Provides free cloth diapers and loans them to qualified low-income parents. They also support military families and foster children.

Offers emergency assistance programs including free clothing, vouchers for school items, and other basic needs for low-income families and seniors.

Provides free sanitary napkins, tampons, diapers, wipes, and gently used children’s clothing to families in the Mississippi Delta region.

Provides free professional clothing to students to help them succeed in internships and job interviews. Students can select items to keep.

Provides baby clothing, diapers, and other baby supplies at no cost. They also offer support services for families in need.

Operates a diaper bank and clothing closet for the needy. They provide essential items to help low-income families meet basic needs.

Partners with local charities and non-profits to provide free diapers and hygiene supplies. They support families who are unemployed or experiencing financial crisis.

Collects and distributes new and gently-used clothing, shoes, and bedding. Households can visit the clothing bank up to five times per year.

Provides clothing, diapers, personal care items, and food to families in need. They serve specific school districts to support local low-income families.

Provides clothing, work supplies, and job training services. They support individuals in the community with basic needs and workforce development.

Provides assistance with clothing, diapers, hygiene products, and household items. They work one-on-one with individuals to address their specific needs.

Provides free clothing, shoes, socks, underwear, jackets, and work uniforms. They also distribute hygiene kits to those in need.

Offers community aid including food, clothing, and furniture for income-qualified families. They also provide professional clothing for those seeking employment or attending interviews.

Provides new and quality used clothing to school-age children from low-income families. They help children attend school with the clothing they need to feel comfortable and confident.

Operates free stores within schools to provide clothing, toiletries, and basic essentials to students. They help students experiencing poverty or homelessness attend school with confidence.

Distributes diapers, formula, and period supplies to families across North Carolina. They aim to promote dignity and health by removing barriers to basic hygiene.

A network of local affiliates that often provide parenting programs, free cloth diapers, and hygiene supplies during support groups.

211 is a universal number for essential community services. Operators can direct callers to local clothing closets, diaper banks, and laundry services in their specific zip code.

This organization maintains a national directory to help individuals with criminal records find free interview and work-appropriate clothing. They focus on removing barriers to employment for those re-entering society.

Operates various local programs including clothing pantries, hygiene distribution, and workforce development support. They assist low-income families and individuals regardless of religious affiliation.

Provides emergency clothing vouchers and essential goods to families and individuals in need. They operate nationwide and offer support for those transitioning from incarceration or homelessness.

A universal service that connects callers to local resources for clothing, hygiene products, and emergency assistance. It is the primary way to find local, verified clothing closets in any state.

A network of local affiliates that often provide parenting programs, free diapers, hygiene supplies, and clothing assistance. They work through local churches to support families in crisis.

A national directory that helps formerly incarcerated individuals find local programs offering free interview clothing and job search support.

Provides free chest binders to trans individuals who cannot afford or safely obtain one. This program helps alleviate gender dysphoria and supports the health and well-being of the trans community.

Provides reentry support services for formerly incarcerated individuals. They offer essential personal care items, clothing, and financial assistance to aid in the transition back into the community.

Local agencies that provide a variety of services including emergency clothing, utility assistance, and job training support for low-income families.

Provides emergency assistance including clothing, furniture, and household items through local parish-based conferences.

A national referral service that connects individuals to local resources including clothing closets, diaper banks, and hygiene pantries. Dialing 211 provides access to local, verified assistance.

Provides various forms of emergency assistance including clothing, hygiene items, and household goods through local diocesan agencies.

Operates thrift stores that provide clothing and household goods. They often provide vouchers for free clothing to individuals and families referred by social services or in emergency situations.

Local affiliates provide parenting classes that often include free cloth diapers, hygiene supplies for infants, and other essential items for families.

Many regional Goodwill locations offer clothing vouchers for job interviews or work attire through referrals from caseworkers or partner agencies. They also provide career counseling and job placement services.

A Catholic lay organization that operates thrift stores and provides direct assistance, including clothing and household goods, to those in need through local parish conferences.

A national network that provides cloth diapers to families in need. They loan out diapers and deliver items to regions not supported by local chapters.

Provides cloth diapers to low-income families, military families, and foster parents. They offer a loan program to help families reduce the cost burden of diapering.

Provides reentry support services for formerly incarcerated individuals, including essential personal care items and clothing to aid in community transition.

Provides free chest binders to any trans person who needs one and cannot afford or safely obtain one. This program helps alleviate gender dysphoria and supports physical safety.

Provides reentry support services for formerly incarcerated individuals, including essential personal care items, clothing, and financial assistance to aid in community transition.

A faith-based network that provides various support services, including parenting programs that often distribute free diapers, hygiene supplies, and baby items.

Partners with local laundromats to provide free laundry services for low-income individuals and families. They aim to restore dignity by helping people clean their clothes and bedding.

A comprehensive online resource that helps justice-impacted individuals find local programs for employment, training, benefits, and clothing assistance.

Provides reentry support services including essential personal care items, clothing, and financial assistance. They focus on helping formerly incarcerated individuals transition back into the community.

Provides professional clothing and career development services to men entering or re-entering the workforce. They help men gain the confidence and tools needed for employment.

Provides professional attire, career development tools, and a support network to help women thrive in work and life. They assist individuals returning to the workforce or seeking employment.

A national network of diaper banks that provides diapers and hygiene supplies to families in need. They work to ensure that all children have access to clean diapers and other basic necessities.

Emergency rent, utility, food, and clothing help at locations nationwide.

Free and low-cost clothing plus job training and placement programs.

Free clothing and personal care items for homeless and low-income adults. Available daily to guests of the shelter and to walk-in community members.

Free clothing and household goods distribution in Kansas City. No appointment needed during open hours. All ages and sizes available.

Free clothing distribution and other social services for homeless and low-income residents of Jackson. Part of a comprehensive service center for people in need.

Free clothing for low-income men, women, and children in Detroit. No income verification required. Operated by Catholic volunteers.

Free clothing and shoes for low-income and homeless individuals and families. Run by Catholic volunteers in Missoula.

Free clothing, shoes, and hygiene items distributed daily at Minneapolis' most comprehensive homeless service center. Meals, shelter referrals, and more also available.

Free clothing, shoes, and hygiene items for homeless and at-risk youth and young adults in Las Vegas. No ID required.

Emergency free clothing assistance through Salvation Army social services. Ask about clothing vouchers if you cannot afford thrift store items. Winter gear available.

Free clothing and emergency assistance for low-income individuals and families throughout Maryland. Over 100 program sites across the state.

Free clothing closet serving low-income and homeless individuals in the Baton Rouge area. Operated in partnership with local churches and community organizations.

Free essentials for children ages 0-12 including clothing, shoes, school supplies, and personal care items. Walk-in giving center or mail delivery.

Free clothing and household goods for anyone in need. Operated by Society of St. Vincent de Paul volunteers in Louisville.

Free clothing and hygiene items for homeless and low-income adults. Part of CARITAS, one of Richmond's comprehensive homeless service organizations.

Free clothing and hygiene items for homeless and low-income individuals in Casper. Walk-in during distribution hours — no ID required.

Free clothing and household goods for low-income and homeless individuals in Salt Lake City. No income verification required.

Free clothing for homeless and low-income men. Donated items available daily. Also provides meals, showers, and case management services.

Free clothing, hygiene items, and personal care products for homeless individuals. Part of Portland's comprehensive homeless service network.

Annual coat drive distributing free coats and clothing to 100,000+ New Yorkers. Year-round free clothing distribution through partner sites across NYC.

Free clothing and hygiene items for homeless and low-income individuals. Part of comprehensive homeless services in Seattle.

Free clothing for homeless and low-income individuals and families. Operated by volunteers with no income verification required.

Free emergency clothing assistance through Salvation Army social services. Ask staff about clothing vouchers. Low-cost thrift store also on-site.

Free clothing and personal care items for homeless men in Philadelphia. St. John's is one of the city's largest shelter and meal programs.

Free clothing for low-income individuals and families. Operated by Community Action Partnership. No income documentation required at the door.

Free clothing, hygiene items, and essential goods for homeless and low-income individuals in Providence. Also provides meals and social services.

Free clothing and hygiene items for homeless and low-income individuals. Available daily at Oklahoma City's largest emergency shelter.

Free clothing and hygiene items for homeless and low-income adults in Milwaukee. Walk-in welcome during distribution hours.

Free clothing, shoes, and hygiene products for low-income and homeless individuals in Albuquerque. No appointment needed.

Free clothing and hygiene items for homeless and low-income individuals and families. No appointment required during distribution hours.

Free clothing and hygiene items for low-income and homeless individuals in Burlington. Coordinated through local community organizations.

Free clothing and personal care items for homeless and low-income adults in Trenton. Walk-in during distribution hours. No ID required.

Free clothing and household goods for low-income and homeless individuals. Part of The Haven's comprehensive homeless services in Columbia.

Free clothing, hygiene items, and essential goods for homeless and at-risk individuals. Part of Nashville's street outreach network.

Free clothing and hygiene items for homeless adults in Sioux Falls. Available daily at the day shelter facility.

Free clothing and hygiene items for low-income families and individuals in Washington DC. Part of a comprehensive food and social services program.

Free clothing for low-income individuals and families in Manchester, NH. No paperwork required. Operated by Catholic volunteers.

Emergency clothing assistance, food, and social services for low-income families. Serves all faiths and backgrounds across Oahu and neighbor islands.

Free clothing and hygiene items available to people in need. Separate from the thrift store — ask at the social services desk for emergency clothing vouchers.

Free emergency clothing assistance through Salvation Army social services. Low-cost thrift store also on-site. Ask for emergency clothing voucher if you cannot afford items.

Free clothing, coats, and shoes for low-income individuals and families. Walk-in welcome during distribution hours. Donated clothing from community.

Free clothing distribution for low-income individuals and families. Gently used clothing for all ages available at no cost through the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

Free clothing and shoes for men, women, and children. Operated by Wheeler Mission, one of Indiana's largest homeless service providers. Walk-in welcome.

Free clothing, shoes, and household items for low-income families in Kansas City, Kansas. One of the oldest community outreach programs in the area.

Free emergency clothing assistance available through social services. Also low-cost thrift store. Ask staff about emergency clothing vouchers if you cannot afford items.

Free clothing for children and families in need. New and gently used clothing provided at no cost. Serves youth and families regardless of income documentation.

Free clothing and household goods for low-income individuals and families in New Haven. No income verification needed at the door.

Free clothing distribution for low-income and homeless individuals in Wilmington. Operated by volunteers; no paperwork required.

Free clothing and household goods through Catholic Charities Iowa emergency services. No faith requirement — open to anyone in need.

Free clothing for men, women, and children on LA's Skid Row. Available to shelter residents and walk-in guests. Union Rescue Mission is one of the largest homeless shelters in the US.

Free clothing for men, women, and children. Available to anyone in need. No appointment needed during distribution hours. Operated by Tucson Gospel Rescue Mission.

Free clothing for adults and children. One of Orlando's largest free clothing ministries. Open to anyone in need — no appointment needed during hours.

Free clothing, shoes, and hygiene products for people in need. Run by volunteers from the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. No income verification required.

Multiple Louisville locations with affordable clothing and shoes. Goodwill of Kentucky is a well-known second-chance employer.

Affordable clothing and household goods. Hawaii has high costs of living — thrift stores are essential. Ask about emergency vouchers if you cannot afford items.

Affordable clothing and work attire at multiple Wichita locations. Great for finding interview clothes on a budget.

Large thrift superstore with thousands of clothing items, shoes, and accessories. Senior discount Tuesdays. Regular half-price sales.

Affordable clothing, shoes, and household goods. Job training and placement services available on-site for those who need work.

Multiple Portland locations with affordable clothing and rain gear — essential for Pacific Northwest weather. Goodwill Industries of the Columbia Willamette is a large regional employer.

Affordable thrift clothing and goods. Run by AIDS Healthcare Foundation — proceeds fund HIV/AIDS programs. Free HIV testing on-site. Welcoming to all including formerly incarcerated.

Affordable clothing and shoes. Large selection due to high donation volume. Check for daily color-tag discount sales.

Affordable thrift clothing in Manhattan and Brooklyn locations. Proceeds fund housing and services for people living with HIV/AIDS and homelessness. Known for quality donations.

Affordable clothing and household items. Proceeds fund social service programs including reentry support. Ask staff about connecting to additional services.

Community thrift store with great clothing selection. Proceeds fund AIDS Action programs. Welcoming to all. Multiple Boston-area locations.

Affordable clothing and shoes in Providence. Ask about emergency clothing vouchers and social services available at the same location.

Multiple Atlanta locations with clothing, shoes, and work attire. Goodwill of North Georgia runs job training programs — ask about employment services while you shop.

Low-cost clothing, shoes, and household goods. Social services available on-site to connect to housing and emergency assistance.

Affordable clothing and winter gear for Vermont's cold weather. Ask about emergency clothing assistance and other Salvation Army social services.

Low-cost clothing and shoes. Northern Maine winters require warm gear — check for coats and boots, often heavily discounted.

Multiple Albuquerque locations with affordable clothing. Goodwill Industries of New Mexico is a major regional employer including of people with barriers.

Low-cost clothing and shoes. Goodwill of the Snake River Valley employs hundreds of people with barriers, including those with criminal records.

Low-cost clothing and household items. Proceeds fund social service programs. Ask about connecting to housing and reentry resources in the same building.

Affordable clothing and work attire. Multiple Charlotte-area locations. Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont runs strong job placement programs.

Large thrift store with great clothing selection. Proceeds fund services for people with intellectual disabilities. Multiple Las Vegas locations.

Affordable clothing and shoes. Goodwill of Northern New England supports workforce development in the region.

Affordable clothing and essential winter gear for Wyoming's harsh winters. Ask about emergency clothing vouchers and other social services.

Low-cost clothing and shoes in Newark. Social services including emergency assistance and food available at the same location.

Multiple Nashville locations with affordable clothing. Goodwill Industries of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands runs extensive job training.

Multiple Richmond-area locations with affordable clothing. Goodwill of Central & Coastal Virginia provides job training and placement for people with barriers to employment.

Affordable secondhand clothing, coats, and shoes. Especially important for Alaska winters — heavily discounted winter gear available.

Large thrift store with wide selection of clothing at very low prices. Colorado's largest thrift chain. Senior and military discounts available.

Affordable clothing and shoes. Goodwill-Easter Seals MN is a major employer of people with disabilities and barriers including criminal histories.

Affordable clothing including winter gear essential for Montana winters. Ask about emergency clothing assistance if you cannot afford items.

Multiple Seattle-area locations with affordable clothing and rain gear. Goodwill of Olympic & Rainier Region runs extensive job training and workforce programs.

Community thrift store with great clothing selection at low prices. Proceeds benefit Howard Brown Health. Very welcoming environment.

Thrift store selling clothing, household items, and building materials at deep discounts. Great for setting up a new home after reentry.

Low-cost clothing and work attire. Goodwill of Western Missouri & Eastern Kansas supports job seekers with criminal histories.

Multiple Baltimore-area locations. Goodwill of the Chesapeake runs strong job training programs. Ask about employment services.

Affordable secondhand clothing and shoes. Employment services available — good option for those needing work clothes at low cost.

Low-cost clothing and shoes. Goodwill Industries of Lower South Carolina supports workforce development including for people with barriers.

Low-cost clothing, shoes, and household goods. Emergency clothing vouchers available through social services. Ask about connecting to other Salvation Army programs.

Low-cost clothing, shoes, and household goods. Run by LDS Church but open to all faiths. Employment counselors on-site to help with job search and skills training — free.

Affordable clothing and shoes at multiple Jackson locations. One of the most affordable clothing options in the area.

Affordable clothing including winter gear for South Dakota weather. Part of Goodwill of the Great Plains network.

Affordable clothing and shoes. Goodwill of the Heartland supports job seekers. Ask about their employment programs while you shop.

Affordable clothing at multiple Tulsa locations. Goodwill Industries of Tulsa runs workforce training programs in the same facilities.

Multiple Philadelphia locations with affordable clothing. Goodwill of Southern New Jersey & Philadelphia runs strong job training and placement programs.

Low-cost clothing, shoes, and essentials. Emergency clothing vouchers available through social services — ask a case manager.

Numerous Houston-area locations with large selections of affordable clothing and shoes. Goodwill Houston employs thousands and supports workforce development.

Low-cost clothing, shoes, and accessories. Goodwill San Diego specifically employs people with barriers to employment including those with records.

Affordable clothing including essential winter gear for North Dakota winters. Ask about emergency assistance for those who truly cannot afford items.

Affordable clothing and shoes. Goodwill Industries of Kanawha Valley supports workforce development in the region.

Multiple Milwaukee locations with affordable clothing. Goodwill Industries of SE Wisconsin is one of the region's largest employers of people with barriers.

Affordable clothing and work attire. Goodwill of Central & Southern Indiana runs one of the best reentry employment programs in the state.

Thrift store with clothing, shoes, household items, and more at very low prices. Proceeds fund job training programs. Multiple locations across Birmingham.

Low-cost clothing, shoes, and household goods. Discount days available. Some free items for those in documented need — ask staff.

Free clothing, shoes, toiletries, and hygiene kits. Seasonal coats and blankets available in winter. No appointment needed.