Every time, sorting through wardrobes with children's things, mothers are surprised how quickly babies grow! And most importantly, what to do now with clothes that have become small. Especially if there are no younger brothers and sisters who are ready to take over the fashionable baton. If the clothes are still ready to serve more than one child, you can find several options for how to clean the cabinets with benefit.
Instructions
Step 1
Find charitable foundations that help orphans, low-income families and families with many children. There are many such funds, you can always find information about them on the Internet. Foundations that help orphans accept baby clothes up to size 42-44. At the same time, things should be in very good condition, without stains, with buttons and working zippers. Warm outerwear is best given away after dry cleaning. Please note that used underwear (panties, T-shirts, socks, tights), towels and bed linen cannot be returned to orphanages.
Step 2
If you donate things to a fund that helps the poor, you can offer them adult items, toys, dishes, books and stationery. Such help will come in handy in social shelters and services that are supervised by low-income families.
Step 3
Find out if your area has a Comprehensive Social Service Center. The staff of the center accepts any things, which they then distribute to those in need of help.
Step 4
If your things are good or expensive firms, try to give them for sale in second-hand. Such shops now exist in many large cities. An ordinary second-hand shop accepts things under certain conditions for a limited period. When selling your item, the store takes a fixed agreed percentage.
Step 5
If your goal is not profit but a desire to help children, take your items to a thrift store. Such shops were created with the support of charitable foundations and the profit from the sale of things goes to the implementation of charitable programs. Such shops accept things free of charge (or for a very nominal fee) and sell them either in an auction format or at retail.
Step 6
Search the Internet for resources that donate or change things. Such communities are in the LiveJournal, on the forums of women's sites. You can not just give things away, but exchange for something useful for you.
