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👕 Where to donate clothes and shoes in Massachusetts

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

48 places in Massachusetts take clothes and shoes.

Boston & Suffolk County 13

BostonCall to confirm

The Thrift Shop of Boston

  • clothing and accessories
  • small appliances
  • electronics
  • furniture
  • kitchen items
  • linens
  • musical instruments
Pickup: Pickup offered; call to confirm terms

Cambridge, Lowell & Middlesex County 2

Quincy, Dedham & Norfolk County 1

Quincy

Interfaith Social Services (Pantry Shelf and Bureau Drawer Thrift Shop)

  • food and garden produce
  • personal care items
  • diapers and menstrual products
  • children's books
  • clothing for the thrift shop

Lynn, Lawrence & the North Shore 1

Brockton, Plymouth & the South Shore 2

KingstonCall to confirm

Plymouth Area Coalition for the Homeless - FAIR Program

  • Gently used clothing
  • Household items
  • Food (Coalition Food Pantry)

Fall River, New Bedford & Taunton 2

Acushnet

Gifts to Give

  • new or gently used children's clothing and shoes
  • toys and books
  • baby gear
  • school supplies
  • hygiene items

Cape Cod & the Islands 4

HyannisCall to confirm

A Baby Center

  • baby clothing
  • baby items

Worcester & Central Mass 7

Springfield & Hampden County 5

SpringfieldCall to confirm

Springfield Rescue Mission

  • clothing, shoes and coats
  • business suits
  • bedding and towels
  • area rugs
  • strollers, Pack and Plays, highchairs
  • small kitchen appliances
  • toiletries
Not accepted: furniture and mattresses; cribs and car seats; baby food or formula; books and magazines; TVs and computers; DVDs and CDs

Northampton, Amherst & Greenfield 6

Amherst

Goodwill - Amherst

  • clothing and shoes
  • books
  • household items and kitchenware
  • small appliances
  • small electronics
  • small furniture
  • jewelry
Not accepted: car seats, cribs, strollers; exercise equipment; large furniture; large toys; tube TVs; medical equipment
Amherst

Hospice Thrift Shop of the Fisher House

  • art, antiques, collectibles
  • books (up to 2 boxes)
  • seasonal clothing
  • handbags and luggage
  • shoes
  • jewelry
  • household and decorative items, lamps
Not accepted: computers and stereos; TVs, VCRs, DVD players; record albums; large appliances or furniture; microwaves; bed pillows
Hadley

Salvation Army - Hadley

  • books
  • clothing
  • furniture in good condition
  • household items
  • jewelry
  • kitchenware
  • electrical equipment
Not accepted: car seats, cribs, strollers; opened games or puzzles; medical equipment; VCRs
Greenfield

Salvation Army Thrift Store - Greenfield

  • usable household items
  • clothing - call to confirm

Pittsfield & the Berkshires 5

AdamsCall to confirm

Old Stone Mill Center / Zero Waste Maker Space

  • backpacks
  • bikes (any condition)
  • books
  • clothing and textiles
  • clean fabric
  • garden tools (non-electric)
  • school and office supplies
Not accepted: electric garden tools

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