Social welfare Charities That specialise in Clothes

Organsiation of fund raising activities for children and their parents/carers. Events include Summer Fun day, school discos, Christmas bazaar and Easter events. Evening activies include quiz nights, bingo nights and games evenings. We also raise funds by recycling clothes.

Sponsored events eg, sponsored read, discos, christmas fair, various raffles, book fairs, penalty shoot out competitions, clothing collections, recycing of goods, fun days.

We are a Christian charity who help the homeless in the Newark Area by providing food, clothes and where possible, shelter through the winter months. Our main first point of contact with our guests is through a drop in offering a hot meal and other practical support; this is usually held in a central church building in Newark from November to March.

Monthly cake sales, Summer and Christmas Fayres, Pamper evenings, Film nights, Discos, Quiz nights, Sponsored events, Golf day, Nearly new uniforms, Phil the bag (recycling clothes) Secret shops, Mothers and Father day shops.

TO RELIEVE THE CHARITABLE NEEDS OF HOMELESS ADULTS, OR ADULTS AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS, IN BRISTOL BY THE PROVISION OF FOOD, DRINK, REPLACEMENT CLOTHING, TOILETRIES, COMPANIONSHIP, ADVICE, SIGNPOSTING AND PRACTICAL AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT

Weekly Sunday worship services in person and onlineWeekly Bible Study in person and onlineOne-to-one and group discipleshipVarious community services which include a clothing bank and business training and mentoringEvangelism / sharing of Gospel messageHelping individuals to discover, develop and deploy their gifts, skills and talents

Provide poverty alleviation program, skills acquisition training and empowerment for women, widows and youth in South west Nigeria. Provide education to children of poor families who cannot afford to send their children to school Building of Community schools( Primary and Secondary) in rural areas of Nigeria. Provide Food, Clothing, education & accommodation for street children in SW, Nigeria

1. The advancement of the Christian faith through Church programmes, outreach ministry to women and to the public in general, and through relevant Christian books and publications, etc. 2. The relief of poverty by the provision of temporary accommodation, food and clothing. 3. The advancement of education by providing or assisting in training facilities to acquire vocational skills.

Collection and distribution of donated items including furniture, white goods, household items, clothes, toys & Christmas hampers to local homes in need.Co-ordination of Projects involving groups of volunteers from local Churches helping local people with practical needs such as gardening, decorating, DIY and cleaning.Increasing awareness of the work of the Charity amongst local Churches.

To relieve poverty of persons 16 year of age or over by the provision of support (including food, clothing, washing facilities, warmth and comfort) for those homeless and those living in substandard accommodation, as well as support through counselling, mentoring, art therapy and advocacy to access services providing help with housing and drug rehabilitation, within the North Staffordshire area.

Our core objective is to advance the Christian faith in through the provision of charitable activities in the United Kingdom and Worldwide. We were able to perform some outreach programmes in both the United Kingdom and Ghana. The organisation was able to donate food, clothes, shoes and cash to some children?s Homes in Ghana and some homeless people in the UK.

POPI is a Babybank service. We provide equipment for babies and children under 5 free of charge to families in need on a Referrals basis. Referrals can be made by professionals such as social workers and health visitors and support agencies such as Domestic Violence Support, Homestart and Refugee Support. Examples of items that we provide include prams, pushchairs, cots, clothing, toys, nappies.

Relief Poverty by providing feed, meals on wheels and items of clothing.

Community Kitchen Glos provide a nutritious three course meal every Monday evening to some of the most deprived communities in Gloucester. We provide advice, support and signposting for our guests, from sourcing cheap nutritious food, to housing support and/or places where free or cheap clothing or washing facilities are available. Our food is sustainably sourced to support conservation.

The prevention of poverty through the provision of practical support of food, clothing, household equipments for the benefit of the general public, especially the needy. This is done through the provisions of advocacy, advice and information.

Share the Gospel and point people to Jesus, proclaiming the gospel of salvation through Jesus Christ. Bringing hope in disaster.Seek justice for the oppressed, lift up the downtrodden and speak up for the forgotten. Providing for physical needs (food, clothing, shelter) as necessary and appropriate.Look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep unpolluted by the world.

To relieve poverty among families with young children, principally aged 0 to 16, and pregnant women, in conditions of need, hardship or distress within the Wakefield district and surrounding areas, for the public benefit, but not exclusively, we do his by Providing essential clothing, equipment and other items for children aged 0-16 years, and pregnant women.

Distribution of second hand clothing, Christmas dinner, we serve food and hot drinks after service

fund raising for primary school such as Christmas and Summer fairs,cake stalls, discos, clothes sales, dancing/social events, pub quiz nights

To provide funds to purchase items for the education and enjoyment of pupils of the school.Fundraising activities have included for example bake sales, discos, Christmas Fair, Spring Fair, clothes and foreign coin donations.Items funded within the school have included for example classroom equipment, visits to school to support curriculum and sporting equipment for school teams and sports.

We provide basic education to the community, English classes, support for mothers and their babies by giving reusable nappies, clothing and hygiene products. Girls have classes on self care and hygiene while receiving reusable sanitary towels, knickers, soap and other toiletries. We provide a safe space to learn, confide, play and develop the local community.

Trustees use the yearly income of the Fund for the benefit of people convalescing after treatment as in-patients or out-patients of Huddersfield hospitals. Support may be of the following. Special foods, medicines or appliances. Household goods such as washing machines, fridges etc. Floor coverings, cleaning services. Clothing, bedding. Holiday for convalescence.

Christmas FairHalloween DiscoSummer FairSchool Disco?sMothers Day, Fathers Day & Christmas ShopsRecycled Clothing CollectionsSecond Hand Uniform ShopQuiz NightEaster Egg Bingo100 clubColouring competitions

The JPP Foundation funds a project in Pushkar, Rajasthan, which provides support to local underprivileged boys and girls. It enables them to attend a local school and provides them with safe after-school facilities and homework support. The project also provides meals, clothing and pastoral care for 3 hours a day, 6 days a week.

Christmas FayreSummer FayreTermly Disco'sRaffle'sBag to SchoolRecycling (clothes, batteries, mobile phones, jewllery)