Social welfare Charities That specialise in Clothes

Religious activities, provision of meals in Refectory for own and public use, Charitable donations & giving. Mission work in local area. Help and assistance to the Poor and Needy by provision of meals, drinks and clothing. Hire of Rooms to organisations both private and public.

Rainbow Baby Bank works towards the prevention or relief of poverty in the metropolitan borough of Kirklees. By providing items to Families, Mothers to be, other Charities & Organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty. The Charity distributes clothing, equipment and essential items to disadvantaged families. Also running a community hub offering help, signposting & group sessions.

Outdoor evangelism, Sunday Services, Prayer Meeting on every Wednesdays of the week and all night prayer meetings on every last Friday of the month and sending clothes and goods to our Missionaries abroad, We celebrated our anniversary on the last Sunday of October every year.

We are providing first aide to people in need through emergency aid, in crisis areas to actively preserve life and limb with principal food, water, medication & clothes.

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.

Provision of homelessness and threat of homelessness support and activities for young people age 16-25 based in Coventry City Centre. Homelessness support is holistic - helping young people find somewhere to live, equip it and keep it. 1:1 support, drop ins and food/clothing/furniture banks. We have a Christian ethos and our services are open to all faiths or none.

The prevention or relief of poverty in the London Borough of Brent by providing food, clothing,and such other items and services as the trustees may determine.

Organisational Grants to support charitable organisations working to improve lives of people in the Ancient Parish of Hornsey.Educational & Vocational Grants for course expenses & educational equipment. Individual Grants for household items (cookers, fridges, washing machines, beds, bedding, furniture, essential baby equipment), basic clothing & footwear. Usually awarded via a voucher.

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.

We alleviate child poverty in Trafford and surrounding areas by providing free, preloved clothing and essentials to families in crisis. By redistributing donations, we support over 1,000 children yearly, promoting sustainability and reducing financial strain on families. Our services also address seasonal needs and work closely with local referral partners to ensure comprehensive support.

The Storehouse Project is a registered charity now in its 15th year. At the heart of the Storehouse is our Christian values and this underpins all the work we carry out. We currently provide furniture, household items, food, toiletries and clothing to those most in need in our local area. We provide mentoring, pastoral support and much more.

TO PROMOTE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION, RELIGION AND HEALTH WORLDWIDE. ASSIST IN PREVENTING OR PROVIDING RELIEF OF POVERTY AND HARDSHIP WORLDWIDE INCLUDING HARDSHIP CAUSED BY FAMINE, WAR OR OTHER DISASTER, TO THOSE IN NEED ESPECIALLY THE AGED BY PROVIDING SHELTER, FOOD & CLOTHING, WORLDWIDE

We offer: Peer led help and support, Solution focused workshops, Inter-agency support and introductions to local support groups, Preventative and awareness talks in schools and community groups, A safe place to go 6 days a week with hygeine facilities, Food and clothing bank for people suffering poverty, Outreach work to the most vulnerable in the community, Family support.

Sharewear Clothing Scheme provides free high-quality clothing and bedding to people living in poverty. In addition to our support of individuals experiencing hardship, we also divert tons of clothing which might otherwise have ended up in local landfill thus having an immediate and direct positive impact on the environment.

o provide help to orphans, widows, disabled people and all those in poverty in generalo assist children with school fees.o assist with medical treatment.o provide clothing to those in need.o provide water in areas where there is shortage.o assist in paying salaries for teachers and caretakers in places of worship.o provide food for those who are fasting in the month of fasting and duri

The Well Kibworth is a drop in centre for the villages of the Kibworths and surrounding area. It operates a cafe and a second hand clothes shop. It is open to all regardless of race , colour or creed. The Well also hosts various groups specifically for seniors and for young people and provides a venue for various advisory services.

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

Bringing help, support and provision to those in need via community projects, training, food, warm clothing, skills etc. regardless of race, creed, disability, sexual orientation, age etc - bringing assistance and support, locally and throughout Cornwall and other parts of the UK and world, via activities and friendship. Sharing Christianity in Cornwall, United Kingdom and around the world.

we provide food, clothing and support to the homeless and vulnerable

A Drop In service event held at London school on first Sunday of every month where it seeks to help relieve hardship amongst those seeking asylum and those granted or refused refugee status, particularly by the provision of some financial support, social support, friendship, food, clothing, furniture and equipment, interpreting, translating, advocacy, legal advice, immigration advice and advocacy.

For the public benefit the relief of those in need anywhere in London by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship, or social or economic disadvantage in particular but not exclusively 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.

The principal objects of the Trust are to provide the necessary funds and income in providing assistance for poor sick and bereaved Armenians of all ages and classes and wherever they may be. In the collection and distribution of food, medicines and clothing in all wartime disasters or famine. In the assistance towards war relief centre clinics or similar organisations throughout the world.

To help relieve poverty among rough sleepers, homeless and those at risk of homelessness , including, but not exclusively, food, clothing, support and signposting to statutory services, to enable a route out of homelessness so every person can achieve their full potential.

Kenya Children Centres cares for 2,000 poor orphaned and vulnerable children at our 8 feeding centres in slum villages, in families in the community and at our homes for abandoned babies and children. Our outreach projects support destitute families with education, counselling, micro-business grants, clothing and personal hygiene items.

To provide aid in the means of financial, food, clothing, shelter, medication and education to victims of natural disasters around the world. Also to help fight poverty and ongoing support to provide clean water.