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Clothing drop-box locations — Brooklynian

Clothing drop-box locations

anonymous
edited November -1 in Park Slope
Does anyone know the location of clothing drop boxes in the area? I'm on the south slope at 16th Street and 7th. Thanks....

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  • There's some on 4th ave. around 13th, 14th st.
  • Corner of 4th Ave and 14th Street. I don't think it is for a charity, though. But if you just want your old clothing to find a new home instead of ending up in a landfill, that's an option.

    The Salvation Army on Flatbush and Bergen takes clothing donations -- you can just run in, drop your stuff in the back, and run out again before you get a ticket for parking in the bus stop (not that I would ever do such a thing). There's also a Goodwill on Livingston Street, I think, though I've never been there.
  • there is also one on 16 street and fifth ave right around the corner
  • Yeah, its a hike, but I would rather take my stuff to Goodwill or Salvation army. There have been cases like this:
    http://cbs2chicago.com/investigations/local_story_124214153.html
    http://www.ct.gov/ag/cwp/view.asp?A=1779&Q=284270
    http://www.rickross.com/reference/tvind/tvind71.html

    So unless I researched the "charity" that runs the dropbox, I'd just take it somewhere I already know is legitimate.
  • There's another closer to you... 4th ave and 18th.
  • Wow, I never would have thought that about the dropbox scams. I have a lot of bags so I wanted somewhere I could get to via foot, but it seems like it might be worth it to ask a friend with a car to help out, or take a cab to the Salvy. Thanks all for the info!
  • I haven't looked at it too closely but there is one on 10th between 4th and 3rd Avenues
  • If you're going to research the charity that runs the drop boxes, I'd also research salvation arm's affiliations. A friend told me never to give them donations. I can't remember what the issue was. Another suggestion is City Works, which recently opened in Brooklyn Heights. But not walkable.
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