Donate your clothes and linens for charity and recycling on 31 October 2026.
Saturday 31 October 2026
9:00am - 3:00pm
Marion City Services // RSPCA, 935 Marion Road, Mitchell Park SA 5043
Free
Experience the joy of giving back while helping the environment at the Set Your Clothes Free Event. This free clothing donation and linen recycling day invites families to declutter responsibly and support local charities.
Bring your gently used clothing and footwear to be donated for resale, or recycle lower-quality items into new products. It’s a wonderful way to teach children about sustainability and community spirit.
Enjoy a fulfilling day knowing your contributions make a real difference in reducing waste and supporting those in need.
- Date: Saturday, 31 October 2026
- Time: 09:00 to 15:00
- Location: Marion City Services // RSPCA, 935 Marion Road, Mitchell Park SA 5043
- Items accepted: Good quality clothing and footwear for donation; low-quality materials for recycling
Volunteers and staff will be on hand to assist with drop-offs and provide information about the recycling process.
The event is held at Marion City Services in Mitchell Park, a convenient location with ample parking and easy access by public transport. The venue is family-friendly and accessible for strollers and wheelchairs.
Situated at 935 Marion Road, it’s a familiar spot for locals and easy to find via Google Maps. This makes dropping off your donations stress-free, even with busy kids in tow.
Please ensure all donated items are clean and in good condition to be eligible for resale. Items that are too worn will be recycled instead.
This is a free event open to all community members. It’s a great opportunity to teach children about recycling and charitable giving.
Remember to bring bags or boxes to carry your donations and any recyclables safely.
No booking is required for this event. Simply arrive during the event hours to drop off your items.
Participation is completely free, making it an easy and impactful way for families to contribute to their community and the environment.
