Social welfare Charities That specialise in Clothes

Hope for Food supplies clothing, boots, toiletries, hot food, soup, sandwiches, fruit & veg, tea and coffee to the homeless through community meals in Bournemouth. We also help struggling families with weekly food hampers, clothing and occasionally household items.

Money is raised through the charity shops to make grants, as decided by the trustees, to local groups serving the Bacup community. Clothing, bedding and toys, as and when available in the shops are given to those who for any reason find themselves in desperate need, usually by referral. As a group of churches we work together to promote the Christian faith through ecumenical events

Support of the homeless and needy in Liverpool and it's environs, through the giving out of clothing and free breakfast and lunch on most days at our rescue centres. Annual evangelistic childrens camp.

Provide shelter food and clothing to children and youth identified as vulnerable.Provide education and learning opportunities, well being and life skills awareness programmes that will give hope to children and youth.Facilitate community outreach programmes to increase knowledge and empowerment within the youth of the community

Buy and deliver blankets, tents, medicines and similar items to areas suffering from natural disasters.To provide cooked meals, basic clothing and similar items to poor living in cities and villages.Payments of funds into orphanges to assist with looking after the vulnerable.Provision of funding to areas suffering hardship by contributing to the construction and running of hospitals.

Providing grants scholarships and facilities for education of children and young people in Africa and relieving their needs through the provision of food clothing and accommodation, in Africa

Lady Gould's Charity awards grants to people living in certain areas of Highgate, London who are, for whatever reason, unable to provide for basic necessities. The Charity makes grants of up to £600 per application. Grants typically cover household items such as baby essentials, furntiure, carpets, washing machines, cookers or clothing. The Charity makes around 85 grants per year.

Providing essential baby items (such as toys, clothing, cots) for families in need.

A charity serving the asylum seeker, refugee, and local community throughout the central Liverpool area, assisting them as they transition into a purpose-filled life in the UK. We offer various services such as English classes and cultural classes, skills workshops and art workshops, support groups, and practical support like clothes, toiletries, and food.

Clothing Solutions provide a unique bespoke garment making, alterations and adaptations service to physical disabled people and those with learning difficulties, to improve their life choices and independence. We also provide garments to other people such as the elderly and infirm that are not registered disabled but require help. We also offer an advice and information service.

We support our community by providing: Food Clothing Essentials Signposting and referral to specialist agencies Safe space for those in danger from all forms of abuse and harassment Qualifications/ Training Peer support groups for women and girls, the elderly and victims/survivors of Domestic AbuseEmotional/Practical support for those most in need.Events and Outings

We provide a number of charitable services to homeless and rough sleepers including running street kitchens to provide food and clothing. We currently run 7 days a week giving volunteers a chance to work together on these projects. Since March 2020 the first Covid-19 lock down we stepped up our services, this was made possible by extra vounteers over 300 and support from businesses and groups.

For the public benefit. To relieve the needs of homeless persons or those at risk of homelessness in Selby and the surrounding areas by the provision of temporary accommodation, providing food, drink, warmth ,washing facilities, replacement clothing, companionship, advocacy services, signposting and help accessing external support.

We are a place of worship. We have regular times of prayer and worship. We also seek to provide support and respite to the community. We do this by providing food, clothing, counselling and family support.

We are a 3 denominational (Baptist, Methodist, United Reformed Church) ecumenical church worshipping as one church. We operate from The Pilgrim Centre in Swindon town centre which includes The Roundabout Cafe. All are welcome. Cafe prices are set deliberately low to reflect this. We provide help to the lonely and homeless in the form of free food, clothing, and a listening ear.

We will be providing funds to organisations working on the ground in the area of operations to assist those who are the most needy, to provide education and healthcare facilities along with shelter, food, clothing and alleviate financial hardship

Volunteers and refugees are able to request funding for clothes, equipment and activities. We provide a range of support including individual English lessons, conversations classes, monthly social gatherings and weekly football sessions. We also fund various school clubs, outings and children's activities.We have also put on an annual Festival and given talks at schools.

Extra curriculam activities for children after school, praying facilities, seminars and collection of clothes for distribution in third world countries.

The Charity provides full support for all the young people in its care, including the provision of accommodation, food and clothes, medical care when required, sponsoring the educational aspects of their lives, and providing advice and guidance as they grow up.

To relieve financial hardship, distress and suffering among orphans, widows, poor people, victims of natural disasters and other people in need by means of, but not exclusively, making grants or loans for providing or paying for items, equipment, services and facilities, including the provision of food, clean water, clothing, medicines and accommodation for the benefit of the said persons.

We are a community centre offering a range of services and activities to residents of all ages in the Ferrybridge and Knottingley area. Our aim is to keep everyone in our local community socially and physically active to which we offer many classes . We are also the local drop of point for the clothing bank, food bank and uniform bank.

Empowers orphans and poor families across the globe to promote sustainable change by providing access to education and dedicated programmes such as building wells, microfinancing, providing staple food baskets which help children(mainly orphans) the poor and needy. Giving Sadaqah also works in the UK to help recycle clothes and organises Food Banks for those in need.

Dereham Aid Centre opens twice weekly and supports anyone in need, we cover all demographics. Food and drink is served in the centre, we have a food bank, ESOL lessons, clothing, toys, bedding and furniture - everything is free or for a donation (who are we to judge what someone can afford?)We have a weekly Mens mental health group as well Scrap booking "Making Memories" for older people

The sharing of Vaishnava Hindu religious philosophy and activities for the benefit of society in general. Socially beneficial activities, such as provision of free food to the poor and homeless and winter provision of blankets and clothing to the same. Establishment of a healing centre, providing, generally free healing disciplines, again ,for the benefit of society.

Curry on the Street aims to relieve poverty, promote good nutrition and reduce social isolation amongst those in our community who are suffering social, economical or emotional distress by the provision of emergency food parcels (referral process), warm clothing and by serving nutritious curry and rice weekly in the town centre of Nelson and inside premises in Burnley and Colne, Lancashire.