I often get asked about donating clothing to charity… here are some tips ‘Style Savvy – Donating Clothing’

If you’re blessed with so many clothes that you need to dispose of them giving them to a charity is an act of generosity that will bless others.

That is…

If they are worth wearing.

From around the World Charity organisations are forced to spend millions – yes MILLIONS on getting rid of items that can’t be sold. That’s millions they don’t have to help others with.

So, here are a few donation etiquette suggestions to follow:

⛔ Don’t dump donations outside of allocated bins or in front of charity shops.

✅ Do donate freshly washed items of clothing.

⛔ Don’t include underwear.

⛔ Don’t include items that are torn or stained.

✅ Do save your unwanted clothing and donate at the beginning of the season they can be worn in. This will save the organisation the cost of storage.

✅ Do donate only matching pairs of shoes that are in good condition.

Can you think of any other donation etiquette tips?

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I hope you have enjoyed these suggestions… it’s a liberating feeling, letting go of unsuitable items plus letting someone else enjoy them also feels so good.

Have an awesome week ahead.

Yours in Style,

Johanna-May xx