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👕 Where to donate clothes and shoes in Nevada

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

17 places in Nevada take clothes and shoes.

Las Vegas & Clark County 7

Las Vegas

Opportunity Village Thrift Store

  • clothing, shoes, purses
  • books, CDs/DVDs
  • furniture in good condition
  • flat-screen TVs, computers
  • housewares, dishes, linens, lamps
  • small appliances
  • sporting goods, toys, tools
Not accepted: mattresses, beds, armoires, entertainment centers; building materials, ceiling fans, light fixtures; gas-powered items, BBQ grills; chemicals, paint; food; tube TVs, pianos, pool tables

Reno, Sparks & Virginia City 6

Reno

The Salvation Army Thrift Store - Sutro Street

  • clothing
  • household goods
  • furniture
  • antiques and collectibles
Not accepted: tube TVs and their entertainment centers; pool tables; pianos and organs; large wooden desks; fluorescent bulbs; paint and chemicals
Sparks

The Salvation Army Thrift Store - Sparks

  • clothing
  • household goods
  • furniture
Not accepted: tube TVs and their entertainment centers; pool tables; pianos and organs; large wooden desks; fluorescent bulbs; paint and chemicals
Reno

The Salvation Army Thrift Store - Valley Road

  • clothing
  • household goods
  • furniture
Not accepted: tube TVs and their entertainment centers; pool tables; pianos and organs; large wooden desks; fluorescent bulbs; paint and chemicals
RenoCall to confirm

Assistance League of Reno-Sparks Thrift Shop

  • gently used items
  • coats, hats, gloves (fall veterans drive)
  • paper grocery bags
  • preschool children's books

Carson City, Minden & Lake Tahoe 2

Carson City

FISH Thrift Stores

  • sellable clothing
  • household items
  • furniture in good condition
  • working electronics
Not accepted: mattresses and box springs; damaged or stained furniture; non-working electronics; car seats, cribs and baby equipment; medical equipment; hazardous materials

Pahrump, Tonopah & Rural South 2

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