In association with our partners at Recycled Clothing Banks, we work with local councils and organisations, including firms such as Tesco and Iceland, across the region to stop unauthorised clothing bins.
Unauthorised clothing bins are a headache for everyone: the council, the local community, genuine recycled clothing companies and legitimate registered charities.
How can you spot an illegal bin?
The bin will be in very poor condition.
There is no wording that explains the aim of the charity..
There is no contact information available.
The bin is full, overspilling with bags left outside and generally hazardous.
We will happily remove these unauthorised clothing bins from your area and make a £100 donation per bin to our charity partner, HandsOn London supporting our homeless community.
The bin is full, overspilling with bags left outside and generally hazardous.
There is no wording that explains the aim of the charity.
There is no contact information available.
The bin is full, overspilling with bags left outside and generally hazardous.
We will happily remove these unauthorised clothing bins from your area and make a £100 donation per bin to our charity partner, HandsOn London supporting our homeless community.
