12 organizations operate the donation bins and centres listed here. Each supports a different cause — learn what they do and where to drop off your donations.
Declutter for Diabetes is the donation-collection program of the National Diabetes Trust (formerly known as Clothesline), the social enterprise of the registered charity Diabetes Canada, which has been operating since 1985. Throug…
Recycling Rewards is a for-profit textile and used-goods collection company operating in Ontario, Canada, founded in 2005. It gathers reusable clothing and household items through drop-off donation bins and free curbside pickups, …
Savers (which operates as Value Village in Canada and parts of the Pacific Northwest, and as Village des Valeurs in Quebec) is a for-profit thrift retailer that collects donated clothing and household goods on behalf of local nonp…
thriftstore.ca is the website of The Salvation Army Thrift Store, National Recycling Operations (NRO), the retail and reuse arm of The Salvation Army — one of Canada's largest registered charities. It resells donated secondhand cl…
Entraide diabétique du Québec (EDQ) collects used clothing and other household goods across several Quebec regions through free home pickups, drop-off donation bins, and donation centres. The donated items are resold as-is, and th…
Big Clothing Donation is a clothing and household-goods donation program operated by the Renew Crew Foundation (a CRA-registered charity) on behalf of a group of Big Brothers Big Sisters youth-mentoring agencies in Western Canada,…
Fondation La Collecte (formerly Fondation Grands Frères Grandes Sœurs de Montréal) is a Montreal-area nonprofit that collects used clothing, household goods, and other reusable items to raise funds for youth mentorship. Since 1998…
Big Brothers of Greater Vancouver is a registered charity that runs free youth mentorship programs, pairing children and youth (roughly ages 7 to 17) across Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland with supportive, trained adult vol…
Renaissance is a Quebec non-profit social enterprise, founded in 1994, that collects donated used clothing and household goods and resells them through a network of thrift stores (friperies) and donation centres across the provinc…
The Clothing Bank of Canada, operating as the Oasis Clothing Bank, collects donated used clothing and household goods through donation bins and a drop-off centre located across Toronto. The funds and awareness raised from these do…
Le Support (full name "Le Support de la Société québécoise de la déficience intellectuelle") is a Quebec non-profit organization that has collected and resold used clothing and household goods since 1988 to fund the cause of intel…
Kidney Clothes is the used-clothing and household-goods donation program of The Kidney Foundation of Canada, a registered Canadian charity. Donated items are collected through free home pick-ups and drop-off locations, then resold…