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Planet Aid

2,568 donation centers across 11 states

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Donating to Planet Aid

Planet Aid collects used clothing and shoes through bright yellow donation bins placed in parking lots, gas stations, and shopping centers across 22 states. They process over 100 million pounds of textiles annually, making them one of the largest clothing collectors in the country.

Donating through Planet Aid is simple. Find a bin, bag your items, and drop them in. There's no appointment needed and bins are accessible 24/7. Planet Aid accepts clothing in any condition, including worn-out items, since everything is sorted and either resold or recycled into industrial rags and fiber.

Proceeds from Planet Aid's textile sales support development projects in Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Programs focus on teacher training, sustainable farming, and community health. The organization publishes annual reports detailing how funds are distributed.

Planet Aid Locations by State

2,568 donation centers across 11 states

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I find a Planet Aid donation bin?

Planet Aid bins are in parking lots, gas stations, and retail plazas in 22 states. Use their website locator or check the map on this page to find one near you.

Does Planet Aid accept damaged clothing?

Yes. Planet Aid takes clothing in any condition. Wearable items are resold. Damaged textiles are recycled into rags, insulation, or fiber.

Is Planet Aid a legitimate charity?

Planet Aid is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. They publish annual reports and financial statements. Proceeds fund education and agriculture programs internationally.

Can I get a tax receipt from Planet Aid?

Bin donations are self-service, so there's no on-site receipt. You can self-document your donation and use fair market value estimates for tax purposes.

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