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This question is from Huifen:
I live in New York City and I want to recycle my old clothing. Where can I go? I saw a message on your webpage saying I can bring my stuff to Union Square Greenmarket every Monday. Is it still valid?
the union square greenmarket does indeed have a textile recycling drop-off on mondays. it's about halfway through the fair, on the west side of the square at approximately 16th and broadway.
in terms of thrift shops, i'm a big fan of cure thrift shop at 111 e. 12th - not far from union square. they take and sell household items and clothing, and the proceeds go towards the diabetes research institute foundation. www.curethriftshop.com
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Here in Philly I'm all about the Second Mile Center. It's a collection of four stores, each with a different specialty (clothing, furniture, etc.). Yes, there's lots of junk, but if you're willing to poke around there are some fabulous finds.
When I lived in St. Louis, MO, I loved the Scholar Shop for clothes. The proceeds go towards student scholarships. http://www.sfstl.org/
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Is there something wrong with the Salvation Army, I have been dropping off there for like ever (sorry)
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Any favorites in the DC area?
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