Social welfare Charities That specialise in Clothes

We organise volunteers who live in and around Cambridge working to help the refugees in Northern France and elsewhere. We send regular convoys of volunteers to Europe, and we carry out activities in UK to raise awareness of the situation. We raise funds and organise donations of clothing and other items. All the money we raise goes towards providing aid to the refugees or supporting our convoys.

For the public benefit the relief of those in need in Sri Lanka by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, or social or economic disadvantage in particular but not exclusively those suffering from the result of war, by coordinating and developing services such as, the provision of bedding, clothing, food finance and such other services for those in need as the trustees may determine.

We collect clothing and other items and raise funds to help asylum seekers in Hull and East Riding, as well as vulnerable people locally. We also provide a small amount of assistance to asylum seekers overseas. We aim to raise awareness of the situation of people seeking asylum, by organising public events, such as talks, and being involved in local festivals etc.

We are a drop in centre serving food to the homeless and vulnerable in the Newbury area. The preparation and serving of meals is our main function but we also provide groceries, tins, toiletries, clothes and bedding to those in need. It is also a place where people can socialise. We work with other organisations and agencies who can offer help and signpost those in need to the relevant groups.

Easter Egg & Xmas Box bingo, Summer BBQ & fun evening, Xmas fayre, School Disco, Non-uniform day, Clothes for Cash.

The activities of the charity is to educate the public about the Christian faith with the Holy Bible through our Church services, Christian workshop and seminars. We organise career counselling for young people and those preparing for the Job market both in the church and the community and finally we organise a welfare scheme to support the needy with food and clothing.

Raising sufficient funds to issue food, clothes and toys vouchers just prior to Christmas to circa 1600 known underpriviliged children living within the Bristol city boundary.

The charity offers affordable rented accommodation in the local area of Bampton and Bampton Grange near Penrith in Cumbria. We also offer grants towards educational needs such as equipment , clothing, Duke of Edinburgh awards, educational trips, community projects and hardship funding.

Trinity Safe Space provides many services: -two, weekly drop-ins; English for Speakers of Other Languages sessions; social gatherings; celebration events; access to interpretation; help, information and support to asylum seekers, refugees and vulnerable migrants; signposting to other organisations, and we have given out food, essential items eg clothes, shoes, household goods, furniture, bikes etc

The prevention or relief of poverty in South Yorkshire by providing clothing and food thorough a food bank system directly to individuals and families in need. Hold activities for young people and the community. To enhance our religious activities by sharing the word of God and Jesus Christ whilst promoting love and peace across the nations.

Targeted support & hands-on visits to existing projects in Africa and Asia supplying humanitarian aid to those living in desperate circumstances including, but not limited to, children, orphans, widows & refugees. The aid includes basic necessities such as food, clean water, clothing, shelter, medical care & education. All support is directed through local partners who are known to the directors.

PROVISION OF FOOD, DRINKS, CLOTHING, BEDDING AND COMPANIONSHIP TO ROUGH SLEEPERS AND OTHER DISADVANTAGED PERSONS ON THE STREETS OF LONDON AND SLOUGH AND MAINTAIN A NIGHT SHELTER EACH WINTER/SPRING FOR HOMELESS IN SLOUGH.

Sacred Africa Ministries will achieve these outcomes by in particular, but not exclusively by donating non-perishable goods food items toiletries and clothing. We support University Hospitals Birmingham Charity and Let's Feed Brum by donating male and female toiletries and volunteering to help distribute hot food and drink. We support PDSA by donating clothing and goods for sale to raise funds.

The provision of essential items, such as food, drink, clothing, blankets, sleeping bags, accessories & toiletries; through city centres outreaches, direct to shelters and hostels and parcels to those newly housed and living in financial hardship.Providing support and sign posting to housing options, as well as other appropriate advice and educational support.

To relieve persons in the Shoeburyness and surrounding areas that are in financial hardship in such ways as the trustees from time to time think fit, in particular, but not exclusively by:1) Providing free/low cost meals to individuals and families in need2) Providing free/low cost groceries, toiletries, clothing, toys and household items to individuals and families in need3) Other means

Finding legal support for asylum seeker applications and supporting refugees to obtain the right to remain and or gain citizenship. We assist refugees applying for benefits and emergency housing.We maintain and develop links with donors to provide household items and clothing for refugee households in York and partners in Bradford, Wakefield and Hull.

The provision of a more personalised approach to the care of families who have lost a child, by providing items for bereavement rooms, clothing for the child, cuddle blankets, and other support we identify along the way. We hope to be able to work alongside other charities, by speaking at training events and in any other way we can.

To support low income families and vulnerable members of the community by collecting and distributing living products, clothing and relief packages which will help relieve austerity to families in Blaenau Gwent.

For the public benefit, the relief and assistance of people in need in Bristol, and its surrounding suburbs, who may suffer the effect of homelessness by supplying them with, in particular but not exclusively by, food, clothing and related support. To provide assistance and advice to like-minded charitable groups, not limited by geography.

Counselling teenage girls, women and men facing unintended pregnancy or seeking recovery through pregnancy loss. Free pregnancy testing service. Providing baby clothing and equipment up to age 2 years for those who are financially unable to provide for themselves. Support groups for mothers and their pre-schoolers, bereaved parents, lone dads, parents of young people with mental health concerns.

Sunday Service from 4.00 to 6:30 pm (Every Sunday) At Brent Hub community centre NW10 8BNEvery Thursday Bible stuAll Night prayers (Every Friday) Yearly AOG Conference - Attended by Church LeadersSupporting missionaries - Africa, India Supporting Orphanage in India and Africa (Clothes, Stationery and Toys)Supporting the Homeless in the UK during ChristmasLegal Advice and counsel

Provision of hospitality (meeting space, food, clothing and other services) over the three day Christmas period; provision and delivery of hampers to those in need; provision of food vouchers to those in need.

Church facilities to enable proper worship. Children's education in Christian fundamentals. Outreach ministry providing help financially, spiritually and emotionally addressing individual social needs. Care within the community by way of accomodation, clothing, food, financial assistance, immigration support, hospital and prison visits, counselling and advice. Distribution of books and literature.

Working mainly with health and social care professionals in Coventry and Warwickshire to identify babies in need, we seek to help socially and/or economically disadvantaged families and mothers unable to provide basic equipment, consumables, food and clothing for their babies from birth to around twelve months by supplying them with appropriate donated or purchased items free of charge.

Southampton Action runs regular public appeals to collect items, particularly but not exclusively clothing, shoes, household items, toiletries and camping equipment. Volunteers sort the donated items, which are then packed and delivered to order to refugees and asylum seekers in Southampton and also delivers items to refugee organisations working outside of the UK.