The Cooperative Ministry's Clothing & Furniture Bank supports the organization's mission by assisting low-income individuals and families needing free clothing for work, school, and civic life.

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The clothing bank provides free clothing to individuals, families, and any approved agency requesting for clients. Agency requests can be made in person, by mail, telephone, FAX, or email.

Individuals must apply in person.

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Intake Process for Individual Clothing Requests

• Requests must be made in person.

• Individuals must reside in Richland County.

• Individuals must have a South Carolina Driver's License or State Identification card and a Social Security card for each person in the household who is receiving clothing.

• Anyone who is age 18 or older must come in person for clothing.

• Clients must complete intake paperwork at the clothing bank entrance, which is located at the rear of the property under the covered entranceway.

  • Identification for each clothing recipient will be examined.​

  • Clients will learn about the organization's mission and all other available services.

  • Intake paperwork and clothing needs will be reviewed.

• Clients will be escorted to the clothing bank store setting, where they can shop for approved clothing needs.​

• At checkout, a volunteer or staff member will ensure that clothing needs have been met per the intake paperwork. The client will be escorted from the clothing bank area.

• Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday, beginning at 9 a.m. The last client of the day is seen at 1:30 p.m.

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Intake Process for Furniture Requests

• The Cooperative Ministry has limited furniture reserved for individuals experiencing property loss from a fire and homeless individuals transitioning to sustainability.

• Please call (803) 799-3853, ext. 312, or email dpeoples@coopmin.org with requests to ensure availability.

• Typically, The Cooperative Ministry has tables and chairs, sofas, and occasional bedding.

• Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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