![]() We’ve all been there: hit by an irresistible urge to spring clean (possibly to procrastinate something more important) that results in an immense pile of clothes, furniture and general bits-and-bobs that we suddenly realise we don’t want anymore.īut even though it’s easily done, throwing these possessions away always feels like a bit of a waste - either you’ve spent lots of money on them, or they’re still usable. These recommendations are brought to you by numerous Amsterdam Mamas and put together by Stephanie Groot, with additions by Donna Bardsley.How do you donate clothes, furniture, and other stuff around your house in the Netherlands? Can you give all these things to charity shops or second-hand stores? And what on earth is a kringloop? Our list of recommended children’s consignment shops in Amsterdam. Check their website for donation days and accepted items. Speelgoedbank: This organisation provides new and used toys to low-income parents in Amsterdam. Sympany accepts clothing in worn/threadbare condition for recycling. The Salvation Armyand Sympany have clothing collection bins in most neighborhoods. ![]() Volksbond will pick up clothes you donate, usually the same day. Kringloopwinkels: Second-hand stores throughout the city will gladly accept your used clothing and household items. In Amsterdam, the containers are at different locations. Around the city, red containers are waiting for your donation of baby stuff such as clothes sizes 50 to 92, bottles, and more. Stichting Babyspullen: This foundation collects baby items for low-income parents-to-be. Go here for a complete list of acceptable items. They say that they give at least 50% of the income to the charities KiKa or Kinderpostzegels. Most clothes will be worn again and a small amount will be recycled. Packmee will sell the donated clothes to specialised companies that will sort out the boxed. You can give the box to the post office…for free! They will send it to the organisation. ![]() Packmee: Grab a box and stuff it with all your unwanted but useable clothes, shoes, bathroom / kitchen towels, glasses, and even hearing aids. ![]() Please check their list of supplies needed. For their different activities, they are also in need for bedding, blankets, musical instruments, and USB sticks.ĭe Regenboog Groep (English site): De Regenboog Groep works to improve the lives of those living in (many kinds of) poverty. You can donate clothes, shoes, and accessories. Het Wereldhuis (English site): Het Wereldhuis provides information, counseling, education, and culture for undocumented migrants – people with few rights searching for new perspectives. Here are some suggestions from our Facebook community of where to donate clothing and household items: The question then is where to bring them? There are many worthy organisations that would love to get your old/never worn clothes, shoes, toys, and other useful products. After a day of cleaning things out, there is always a large pile of clothes and shoes on my bed which have never been worn, or are too small but still in a good condition. When a new season is knocking on the door, I always feel the need to start with a nice organized closet. Looking for a place to donate your used clothing and household items in Amsterdam? Let the Mamas help you!
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