Clothing
- Tops & tees
- Pants & jeans
- Dresses
- Jackets
- Kids & baby
- Shoes, in pairs
- Stained or worn
We drive through the neighborhood picking up the clothes, accessories and small electronics you don’t use anymore. Then we find each thing a new home, or recycle it the right way.
We drop flyers on the streets we’re visiting. Yours has your pickup date and time on it.
Tie clothes and accessories in bags. Keep electronics in their own bag or box.
Set it out before your window starts, with a note that says “Giving Neighbor.”
We grab everything during the window. You don’t need to be home.
Broken is fine. Those go to proper e-waste recycling.
We pick up in neighborhoods where we’ve dropped flyers, on the days listed here. Search your ZIP to see what’s coming up.
We plan new routes around where people are asking. Tell us where you are and we’ll let you know when a flyer drop and pickup day are on the way.
After each route we go through everything by hand and sort it by type and condition.
Wearable clothes, good accessories and working electronics go to people and groups who can use them.
Worn fabric becomes fiber, rags and insulation. Broken electronics go to e-waste recyclers who recover the materials safely.
Nope. Just have your bags at the curb, marked “Giving Neighbor,” before your pickup window starts.
We can’t circle back for single pickups, but we come back to neighborhoods regularly. Check the schedule for your next date, or request your area and we’ll let you know.
Not yet. We only collect on scheduled route days in flyered neighborhoods, which keeps our drives quick and our costs low. Request your area to help get it on a future route.
We run in light rain, so tied plastic bags are your friend. If severe weather moves a pickup, we’ll update the schedule here.
Yes! Fabric that can’t be worn again gets recycled instead of landfilled. Just make sure it’s dry.
Reach out and we’ll share current details on donation receipts.