Social welfare Charities That specialise in Clothes

QMCG buys and sources new clothing, sleeping bags and linen and distributes these items once a year to British charities, operating only in the United Kingdom, to help vulnerable and homeless people.

The charity relies on donations in order to carry out its main objective, which is to provide a lifeboat for the protection of the general public. The charity also carries out fundraising events and sells clothing in order to raise additional funds.

Nightwatch provides food, clothing and resettlement goods to homeless and otherwise very poor and vulnerable people.

Joy For Humanity provides education and empowers Ugandan families to break the cycle of generational poverty to meet their basic needs such as shelter, healthcare, food, clothing, and education to live healthy and dignified lives.

The advancement of the Christian faith and the education of Christian principles for the public benefit ofthe community in accordance with the statement of faith throughout England and Wales through prayer meetings, fellowship gatherings, Bible study, outreach/pastoral care in the community, distributing food and clothing to vulnerable and disadvantaged within the community.

Unite is helping and supporting men and their families inside the HMPPS Hewell/Grange and HMPPS Berwyn in North Wales.Unite provides snacks, soft drinks and free sweets for the children who visit their dads inside. We also provide through the gate care for the men when released, clothing/financial/food/advice etc. Unite serves hot meals to the homeless guys in very needy areas such as Wrexham.

Public benefit mainly overseas but UK consideredRelieve poverty, advance education and relieve sickness especially overseas on merit Prioritise disability, mental health and blindnessHelp orphans, food parcels and access to clean water in natural disaster zonesMaintain human dignity with food, clothing, shelter, education UK registered charities only; contact Altaf Gatrad post/email

THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY AND ASSOCIATED ADVERSITY IN EAST SUSSEX AND SURROUNDING AREAS THROUGH PROVISION OF CLOTHING AND ESSENTIAL ITEMS FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN TO FAMILIES IN NEED.

Halls at West Croydon Baptist Church are available on Tuesday mornings for a 'drop in' service and for socialising on Wednesday mornings. Food, clothes, footwear, toiletries and household goods are distributed to local asylum seekers and refugees. A help desk is available to assist with administrative queries. Children of asylum seeker families are assisted in obtaining places in local schools.

Helping the homeless within the borough of SouthwarkHelping orphan institutions in GhanaProviding secondhand clothing / hospital uniforms to Hospitals in GhanaProviding hospital pastoral care the sickOrganising soup kitchens for the homeless during the Christmas period, fund raising for kidney research foundations both here and abroad.Provide food to the needy under UK lockdown

Christian church services, Counselling services for people going through bad times, tragedy, bereavement to spiritually heal them, Youth services through trips, outing, police and community leaders involvements, food and clothes bank services to needy people. Donation to hospital for children, Great Ormond. All our services are provided from 42 Wildfell Hall, Catford, London SE6 4HU and facebook

Weekly drop-in sessions offer friendship, practical and emotional support with access to clothing and household goods. The Welcome session gives new clients essential information about their locality.Clients practice their spoken English at Come & Chat and share lunch together. A games afternoon, two Health & Fitness sessions and football coaching give our clients recreational opportunities.

Provide clothing, household goods, bric a brac and resources, including meeting space, at affordable prices. Initially serving the local area. Empowering and working with local organisations, businesses and groups through knowledge sharing, volunteering and skill building. Providing a facility to alleviate isolation and loneliness across genders, age, abilities and ethnicities.

We are focused on the Home of Peace Children's Home in Kenya. Providing for the needs of children committed to the home by the courts and the government District Children's officer. Included funds for food, clothing, accommodation, education and medical care. Also funds for the staff who look after the children,

Coffee Mornings on Saturdays for the Elderly, Rough Sleepers and the general Public.Contributions of Dry and Packaged foods to the local Food Bank towards the alleviation of the sufferings of the less privileged. Collection and supply of Warm clothing items like Blankets, Coats, Socks and Shoes for the homeless. Partnering with other existing operators for the supply and service of hot meals,

Provide financial support to Taraj educational institution.Provision of education, boarding, food, clothing, medical and pocket money for some under privilege and disadvantage children.

PROVIDE LIFESAVING MEDICATIONS TO PREGNANT WOMEN IN SUBSAHARAN AFRICA, IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE RISK OF DEATH IN PREGNANCY & CHILDBIRTH FROM ECLAMPSIA & POST PARTUM HAEMORRHAGE. FACILITATE VISITS TO SUBSAHARAN COUNTRIES BY CLINICAL STAFF IN ORDER TO SHARE CLINICAL EXPERIENCES. PROVIDE ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO HOSPITALS AND COMMUNITIES, SUCH AS EQUIPMENT & BABY CLOTHES.

Christian religious activities such as church service, sunday school, street evangelism, cottage meeting etc.Food bank to poor people.Financial support to christian missionaries.Provide food and clothes to tribal villages/rural areas in India.Spiritual support to christian families.

The objects of the CIO is to work towards improving the quality of life for those suffering from poverty, some of which have resulted from wars. The objective of the charity is to raise funds to assist with providing necessary education, shelter, clothing, food and also providing access to water sources and electricity for those living in poverty.

The Rev. Brian Attwell and his wife, Betty Attwell, are responsible for running the St. Andrews Childrens Home (Hogar San Andres) at Chosica, near Lima city, in Peru, South America. Over 30 abandoned, orphaned, and disabled children are being cared for in this home. Both short and long-term residential accommodation is provided for children, also medical care, food, clothing and education.

TROOP AID support injured servicemen and women when they are admitted to a hospital within the UK and World Wide wherever British Troops are serving, they are given an emergency Pack ( Grab Bag) with Basic Essentials such as clothing and toiletries.

Little Stars Baby Bank's sole purpose is to help families in need within Shropshire, by providing pre-loved donations of essential baby/children items such as clothing; moses baskets and nappies, as well as products needed for mother after giving birth. Monetary donations go towards brand new items that cannot be donated.We give this support to help give their child have the best start in life

The advancement of the Christian religion for the benefit of the public. To relieve the poverty and distress of the public and those in necessitous by provision of money, food, clothing and other essential items.

The relief of poverty, social disadvantage and social exclusion and supporting the advancement of community resilience and cohesion. We provide for example: food, clothing and social opportunities to those within our communities, utilising skills and resources already present in those communities through collaboration with other charities, local business and community groups to achieve our goals.

To advance education and relieve financial hardship amongst asylum seekers and refugees primarily young people aged 16 - 21 residing in the London Borough of Hillingdon, in particular by the provision of, food, clothing, basic living equipment, advice and support services,facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation with the object of improving their conditions