Social welfare Charities That specialise in Clothes

The charity will provide goods and services to those individuals who are living in poverty through basic provisions such as clothing items, sleeping bags, toiletries and food. Poverty Pound believes that every human being is important and we pride ourselves on being a charity for everyone who is in poverty or in need of extra support. We do not discriminate or refuse to support individuals.

Cold Nights provides outreach services on a bi-weekly basis in Manchester City Centre. This includes the provision of food and warm clothing to the socially disadvantages members of the community.

The Charity's activities involve the relief of poverty, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability or financial hardship.Achieved through provision of household items such as furniture and goods along with personal items such as clothing.Beneficiaries of these activities are located within the City of Wolverhampton and its local environs.

The charity provides relief to the vulnerable people of our society globally by providing them necessities inlcluding food, clothing, education, health and medications. The charity also helps in environmental acitivities in order to tackle our climatic issues.

SOFA activities include disability advocacy, sponsoring kids for educational purposes, health outreach where we organise free health checks, clothes and toys donations, education on human rights.

Bibles books and clothing for young children

Provide, relief to the Poor and Needy residents within the Parish of Boddington, Northants in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants, gifts of food or shopping vouchers, clothing, travel allowances for those visiting the sick, contributions towards fuel bills, provision of facilities or any other form of help or advice the trustees consider appropriate.

Tennis4theworld is a charity based in the United Kingdom that collects unwanted tennis equipment and clothing and distributes it to schools, colleges and social development projects around the world.

WHO: Anyone in a hopeless situation especially those from social and economically disadvantaged backgrounds such as people of BAME heritage, the poor, immigrants, the incarcerated, the ill and the vulnerable.WHAT: Food, clothes & personal hygiene give-aways, Health & well being workshops, Bible study & community outreach, Career & education support and Immigration support.

Money in the School Fund is raised through the sale of clothing embroidered with the school logo,book bags, photographs and from parents' contributions to activities at the school to which they are invited. The fund uses it's income to purchase clothing and other items for sale, cover costs of in-school activities and school outings.

The charity was set up to raise money to help orphans after earthquake in Nepal in April 2015. The charity raises money to provide help to two orphanages in Nepal, by supplying food, clothes, shoes, medical treatment, medicines, learning materials, teaching programmes and by assisting with running the orphanages by paying for teachers' salaries and covering running costs of the orphanages.

(1) Maintenance of Memorial Windows in the churches of Llanspyddid and Brecon St. Mary and St. David. (2) Food, fuel and clothing distributed amongst the deserving poor of Llanspyddid parish at Christmas time.

Providing spiritual help to the society by preaching the Good News from the Bible. Supporting the HIV/Aids victims providing shelter food and clothes mostly in African countries, and how to look after their families by providing farming sewing and carpentry skills. Training of our ministers in online enhancement programs and Bethel Christian Bible College/Seminary is a training arm of the charity.

The relief of poverty by the provision of clothing & other goods at low cost to people in need & (as an equal principal object) the promotion of any general charitable purposes in the City of Leeds &, in particular by means of the realisation for cash of donations in kind made to the Trust, & the application thereof for charitable purposes.

Poverty relief and grants to organisations such that low income families benefit.

We support families in the boroughs of Kingston & Richmond through the provision of parenting courses, pre school stay & play groups, faith based music groups and other support programmes. We also provide clothing and equipment for families with children aged up to five years old, free of charge, in the borough of Richmond.

To aid beneficiaries at a University or other institution of Further Education, to travel to pursue their education, to provide financial assistance, outfits, clothing, tools, etc., to prepare for or to enter a profession, trade or calling.

For the benefit of the sick & poor. 1) The supply of bedding, clothing, food, fuel and medical or other aids. 2) Grants for the benefit of persons who are sick, infirm, or in need of rest & to defray the expense of recuperative rest or of obtaining domestic help.

Distribution of Humanitarian Aid (clothing, toys, aids for disabled people, gifts, Rotary shoeboxes, sheets, pillowcases, blankets, hospital linen) to those in need. Provision of grants to orphanages. Fundraising to enable Aid to be shipped to Bulgaria. Provision of containers of food aid for the needy.

1. Prevention and relief of poverty by the provision of food, clothing, shelter, education, skills training, pastoral counselling, internships and exchange programmes in partnership with other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.2. The advancement of Christian Evangelical religion for the benefit of the public.

The Banbury Bluecoat Foundation issues school clothing vouchers for children of parents on income support or the equivalent. It also makes grants to Church of England Sunday schools and to other educational activities in the town.

Provision of food and medicines among needy peoplePromotion of EducationProvision of Clothes

Education of orphans and disadvantaged children.Building schools in disadvantaged areas.Providing shelter, clothing and stationary for orphans.Sponsoring children and especially orphans with exceptional skills and talents.

The Friends of Avonmouth is a Parent, Teacher and Friends charity which raises funds for the benefit of pupils at Avonmouth CE Primary School. They do this by arranging school fairs, recycling clothes, batteries and ink cartridges, amongst many other activities. Events are held within the school premises.

The prevention or relief of poverty of persons who are in need in England and Wales by providing them with food and clothing.