How to earn cash for clothes in your community

Recycled Clothing Banks can provide you with a FREE personalised textiles recycling bin which can boost your fundraising by up to £400 per tonne.

Have you ever wondered how to earn cash for clothes in your community without having to individually list items on online selling sites? Wouldn’t it be great if you could get textiles donations from the people in your local area all in one place; get it collected all in one go and receive a big cash injection for all the pre-loved clothing, paired shoes and household textiles donated? Well, YOU CAN!

Here at Recycled Clothing Banks, we work with many local and national organisations including charities, local authorities, nurseries, schools, colleges, libraries, village halls, private businesses, retail parks and self-funding communities to raise much-needed funds. We do this by providing and installing FREE recycled clothing bins. Fully branded with your organisation’s logo and brand colours, we pay you up to £400 for every tonne of reusable, good condition pre-loved clothing that you no longer use – and if the market price goes up, then so does the amount we pay you. It really is a great way to earn cash for clothes in your community.

Just get in touch with us and we can get started; we will position your new recycled clothing bin in a prominent place in your premises grounds to get as much footfall as possible and you can start collecting textiles donations. All you have to do first, is send us your digital logo for us to get the branding created. When your donations bin is full, call us and one of our ID-wearing unformed team members will come and empty and clean your bin and surrounding area, so you can rest assured that we are taking good care of your recycling bin.

By collecting textiles donations from your local community means that you are keeping perfectly wearable clothes, pairs of shoes and any household textiles such as bed linen, curtains and towels out of landfill.

It is reported that England’s landfill sites will soon be overflowing as 45.4 million tonnes of waste is dumped at landfill sites each year, with only enough space for 175.1 million tonnes of waste left in total, creating an increasingly shortening capacity gap. The Government’s 25 Year Environment Plan promised to tackle many important waste-recycling issue but the data is compelling. It remains to be seen if the country can head the warning and transform its recycling processes before the dangerously limited time runs out.