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FREE CLOTHING IS AVAILABLE
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 civil life.
The clothing bank provides free clothing to individuals, families, and any approved agency making a request for clients. Agency requests can be made in person, by mail, telephone, FAX, or by email.
Individuals must apply in person.
Intake Process for Individual Clothing Requests
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Requests must be made in person.
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Individuals must reside in Richland County.
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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.
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Anyone who is age 18 or older must come in person for clothing.
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Clients must complete intake paperwork at the front counter located through The Cooperative Ministry's main entrance.
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Clients will then be escorted to the clothing bank's waiting area, where they will meet with an intake volunteer or staff member.
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Identification for each clothing recipient will be examined.
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Clients will learn about the organization's mission and all other available services.
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Intake paperwork and clothing needs will be reviewed.
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Clients will be escorted to the clothing bank store setting, where they can shop for approved clothing needs.
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At checkout, a volunteer or staff member will ensure clothing needs have been met per the intake paperwork. The client will be escorted from the clothing bank area.
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Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
CLOTHING DONATIONS: We accept clothing bank donations. Please bring items in a large bag or a box.
Hours are Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday, 9 a.m. to Noon.
FURNITURE DONATIONS:
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New and gently used furniture donations must be delivered to The Cooperative Ministry's clothing bank, Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday, 9 a.m. to Noon. Our staff cannot pick up furniture.
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It's best to call ahead and speak with Clothing and Furniture Bank Director Dave Peoples at (803) 799-3853, ext. 312, before your delivery. We cannot accept damaged furniture or items that surpass our storage capacities.
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The Cooperative Ministry has an ongoing need for tables, chairs, and bedding.*
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*Bedding must be clean with no tears and no stains.
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The Cooperative Ministry generally doesn't need bookshelves, oversized dressers, or china and curio cabinets.
We are a 501(c)(3), and your donations are tax-deductible.
CURRENT NEEDS
Women’s Plus Size Clothing
Men’s durable pants – khakis and dark jeans
Men’s 2X and larger Clothing
Tables and Chairs

MISSION FOR THE MIDLANDS
To increase the economic self-sufficiency of people experiencing poverty in the Midlands through crisis assistance and sustainability programs.