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Arapahoe County free clothing closets, furniture banks and school supplies.

There are almost 20 different free clothing and furniture banks in Arapahoe County that provide items to low income families. There may be stuff such as free year round or winter clothes, back to school supplies or uniforms, diapers, appliances, furniture and so much more. Residents that are unemployed or living on a fixed income, single parents with children, and even the homeless can get help. They will normally be given free clothes, diapers, winter coats, or even school supplies such as a book bag for a student.

Most of the resources are for families that need short term help. This means that the items are given out a few times per year at most for each client, and a resident of Aurora Colorado or another town can't repeatedly use a center. For long term support, a clothing bank may refer the resident to other government subsidies, such as welfare benefits in Colorado.

The type of basic needs in Arapahoe County offer many items, depending on donations. There may be diapers, medical equipment such as wheelchairs, free school items for children or students, furniture for a new home or apartment, and professional work attire among other goods. Each clothing bank and thrift store varies widely. In addition, referrals are given to other national programs, including free diaper distribution charities..

Friends of Man
Mailing address - PO Box 937
Littleton, Colorado 80160
Main Phone - (303) 798-2342
Many programs are run. Not only may there be clothing such as suits or dresses for work reasons, but the non-profit also has hearing aids, vouchers for medications, wheelchairs to loan out, backpacks or shoes for free school goods, and more. Children and adults can also be given free winter clothing, such as hats or gloves.

2nd Tymz A Charm Consignment Store
(720) 450-0832
Low income families and single parents can shop for furniture, free Christmas or birthday toys, clothes, and household supplies.

 

 

 

Aurora Gabriel House
13101 E Mississippi Ave
Aurora, Colorado 80112
Main phone – 720-450-7606
They focus on needs for single moms as well as families with young children or newborns. There may be maternity clothing, wipes, diapers, and clothing for babies. Other equipment, such as cribs, may be offered as well as baby formula.

Warms The Night
Address is 1544 Elmira St
Aurora, CO, 80010
Dial the information at 303-361-6905
A focus is on clothing for the homeless in Arapahoe County. There may be hygiene products, warm clothing during the winter such as hat, boos, gloves, sleeping bags, or a scarf. Free food, meals, medical care and more is arranged too.

Integrated Family Community Services
3370 S Irving St
Englewood, CO, 80110
Call the clothing bank at 303-789-0501.

Little Flower Center at Catholic Charities
Address: 11149 E 14th Ave
Aurora, Colorado 80010
For information, call 303-360-9686
Emergency aid, including clothing or financial help, is combined with other social services. There is a free clothing closet, school supplies, uniforms for work or school, and self-sufficiency classes.

 

 

 

 

Interfaith Community Services
1553 Clinton St
Aurora, Colorado
Call (303) 360-0260 for intake.
What may be offered ranges from free clothes for work or school to household supplies, bedding, books, and furniture, pots and pans. The clothing bank is for children, the formerly homeless, and low income households in Arapahoe County.

Comitis Crisis Center
Address: 2178 Victor St
Aurora, Colorado 80045
Phone number is (303) 341-9160

Providers Resource Clearinghouse
14500 E. 33rd Place
Aurora Colorado 80011
Phone - (303) 962-2270
This is the Arapaho County free furniture bank. There will be gently used items for an office or home. This can includes dressers, free beds for children, kitchen tables, small appliances, electronics, books, TVs or computers and so much more.

Beyond Sight
5650 S Windermere
Littleton, CO, 80120
303-795-6455
They only help the blind or visually impaired. There may be prescription glasses, computers, adaptive technology products, and other items.

The Salvation Army
Address: 802 Quari Ct
Aurora, Colorado 80011
Dial (303) 364-1965
A thrift store is on site. There are also Christmas and school supply drives help that give toys, notebooks, uniforms and more. Case management, shelter, and food is also offered among other services. Various seasonal giveaways take place (school items, books, birthday toys, etc.). A low cost thrift store sells furniture and toys too. More on Salvation Army Arapahoe County assistance programs.

Arc of Colorado
10000 E Colfax
Aurora, CO, 80010
Main phone - 303-343-9843
A low cost thrift store is open in Arapahoe County, Clothing, coaches, furniture, and more is provided.
There is also a location at Gateway Plaza Shopping Center at 1070 S Sable, Aurora, Colorado 80012. Phone 303-369-5858. Another store is at 3106 S Parker Rd, Aurora, CO, 80014, phone 303-283-0337.

Colfax Community Network
Address is 1585 Kingston St
Aurora, CO, 80010
303-360-9175
Low income programs are offered, including financial aid. There are also free diapers, hygiene products, clothes for work, winter coats, and referrals as well. A free clothing closet is on site.

 

 

 

 

It Takes a Village
1475 Lima St
Aurora, CO, 80010
Call 720-243-0934
Assistance is for transgenders.

Friend of St Andrew Hospitality Center
Address: 1525 Dallas St
Aurora, Colorado 80010
Phone number is (303) 364-2329
Free clothes, work items, suits for job seekers, and more is available.

 

By Jon McNamara

 

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