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Is there any way of passing old baby clothes on to those who really need them?

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Tinkjon · 01/11/2008 21:54

I have either taken to the charity shop or Freecycled in the past but is there a way of sending them directly to people who need them? I know you see those collection bags for a 'charity' supposing to send them to the 3rd world, but they're not a charity and they sell the clothes! It feels so awful recycling them (and giving the profit to the local council if I'm correct?) when there might be little children somewhere who could really do with them.

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twinsetandpearls · 01/11/2008 21:55

give them to homestart.

Kammy · 04/11/2008 18:24

Find a local women's refuge and donate. Or if you are near one, a women's prison that has a mother and baby unit.

madlentileater · 04/11/2008 18:46

take them to a charity shop
NCT nearly new sales- just put a low price on them

Buff1 · 04/11/2008 19:04

Our local Oxfam take them in bulk and send them off to a distribution centre to then be sent out to places where most needed. Worth asking at your local branch. I have bagloads of little sleepsuits and vests in good condition and wanted them to do some good directly so this seemed a good solution - and stopped me being sentimental and wanting to keep every item of clothing!

nappyaddict · 25/11/2008 15:35

Contact your local children's centre or refugee council.

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