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  1. www.salvationarmy.org.sg › contact-usContact Us - The Salvation Army Singapore

    CONTACT US. Donation In Kind Enquiries. For donation of bulky items like furniture and big appliances, you may arrange for a collection service via the following: Online booking: www.redshieldindustries.com. Tel: 6288 5438.

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  2. www.todayonline.com › 8days › seeanddoWhere To Donate Used Clothes, Toys, Furniture & Other Pre-Loved...

    • Greensquare. Singapore generates heaps of textile waste, but only a meagre seven per cent gets recycled. Greensquare aims to increase that number by collecting recyclable textiles.
    • MINDS Shops. MINDS (Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore) Social Enterprise is a voluntary welfare organisation that provides vocational opportunities to people with intellectual disabilities.
    • SSVP Shop. SSVP Shop is secondhand store set up by the Society of St Vincent de Paul selling donated pre-loved items. Proceeds raised by the social enterprise will go towards those in need of financial aid.
    • Metta Welfare Association. The non-profit organisation accepts various types of donations in kind. For pre-loved clothes, Metta Welfare Association donates them to a recycling organisation to be recycled, in exchange for donations based on the total weight of items collected.

  3. mothership.sg › 2021 › 028 places to donate pre-loved clothes, shoes, toys, furniture &...

    • Our Tampines Hub. Update: Due to overwhelming response, Our Tampines Hub is no longer accepting donations. What to donate: From now till Feb. 7, 2021, Our Tampines Hub has collaborated with Soles4Souls Asia and Secondsguru to collect pre-loved clothes and shoes.
    • MINDS Shops. MINDS (Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore) Social Enterprise provides vocational training to adults with intellectual disabilities.
    • H&M Garment Collecting Programme. H&M's Garment Collecting Programme is a global initiative that aims for a "sustainable fashion future". The donated items are either sold as secondhand clothes or recycled.
    • Something Old Something New. Something Old Something New (SOSN), founded by the Singapore Anglican Community Services, is a thrift shop selling preloved items.

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    Jul 3, 2020 · Are you planning to donate bulky items to The Salvation Army? We can arrange to collect from your office or home. Kindly contact us via whatsapp at 8520 5343 or drop us an email at donor@smm.salvationarmy.org.

  5. www.salvationarmy.org.sg › ways-to-giveWAYS TO GIVE - The Salvation Army Singapore

    Discover ways to give to charity & make a difference with The Salvation Army Singapore. Your donation, be it time or money, can transform lives & bring hope to the needy.

  6. redshieldindustries.comRed Shield Industries | The Salvation Army, Singapore

    Red Shield Industries (RSI) is the social enterprise arm of The Salvation Army. By re-using, recycling and restoring donations in kind from the public and corporations, RSI generates income through its Family Thrift Stores to support our mission to provide holistic care to the community.

  7. thesmartlocal.com › read › salvation-army-singaporeGuide To Clothes, Books & Toys Donations To The Salvation Army

    Oct 29, 2020 · Similar to clothing, The Salvation Army welcomes donations of bulkier items like furniture with open arms – as long as the condition is good. So whether it’s upgrading that 90s-style velvet couch or swapping out all your six dining chairs for new trendy rattan ones, you can give them a new lease of life at one of The Salvation Army’s ...