Clothing Appeal

Attention all clothing manufacturers/retailers

Do you have any excess, ex-display or end of season stock that you need to get rid of to make way for new stock? Would you like to turn this stock into charity and lend a helping hand to those in need?

If your answer is yes, then get in touch now to donate your clothing items to ARO, who will distribute these to the needy in Australia or overseas.

Australian Relief Organisation is Requesting Donation of Your Excess Textile Stock for Our Clothing Appeal (Textile Recycling) Program

Upon your approval, we can arrange pick up of any unwanted textile stock (male, female and children clothing, shoes and bags as well as manchester, towels, bed sheet, linen, curtains or similar homeware) from your stores and/or warehouse at any suitable time.

With your company's donation, we hope to develop our program further, as these products will be used locally or internationally at your request to help the unfortunate families and other people who are in need of your support.

To get in touch simply send us a message...

Our program is important in an operating environment where 85% of used textiles are ending up in the landfill in Australia.

Program Details:

Dedicated Drivers As an experienced charitable textile recycling operator, we have a dedicated drivers team who monitor bins for timely maintenance.
Content Removal Performed several times a week during off peak hours. Frequency of visits can be adjusted according to volume.
Dedicated 1800 number Our bins display a dedicated 1800 phone number for extra pickup requests.
Comprehensive Site Cleaning Performed each time with content removal. Our site cleaning includes all rubbish removal even if they are not textile related.
Graffiti Removal and Repaint Graffiti is removed within two weeks after a vandalism is reported. Bins are repainted every two years.
Clothing Bin Dimension Our bins are 1000 mm wide, 1050 mm deep and 1750 mm high. This converts to a capacity of 1.83 m³.
Serving a wide range of stakeholders Across Western Sydney, we have a number of clothing bins placed with councils, schools, child care centres and businesses.