Where To Donate In Hong Kong: Clothes, Books, Toys, Furniture Donation And More

Are you having a clear-out and want to find where to donate your much-loved possessions in Hong Kong? From charities to non-profit organisations, consignment shops and more, here’s where to donate or sell your things in the 852. It’s time to cull the clutter and feel great doing it!

It’s no secret that our tiny apartments in Hong Kong can accumulate a whole lot over the years. Especially if you have babies, toddlers and kids that are growing up at the speed of light, with clothes or shoes that have been worn once or twice, and in some cases, not at all! Take the opportunity to do some serious clearing out and sort through everything from toys to books, and even furniture and electronics. You can either sell or, better yet, donate these pieces to some pretty stellar charities, non-profit organisations and consignment shops (listed in alphabetical order) that will greatly benefit those less fortunate. Donating in Hong Kong has never been so simple!

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2nd Chance Hong Kong – Buy, Sell And Donate Quality Second-Hand Furniture, Accessories And Decorations

This platform for people to buy, sell and donate quality second-hand furnishings and accessories at reasonable prices was dreamt up by a husband and wife duo in early 2006. Since then, 2nd Chance has given many great pieces of furniture new homes. Contact them through email to sell unwanted furniture or to buy new pieces.

What you can sell, donate or buy: Furniture and home accessories

2nd Chance, Head Office, Warehouse & Showroom: Unit 14, 2/F Kin Fat Industrial Centre, 13 Kin Fat Street, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, 2496 1222, Whatsapp: 9860 0977, [email protected], www.2ndchance.com.hk

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a break 93 – Consign or Recycle Your Clothes and Accessories

a break 93 promotes sustainable fashion by giving secondhand clothing a second life. Specialising in consignment, they focus on reducing waste while offering unique, pre-loved items that span brands, cultures, and eras. Simply send photos of your items to their Instagram or Facebook page for approval, then drop them off or ship them to the store. Sold items earn consigners 20% of the selling price, while unsold items are donated or repurposed.

What you can consign: Womenswear, bags, and shoes (brand new only); menswear (tops and branded items); in-season clothing that is at least 80% new, clean, and intact.

a break 93, 4/F, No. 8 Pak Sha Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, [email protected], Follow on Instagram or Facebook (both @abreak93)

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Caritas Computer Workshop – Charitable Donations Of Computers and Digital Devices

Caritas Computer Workshop was founded in 2001 to empower teenagers through computer training and support the community with refurbished devices. It also helps reduce electronic waste by reusing and recycling old computers and digital devices. By supporting this programme, you can improve lives, protect the environment, and give technology a second life. You can fill in the online form and they will collect the items within 1-2 weeks.

What you can donate: Desktop computers, laptops, LCD monitors, printers, and other digital devices

Caritas Community Centre, 2/F, Caritas House, 2-8 Caine Road, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong, 2524 2071, [email protected], www.caritas.org.hk

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Christian Action – Donate Clothing, Baby Items And Toys That Are In Good Condition

Having been around for over 50 years, Christian Action is the only comprehensive provider of services to ethnic minorities, refugees, asylum seekers and foreign domestic helpers. Its Green Collection Charity Drive will take anything that can be worn again. Call them at 2456 2220 and arrange a pick up right at your door. If you have a lot to give, they’ll even pick up your items for free. You can also drop off your items at one of their many collection points.

What you can donate: All wearable clothing, baby items and toys

Christian Action Green Connect (second-hand items), Unit 6C, Mai Tak Industrial Building, 221 Wai Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2456 2220, [email protected]

Christian Action, 55 Clear Water Bay Road, Choi Wan (2) Estate, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2382 3339, [email protected], www.christian-action.org.hk 

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The Conservancy Association– Donate Used Clothes and More

The Conservancy Association (CA) runs a Used Clothes Collection Scheme to recycle clothing and reduce waste. Accepted items include clothes, shoes, plush toys, handbags, and backpacks, while items like pillows, quilts, underwear and damaged clothing are not accepted. Donations can be made via three methods: collection banks, door-to-door pickup (for 5+ full bags by appointment), or in-person drop-off at the Jockey Club Urban Forestry Green Hub (also by appointment). Priority pickup is available for those with mobility issues or limited access to collection points.

What you can donate: Clothes, shoes, plush toys, handbags, and backpacks

Jockey Club Urban Forestry Green Hub, 26 Yen Chow Street West, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2728 6781, [email protected], cahk.org.hk

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Crossroads Foundation – Accepts A Huge Range Of Donations From Clothing To Electrical Goods, Furniture, Toys, Baby Gear And More

A long-standing NGO, Crossroads is no stranger to Hong Kong. It has been helping people in the community and all over the world for over 20 years in the business of connecting those in need with those who can provide help. It accepts all forms of re-wearable items, which then go into its Global Distribution programme. Half of the distributed goods go to cases sponsored by the Social Welfare Department, and the other half is designated for foreign countries. Use the GoodCity.HK app to submit photos of your goods, and once approved, you can arrange delivery by van or drop-off the items yourself to their Tuen Mun facility.

What you can donate: A lot! All wearable clothing, electrical appliances, furniture and household goods, baby items and toys (changing tables, cots and high chairs, and strollers, etc. are always needed) and miscellaneous items as well

Crossroads Foundation, Crossroads Village, 2 Castle Peak Road, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, 2984 9309, [email protected], www.crossroads.org.hk

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Food Angel – For Donating Food and Pantry Items

Food Angel, launched in 2011 by Bo Charity Foundation, is a food rescue and assistance program committed to reducing food waste and alleviating hunger. By collecting surplus edible food from the food industry, Food Angel prepares nutritious hot meals in its central kitchen and distributes them to underprivileged communities across Hong Kong. Donation can be droped off at various collection points, boxes at 16 LINK shopping centres, and smart donation machines at PARKnSHOP stores, malls, offices, schools and housing estates.

What you can donate: Dry food (2 weeks or more before expiry, intact packaging), fresh fruits and vegetables, oils and seasonings, frozen/chilled food, bakery items, and cooked food.

Food Angel, 2/F, Fung Sing Building, 235 Hai Tan Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2801 5333, [email protected], www.foodangel.org.hk

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Friends of the Earth – Used Clothes Recycling In Hong Kong, Plus Bedding And Handbags

Friends of the Earth launched the Used Clothes Recycling Programme in 2001, which collects all sorts of textile products; used clothes, shoes, bed sheets and handbags. Re-wearables are exported to neighbouring countries while the worn-out pieces are turned into wipers for industrial use. Nothing goes to waste! They have many collection points all over Hong Kong.

What you can donate: All wearable clothing, shoes, bedding, handbags

Friends of the Earth, Unit 1301-1302, 13/F, Block A, Sea View Estate, 2 Watson Road, Hong Kong, 2528 5588, [email protected], www.foe.org.hk

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Flow Bookshop – For donating books, CDs, vinyl and DVDs in Hong Kong

If you’re a book lover but they keep multiplying on your bookshelf, head over to Flow Bookshop on Queen’s Road Central and pass on the love. The second-hand book store will then sell on your reads. Plus, it also accepts music and movies as well (CDs, vinyl, DVDs, etc.). Keep up to date about what new items it has in stock via its Facebook page and keep a look out for rare finds (book-lover birthday gifts sorted).

What you can donate: Books, DVDs, CDs and vinyl

Flow Bookshop, 1G Kai Fung Building, 189 Queen’s Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 9278 5664, WhatsApp: (Surdham) 9278 5664, Partner Bookshop: Lily Bookshop (same address), WhatsApp: (Lily) 6977 5833, [email protected], Follow on Facebook: @flowbooksnet 

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Green Toysland – For donating children’s toys and stationery in Hong Kong

A registered Social Enterprise (recognised by The Hong Kong Council of Social Service), Green Toysland accepts donations of pre-loved children’s toys and stationery and donates them back to underprivileged children of low-income families. It asks that you take pictures of the items that you’d like to donate and send them via WhatsApp (9191 8526) to David, who’ll make sure the toys are suitable before arranging a pickup from you.

What you can donate: Toys and stationery

Green Toysland, Tontex Industrial Building, 2-4 Sheung Hei St, San Po Kong, Kowloon, Hong Kong (by appointment), 9191 8526, [email protected], Follow on Facebook: Green Toysland, www.greentoyslandhk.com (the pages are not in English but you can translate it)

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H&M – Donate all used clothing and materials, no matter the condition

If, like us, you’ve recently tried to Marie Kondo your home and have bags of unwanted items to pass on, drop them at the recycling box at your local H&M store. Bonus, for every bag of textiles you drop off, you’ll receive a voucher to spend in the store – but as you’ve just cleared out your wardrobe, perhaps gift it to someone you love!

What you can donate: All textiles are welcome (from any brand and in any condition), even odd socks, worn-out T-shirts and old sheets

H&M, various locations across Hong Kong, 800 906 312 (local freephone), [email protected], www2.hm.com

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Hong Kong Federation of Handicapped Youth – Accepts donations of gifts, stationery and toys in Hong Kong

This government organisation helps people with disabilities. Second-hand toys and useful stationery items will be most helpful to young people. You can drop your items off at the Federation’s address or arrange a pickup service upon request if you have lots of things to donate. Just note that due to limited resources, you must arrange the collection 1 to 2 weeks in advance.

What you can donate: Toys, stationery, gifts and premiums (it used to also take all wearable clothing and books for young adults)

Hong Kong Federation of Handicapped Youth, G/F, 16-21 Wang Kei House, Wang Tau Hom Estate, Wong Tai Sin, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2338 5111, [email protected], www.hkfhy.org.hk

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Hong Kong Salvation Army – Accepts Donations Of Clothes, Children’s Toys, Books And More

The Salvation Army is one of the most established organisations for recycling goods. Some of the collected items go to those in need, such as the elderly, street sleepers and ex-prisoners; the rest go to the Salvation Army’s retail chain, sold with a discount. It accepts all re-wearables (but note it does not accept towels and underwear). For bigger items get in touch and they’ll arrange a pickup. There are more than 200 collection points throughout Hong Kong. If you have a lot to give away (five or more large bags of clothing, or heavy items such as fitness equipment and large musical instruments etc.) you can arrange a pick-up.

What you can donate: All wearable clothing, children’s toys, books (including school/educational books), small electrical appliances, fitness equipment, musical instruments and more

Hong Kong Salvation Army, Unit A, 1/F, Tung Chun Industrial Building Block A, 9-11 Cheung Wing Road, Kwai Chung, New Territories, Hong Kong, 2332 4433 (recycling hotline), WhatsApp: 9688 5670, [email protected], salvationarmy.org.hk

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Pathfinders – Donate A Wide Range Of Baby And Sanitary Items For Migrant Women And Children

Pathfinders has helped over 4,800 migrant women and children in Hong Kong through its social welfare, health care services and more. Ensuring that each woman and child is treated with respect and has access to basic resources, this organisation accepts donations that could be used by babies and mums alike. You can drop off items at the head office (address below).

What you can donate: A wide range of baby items and sanitary items, see the full list for details of what to and what not to donate

Pathfinders, Unit 2D, 2/F, Worldwide Centre, 123 Tung Chau Street, Tai Kok Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 5500 5486, WhatsApp for donations (Martha): 5508 8304, [email protected], www.pathfinders.org.hk

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Po Leung Kuk Orphanage – Donate Computers, Stationery, Toys, Books And More

Po Leung Kuk provides welfare, educational and cultural services to its young community. This charitable organisation provides support for orphaned children, education and other services. Donations in-kind to fulfil the basic needs of its service recipients (particularly children, the elderly and low-income families) are always needed. Drop off your items at its door and your donations will go towards young people in need.

What you can donate: Food, clothing, electrical appliances, computers, stationery, toys, books, household accessories, cookware, etc.

Po Leung Kuk Orphanage, 66 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2277 8888, [email protected], www.poleungkuk.org.hk

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Redress Hong Kong – drop off your unwanted clothing, shoes or accessories

Redress is an environmental NGO working to reduce waste in the fashion industry. Passionate about recycling, upcycling and combatting clothing waste, you can find numerous international fashion stores around the city to drop off your unwanted clothing, shoes or accessories. Pop to your nearest store and drop your goods at the Redress collection box, where they’ll be sorted and redistributed to reuse, repair, resell (raising funds to support Redress), or recycled.

What you can donate: All types of clothes, shoes and accessories from any brand, in any condition (it doesn’t accept underwear or scrap textiles)

Remar Hong Kong – Re-home furniture and electrical appliances

A Christian charity dedicated to helping drug addicts, the homeless and other people in need, Remar Hong Kong has a large warehouse and is able to take your larger electrical appliances and furniture. Call or email to arrange a pickup (with charges for assistance and travel).

What can you donate: Large electrical appliances and furniture

Remar Hong Kong, 1/F No.19, Shui Tau Tsuen, Yuen Long, New Territories, Hong Kong, 3193 4919, [email protected], www.remarhk.com

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Retykle – Donate preloved clothing, baby gear and more

Retykle accepts and sells high-end kids’ clothing (from 0 to 10 years) with a simple click on its online store. Every time someone purchases one of your pieces, you’ll be notified via email that a payment was made to your PayPal account. What’s great about this transaction is that you can purge some of your quality pieces while gaining points to purchase other pre-loved goods! It works with numerous charities as well.

What you can sell: All new or gently used children’s and women’s clothing – check its website for approved brands

Retykle, free pickups or drop off at 6/F, Unit 611, Remex Centre, 42 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, 3594 6533, WhatsApp: 6117 2150, [email protected], www.retykle.com

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St. James’ Settlement – Accepting Donations of Learning Materials and More

St. James’ Settlement runs various charity projects, including services for the elderly and support for students in need. You can donate learning materials such as stationery, art supplies, and electronic learning devices (e.g., calculators), which will be distributed to underprivileged students through their network of partners. Please contact them before making a donation.

What can you donate:Stationery, art materials, electronic learning devices.

St. James’ Settlement, Rm 902, 9/F, 85 Stone Nullah Lane, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 2574 5201, [email protected], www.sjs.org.hk

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Refugee Union – Donate Essentials to Support Refugees

Refugee Union, Hong Kong’s first refugee-led registered society, was founded in 2014 to empower refugees and asylum seekers by safeguarding their rights and improving their wellbeing. The organisation is in constant need of essential items to support the refugee community. For donation details, contact them via WhatsApp.

What you can donate: Clothes, shoes, milk formula, diapers, kitchenware, appliances, laptops, and more.

Refugee Union, Unit B, 2 Floor, Lee Fung Building, 315-319 Queen’s Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, Whatsapp: 9828 7176, [email protected], refugeeunion.org

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Other Notable Mentions For Donating Or Selling Used Goods In Hong Kong

• Save The Children Hong Kong – This international charity works tirelessly to give back and offer a brighter future to our next generations, www.savethechildren.org.hk
• Unicef Hong Kong – Another international charity with a branch in Hong Kong, Unicef works to reach the most disadvantaged children and adolescents and to protect the rights of every child, everywhere. www.unicef.org.hk
• Carousell – You can sell anything, really! The app is easy to use and it’s simple and quick to list what you want to sell, hk.carousell.com
• GeoExpat – You can sell a whole range of things, especially used amongst people moving or leaving Hong Kong, geoexpat.com
• Asia Expat – Works very similar to GeoExpat, hongkong.asiaxpat.com
• Various Facebook groups (e.g. Swap It HK Baby Club, Baby Swap It)

Read more: How To Introduce Your Kids To Sustainability

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Editor’s note: This article was originally published in January 2019 by Sassy Mama, updated in May 2019 and November 2021 by Alex Purcell Garcia, and updated in December 2024 by Karen Chiang.