ST. JOHNS THE BAPTIST CHURCH
HELP USA
DISTRICT 34
CLOTHING
ASSISTANCE
COMMUNITY LIST
City Council Member District 34
JENNIFER
GUTIÉRREZ
NYC's Neighborhood
Opportunity Center offers
gently used business attire,
casual clothing, shoes and
accessories in five NeON
Clothing Closets throughout
the five boroughs.
Brooklyn Clothing Closet
345 Adams Street
New York, NY 10013
Queens Clothing Closet
162-24 Jamaica Avenue
New York, NY 11432
Cradles to Crayons is the
largest, national nonprofit
organization with Children’s
Clothing Insecurity.
Through Giving Factory Direct,
a first-in-kind online product
donation platform, Cradles to
Crayons connects donors from
across the country directly to
children experiencing Clothing
Insecurity in New York City.
Contact them at
CONTACT OUR OFFICE:
Phone: 718-963-3141
Email: [email protected]
333 Hart St, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Call (718) 455-6864 for hours, which are usually
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 9:00 am to 12:00
noon.
Low income Brooklyn families, including immigrants
and Spanish speakers, may get assistance.
Vouchers may be offered too.
515 Blake Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11207
(718) 922-0783
Offers assistance to low income families and people
experiencing homelessness. Programs include job
training and domestic violence shelters, book,
backpacks and other free school supplies. This
location also sells items to the general public at a
low cost. Beds, kitchen tables, electronics, TVs, and
much more as far as furniture is offered.
ST JOHN THE DIVINE CATHEDRAL
CONTACT OUR OFFICE:
Phone: 718-963-3141
Email: [email protected]
ST. MARY'S CHURCH CLOTHING DRIVE
BOTTOMLESS CLOSET
Location is 230 Classon Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11205
They collect donated clothes from the
community and then give the stuff out to
shelters, free clothing distribution centers
and other charities. that being said, some
referrals may be offered to places for shoes,
general clothing items, jackets and more.
(718) 529-6070
The center delivers free, used household
items and furniture to families who have
come out of a shelter. There may be used
beds, kitchen tables, small appliances and
other items to very low income families,
most of whom live in public housing in
NYC. Diapers may be given to new moms.
Call (212) 306-3472 or 718-707-7771
NYCHA FURNITURE DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
This non-profit works with local churches, shelter,
soup kitchens and charities. They distribute new
clothes and merchandise to these organizations,
when then distribute the items to the needy.
Students from low income families or single
parent homes in NYC can also get backpacks,
free school items or supplies as well as stuff for
the year. There is also other assistance, including
desks or Chromebooks.
(718) 492-4015 or 718-557-1399
NYC CLOTHING BANK
7 W 30th St, New York, NY 10001.
Room to Grow offers assistance to mothers in
poverty. It can provide them with essential
provisions for their babies. Call the non-profit
for clothing, toys, baby monitors, books,
video/music tapes, blankets and bedding,
bottles, teethers, bassinets, high chairs and
strollers, baby carriers, swings, diaper bags,
accessories.
Phone (212) 620-7800.
ROOM TO GROW
1047 Amsterdam Ave
New York, NY 10025
The church provides an array of support services
to the low income and those in need. Resources
include a Crisis Center, free professional and
emergency clothing (shoes or accessories),
emergency food and a grab and go lunch meal on
Sundays. There is an emergency food pantry,
advocacy, training and intervention. Call (212)
316-7540.
Telephone - (212) 316-7540
15 Pennsylvania Plaza
New York, NY 10001
Economically disadvantaged and
unemployed New York City women can get
professional work or interview clothing. Job-
preparedness training is also offered.
Telephone - (212) 563-2499
