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Dress for Success

101 donation centers across 15 states

Est. 1997New York, NY

Donating to Dress for Success

Dress for Success helps women entering or re-entering the workforce by providing professional clothing for job interviews and new jobs. If you have business suits, work blouses, or professional shoes sitting in your closet, this is one of the most impactful places to send them.

The organization operates in over 145 cities across 25 countries. Each affiliate runs a boutique where women are personally styled with a complete interview outfit. Beyond clothing, Dress for Success provides career coaching, networking groups, and ongoing support as women build their professional lives.

Dress for Success specifically needs current-season professional attire in good condition. They don't accept casual clothing, athletic wear, or men's clothing. Think about what you'd wear to an office job interview. If you have those pieces collecting dust, someone is waiting to wear them to land their first job.

Dress for Success Locations by State

101 donation centers across 15 states

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of clothing does Dress for Success accept?

Professional and business attire only. Suits, blazers, work blouses, dress pants, professional shoes, and handbags. Casual, athletic, or men's clothing is not accepted.

How does Dress for Success work?

Women referred through partner agencies visit a Dress for Success boutique and are styled with a complete interview outfit. They also receive career coaching and networking support.

Can I donate to Dress for Success by mail?

Policies vary by affiliate. Most prefer in-person drop-offs at their boutique. Check your local Dress for Success website for specific donation instructions.

Does Dress for Success accept plus-size clothing?

Absolutely. Professional clothing in all sizes is needed. Plus-size professional wear is especially in demand since it's donated less often than smaller sizes.

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