: Pickup available - call (520) 628-7837 to arrange; cost not stated
Tucson

Humane Society of Southern Arizona Thrift Store

  • furniture
  • household items
  • electronics
  • toys
  • books
  • clothing
  • art, jewelry and collectibles
Not accepted: non-working appliances; mattresses; car seats; pet medication; tires

Casa Grande, San Tan Valley & Pinal County 2

Prescott & the Verde Valley 12

Flagstaff & Northern Arizona 3

FlagstaffFree pickup

Thrift for Goodness Sake / Hope Cottage

  • Clothing
  • Food
  • Backpacks
  • Bicycles
  • Women's and children's items
Pickup: Yes - pickup in the Flagstaff area, call (928) 214-1094

Kingman, Lake Havasu & the Colorado River 3

Bullhead City

Boys & Girls Club of the Colorado River Thrift Store - Bullhead City

  • clothing and shoes
  • bedding and linens
  • kitchenware
  • small appliances
  • furniture
  • baby furniture
Not accepted: donations left after hours
Pickup: Pickup of large items such as furniture by the club team - call to schedule
Fort Mohave

Boys & Girls Club of the Colorado River Thrift Store - Fort Mohave

  • clothing and shoes
  • bedding and linens
  • kitchenware
  • small appliances
  • furniture
  • baby furniture
Not accepted: donations left after hours
Pickup: Pickup of large items by the club team - call 928-704-8797

Yuma & Southwest Arizona 3

Yuma

Hospice of Yuma Thrift Shop

  • Clothing
  • Furniture and home furnishings
  • Bedding and linens
  • Kitchenware
  • Appliances and small electronics
  • Baby furniture
Yuma

Outreach Partners of Yuma Thrift Shop

  • Clothing and shoes
  • Kitchenware, glassware, linens, tools
  • Jewelry
  • Toys
  • Seasonal items and craft supplies
Not accepted: Car or booster seats; Used mattresses; Large appliances; Non-working electronics; Corded blinds; Weapons or hazardous items

Show Low & the White Mountains 5

PinetopCall to confirm

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Shop (St. Mary of the Angels)

  • Clothing
  • Household goods

Payson, Globe & Gila County 1

Safford & the Gila Valley 1

SaffordCall to confirm

Angel's Closet Clothing Bank and Food Pantry

  • gently used clothing
  • new socks and underwear
  • food - call to confirm

Nogales & Santa Cruz County 2

NogalesCall to confirm

Crossroads Nogales Mission

  • canned fruit and vegetables
  • pasta, rice, beans, powdered milk, sugar
  • peanut butter, jam, tomato sauce, spices
  • clean gently used clothing
  • twin bedding (sheets, blankets, comforters)

National and mail-in programs

These take donations from anywhere in the country, by mail, at partner drop-off points, or through local chapters. Check each one's rules first.

Nationwide

Soles4Souls

  • How: Fill out the donor form, then use the drop-off locator or ship free with a Zappos for Good prepaid label dropped at any UPS Store.
  • Rules: Some drop-off sites take no more than 15 pairs. Boxes must be under 50 lbs. Free label requires a Zappos account. You can also ship to the nearest Soles4Souls warehouse at your own cost (shipping cost gets a tax acknowledgment).
  • New or gently worn shoes of all styles and sizes
  • Single or mismatched shoes
  • Clothing with usable life left
Not accepted: Shoes with holes or mold; Undergarments