Donate quality men’s clothing to a walk-in centre
“Go to hell!” It’s quite a crude curse. And unfortunately, it’s a feeling that often creeps up on someone who is homeless. But the “hell” referred to here is something the homeless visitors to our walk-in centres could really use. Not only to stay warm and dry and protect themselves against the winter, but good clothing also fosters self-esteem and a sense of identity. That applies to almost everyone—and especially, or perhaps even more so, to those who have to live on the streets.
"Being who you want to be—good clothes are part of that"
Men's clothing—so good you'd even wear it yourself
We ask everyone to bring good-quality, nice men’s clothing to our walk-in centres. Think of: jeans, T-shirts, sweaters, jackets, boxer shorts, and socks. And shoes, too. What counts as “good clothing”? We always say: if you could still wear it yourself, it’s good enough to donate to someone else. Give it with love.
We don’t need women’s clothing. We have plenty of that, and the vast majority of homeless visitors to our walk-in centres are men.
Delivery Addresses
For drop-off addresses and hours of operation for our walk-in centres , please see our location list.
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Location Director Kathleen Denkers: “At the walk-in centres of De Regenboog Groep, we give people back their names. On the street, they’re just a homeless person. Here, we see the person, listen to what they want, and help them be who they want to be. Having good clothes that suit them is part of that. It lets you look your best, feel good about how you present yourself, and get closer to where you want to be in life.”
See below what the clothing Yassine received at our walk-in centre means to him and how some of our homeless visitors describe the walk-in centre they visit.
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Bekijk video in nieuwe tabOpens in a new tabDon't have any men's clothing to give away, but want to help anyway?
It’s very easy to donate any amount you choose. There are several ways to do this:
Please transfer your donation to NL79 TRIO 0379 3155 64 — payable to De Regenboog Groep — with the reference “Clothing for homeless visitors”
Sleeping Bags
In addition, we are actively looking for sleeping bags that can withstand low temperatures.