Used Clothing Pickup

Christian Action was established in 1985 as a Hong Kong registered charitable organisation. Our Mission is to serve those who are disadvantaged, marginalized, displaced or abandoned. Our aim is to give them hope, dignity, and self-reliance. Our Services are based on the example of Jesus Christ who came to serve all people, regardless of their age, gender, nationality, and religion

"Crossroads Foundation is a Hong Kong based, non-profit organisation serving global need. We believe that, in a broken world that sees too much suffering, we should do all we can to link those who are in need with those who can provide help. So we provide an intersection, literally a crossroads, to bring both together. We ship containers of donated goods around the world, equip the poor in Hong Kong, we run poverty simulations for schools and corporate groups and we help organisations find non-profit projects to partner on. We also advocate fair trade, with a fair trade cafe and handicrafts shop. We have volunteer positions for almost every skill imaginable!"

Friends of the Earth (HK) was established in 1983 as a charitable organization. It is one of Hong Kong's most prominent green groups. OUR VISION is to create a healthy and sustainable environment for all. OUR MISSION is to be a leading environmental advocate focuses on protecting our local and regional environment. Offers equitable solutions to help create environmentally sustainable public policies, business practices, and community lifestyles. Engages government, business, and community to act responsibly.

Green Ladies is the first social eco enterprise operated by the consignment model in Hong Kong. Established in 2008, Green Ladies has been promoting eco-friendly habits and middle-aged ladies' employment. Through the collection of high-quality fashion and accessories, we promote secondhand clothing for sustainable use of resources.

We want to make extending the life of clothes transparent and easy. Redress is working to provide practical, easy and accessible solutions to Hong Kongers to extend the life of their unwanted clothes. Through our year-round Takeback Programme, Redress partners with some of the world’s leading fashion brands to place collection boxes in their retail stores where consumers can give back any brand of clothes for re-use, resale and recycling/downcycling by Redress, making it easier for the public to play their part in the circular fashion economy. Transparency around how we sort and redistribute clothes collected through our Takeback programmes is very important to us. Our processes aim to maximise the value of each item and keep good quality clothing in circulation for as long as possible, while minimising the possibility of clothes ending up in landfill whether in Hong Kong or abroad.

Donate Used Clothes

The Salvation Army Recycling Programme welcomes both organisation and personal donations of clothing and goods. Donated goods are sorted, distributed and sold in Family Stores in Hong Kong and Macau. The net proceeds will go to The Salvation Army for use across its invaluable community programmes. Some of the donated goods will be directly helping people in need, such as home alone elderly, street sleepers, ex-prisoners and CSSA recipients.