I'm simply have too many clothes, and want to find a good place to donate some older clothes to - jeans, t-shirts, button and collar shirts etc.

Any suggestions welcome - J

What size are the jeans and shirts and have they been washed and pressed are there any shoes?

I'm 5'10, 160-165 lbs, and take a size 33 or 34 jeans. Shirts are either M or Large, western sizes, or if bought in Thailand L or XL sometimes. I'm actually looking more to give to some Thai folks as a donation than to pass them on to fellow westerners and would prefer to explore that route first.

I'm simply have too many clothes, and want to find a good place to donate some older clothes to - jeans, t-shirts, button and collar shirts etc.

Any suggestions welcome - J

Temples help the poor.Worth your while asking there.

Village elder might know someone who is in need.

Nathon hospital might be able to help.

The Mayor's office , they often help destitute families.

Good on you mate nice gesture.

Japhrodisiac,

Let us know how you go. I suppose many people are in the same predicament , you might start a worthwhile trend.

Thanks, Roo

There is a family that I know of that lives down the road. They collect bottles, go through trash for anything of value etc. I gave their son a bunch of stuff, about 5 t-shirts and a brand new pair of sandals(mine were too big for him). But, still have more left and he is a smaller guy so....I'll keep looking, maybe we can start something like a drop box at Tesco or something? Just an Idea

I'll second that, great idea, sure their are some that would be glad for your extras, and the farangs should be able to take care of themselves; so, I say native Thai only. This trend would make relations to the Islanders better, I would think.