25 Years of Service

Clothing Donations

Over 50,000 women served. $500,000+ in clothing donated. 70+ partner agencies. These numbers are the beginning of the story.

Dignity over Charity Hope & Restoration Every Woman Matters Pittsburgh, PA Est. 2001 70+ Partners 50,000 Women Served Worth · Purpose · Hope Clothing is Our Means Dignity over Charity Hope & Restoration Every Woman Matters Pittsburgh, PA Est. 2001 70+ Partners 50,000 Women Served Worth · Purpose · Hope Clothing is Our Means

Every item should be a treasure.

We all have clothes that do not fit our body or our lifestyle! Be intentional when you donate. If it is not something you would feel comfortable giving to your mom, your sister, or your best friend, it is probably too loved for our ladies. We want each item to be a treasure, because the women who grace our doors are treasures.

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Donations are accepted on Wednesdays and Saturdays only, 11am to 3:30pm

  • PLEASE no hangers or boxes!
  • ALL donations to the rear of the shop
  • Please DO NOT leave items outside.

Thank you for understanding!

Clothing donation guidelines

  • Fold clean clothing in bags. NO HANGERS or BOXES please!
  • Current or classic styling in sizes 0 through 5X.
  • No stains, odors, marks, missing buttons, broken zippers, or flaws
  • Freshly laundered or dry cleaned
  • Notable brand names such as Ann Taylor, CHICOS, Talbots, Coldwater Creek, and J.Crew

We accept the following types of clothing

  • Accessories: shoes, hats, scarves, gloves, and jewelry
  • After-Five: formal dresses, wedding dresses, shoes, purses, and jewelry
  • Business Attire: suits, blazers, dresses, and blouses
  • Casual Wear: jeans, pants, and tops
  • Maternity Clothes
  • Outerwear: coats and jackets
  • Sleepwear
  • Sportswear
  • Undergarments: socks, underwear, and bras, NEW WITH TAGS ONLY

Tax receipts

If you itemize, jot down the inventory of your clothing prior to coming. We will provide a tax receipt for your records. By law, we are not permitted to set a value on your donation. The IRS says to consider the age and condition of the clothing and how readily it can be used. The fair market value is the price clothing would get today in its current condition, not the price paid when new.