Old clothes

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• miss annie

  August 2012

  Take them to MIND shop opposite Sainsbury's when they are open. Do not dump them outside as someone steals them and sells them for private gain. <a href="http://www.stroudgreen.org/discussion/comment/52912#Comment_52912">http://www.stroudgreen.org/discussion/comment/52912#Comment_52912</a>;

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• [Deleted User]

  August 2012

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• ADGS

  August 2012

  I went to something like that at the Lexington once, called a swish. Much better for female clothes, and I found the similar book & music events more useful, but it seemed like a great idea.

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• ActionVerb

  August 2012

  <p class="MsoNormal">We are in the process of moving, and one of the flatmates has apparently been told that Mind aren’t accepting any clothing donations at the moment. I haven’t verified this myself however. <o:p></o:p></p>

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• yagamuffin

  August 2012

  There's also the clothes bank on UTP just after Florence Rd before the bridge. And maybe another one outside Vagabond, opposite Nandos where the recycling things are?<div>Also, there are a few over the hill...</div>

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• Beek

  August 2012

  I took a load of stuff to Mind on Saturday, clothes mainly, and they were very happy to take them....<div><br></div>

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• miss annie

  August 2012

  <p>If you want to organise, or join in with, a swishing event there's a website to help. <a href="http://swishing.org/">http://swishing.org/</a></p><p>M&S take in your old clothes too - there's one on Holloway Rd <a href="http://www.marksandspencer.com/Shwop/b/1672188031">http://www.marksandspencer.com/Shwop/b/1672188031</a></p><p> </p>;

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  August 2012

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• Ilovegreyhounds

  August 2012

  If you do take them to Mind or another charity shop make sure you say you want to gift aid them and the charity will be able to claim tax back on the sale.

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