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GrowNYC is a New York City environmental nonprofit that runs farmers markets, community gardens, recycling programs, and textile collection events. Their clothing donation program is part of a broader mission to reduce waste and improve quality of life in all five boroughs.
GrowNYC textile collection happens primarily at their greenmarket locations and special drop-off events throughout the city. They accept clothing, shoes, textiles, linens, bags, and accessories in any condition. Wearable items are resold. Non-wearable textiles are processed for recycling, keeping them out of NYC's already overburdened landfills.
If you live in New York City and want to donate clothing in a way that directly supports local environmental programs, GrowNYC is a strong choice. Their textile collection diverts thousands of tons from landfills each year while funding programs that serve over 1 million New Yorkers annually.
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GrowNYC collects textiles at greenmarket locations and special events across all five boroughs. Check grownyc.org for the current schedule of collection days and locations.
Yes. GrowNYC accepts textiles in any condition. Wearable items are resold and non-wearable textiles are recycled into industrial materials or fiber.
Yes. GrowNYC serves all five boroughs of New York City. Their programs include farmers markets, community gardens, recycling, and textile collection.
Revenue supports environmental programs across NYC including farmers markets, community gardens, composting initiatives, and zero-waste education serving over 1 million residents.

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