I am having a hard time finding someone to donate womens clothing and womens hair irons, curlers, ( professional end) in Anaheim or Fullerton California. I have suits, pants, skirts, blouses, etc. for business attire. Can anyone help
If I understand...you have clothes to donate? If so, I do have a couple of people in need. One is a single parent with 5 children and the youngest ones are twinn ages 8. What size are you? Let me know if you still have the items. I would be able to pick up.
If you are willing to drive a little bit, there is a great organization called Working Wardrobe in Costa Mesa. Since you have so much business attire, it is really a perfect place for you to donate. Here is their link: http://www.workingwardrobes.org/clothes.htm
K.
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Hope Services has the approx. monthly truck that will pick up your items.
http://www.hopeservices.org/donate.php#nonmonetary
What about a womens shelter. I do not know of any in your area listed but in long beach there is one called New Beginnings.
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What about a womens shelter. I do not know of any in your area listed but in long beach there is one called New Beginnings.
You could try a drug recovery home. I know of one in Santa Ana. ###-###-####. These are ladies trying to stay sober and who frequently need jobs; professional clothes would be a huge help.
have you tried working wardrobes? or the dresser in Tustin? Google both of them...how about WISE place or Emmanuel House In Santa Ana - check those out too! let me know what you decided!
Working Wardrobes will definitely take the business attire (that is what they ask for). I am not sure about the irons or curlers, but you can ask. The drop off site is actually in Costa Mesa, but they are such a great organization that it is worth the drive.
workingwardrobes.org.
Even if you're not willing to drive a little, Working Wardrobe
is an excellent place to donate your unwanted clothing, et al.
Make it a special outing. Do something fun with the kidlet(s)
in Costa Mesa or Newport Beach after you have done your very good deed.
You can go to Women Helping Women in Costa Mesa. They are near Orange Coast College. They help low income women with a wardrobe for entering the workforce and provide make overs. This may be a good place for you.
whw.org
###-###-#### - 711 W 17th St, Ste A-10, Costa Mesa, CA
Good Luck!
Kim
Try the Women's Transitional Living Center. It's a domestic violence shelter for women and children.
