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Donating to My Sisters House

My Sisters House provides critical support services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. Donations of clothing and personal items help women and children who have fled dangerous situations, often with nothing but the clothes on their backs.

When you donate to My Sisters House, your items may be used directly by someone starting over. Clean clothing, shoes, personal care products, and household essentials are always needed. These aren't resale items. They go to women and children who need them immediately.

This organization fills a vital role in communities where survivors need safe shelter and a fresh start. If you have gently used women's and children's clothing, professional attire for job interviews, or unopened personal care products, My Sisters House can put them to immediate use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does My Sisters House need most?

Clean women's and children's clothing, shoes, personal care items, and household essentials. Professional attire for job interviews is especially valuable for survivors re-entering the workforce.

Does My Sisters House sell donated items?

No. Donated items go directly to survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking who are rebuilding their lives, often from scratch.

Can I donate men's clothing to My Sisters House?

My Sisters House primarily serves women and children, so women's and children's clothing is most useful. Contact them to ask about current specific needs.

How do I donate to My Sisters House?

Contact them directly for drop-off instructions. Shelter locations are often confidential for safety reasons, so call ahead to arrange your donation.

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