Sentence examples for donating clothes from inspiring English sources

"I have no idea where this stuff comes from," he added, but "even if President Assad is the one donating clothes for the refugees, I will take them.

No one should stop donating clothes – at the moment the very worst thing you can do with your old clothes is to put them in the bin.

A lot of my friends have lost their homes in the fire and so I plan on donating clothes I don't wear and items I have laying around that I no longer need nor use.

Linda Dresner, who owns a clothing boutique in Birmingham, said her store was "speaking to fewer people" these days, though recently she still held a J. Mendel Trunk sale and last week was donating clothes for the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit's spring auction.

Alan Fuller, prosecuting, said both were "designed to fool the public into donating clothes".

Thus, promoting jeans manufactured in an environmentally friendly way from recycled denim (Phau and Ong 2007) can be an effectual strategy which stimulates those consumer groups in favor of the concept of donating clothes for recycling and purchasing products for charity (Dickson 2000).

In Sub-Saharan Africa, where one-third of all globally donated clothes are sold, the used clothing business is undermining Africa's own textiles and manufacturing industry.

Most donated clothes will be sold to the huge secondhand clothing markets in developing countries, but it keeps the charity of your choice in the game.

Ms. Pickford enlisted her friends to donate clothes "to help struggling extras and bit players to secure expensive and glamorous clothing at reasonable prices".

Villagers have donated clothes.

Most donated clothes are exported overseas.