You can support children with disabilities by donating a bag of pre-loved, quality clothes, accessories and homeware to your nearest TK Maxx store. Each bag could raise up to €20 for Enable Ireland when sold in their shops. Not only that, you're doing your bit for the environment by giving your pre-loved clothes a second life. We accept your donations all year round, so you can drop off your pre-loved items any time you like.
TK Maxx and Enable Ireland have been working together since 1997, donating over 225,000 bags and raising over €3.4 million to support over 17,000 children and young people with disabilities and their families in local communities across Ireland.
HOW ENABLE IRELAND SUPPORTS CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES
Enable Ireland’s services for children and their families cover all aspects of a child’s physical, educational and social development from early infancy through adolescence. Thanks to your support, more children can achieve independence, choice and inclusion in their communities.
DID YOU KNOW?
• Enable Ireland provides vital therapy and support services to thousands of children and young people with disabilities across Ireland.
• 13% of the population have a disability. Disability can affect any family at any time and when it does, Enable Ireland is there to provide advice and support from the very start.
TOP TIPS FOR A CHARITABLE CLEAROUT
We all have stuff at home that we could live without – whether it’s clothing we no longer wear, books we’ve already read, mismatched cutlery sets, or that single bedside lamp that’s missing its partner. Sometimes it can be hard to bid farewell to these sentimental items, but if they’re no longer needed, you can give them a new lease of life through donation. We’ve put together five handy tips to help you decide whether to keep or donate:
1. When did you last wear it? If it’s been over a year then it’s time to wave bye-bye.
2. Everyone’s got that one t-shirt they love but deep down, know it’s seen better days. Giving it up for a good cause will make the parting less painful.
3. How does it make you feel when you hold it? If you feel joy then it’s most probably a keeper, but if you feel detached then you know it’s no longer here for you.
4. If you saw it in a shop tomorrow, would you buy it? If the answer’s yes, it’s still yours, if it’s no, you know what to do…
5. Does it make your heart pound? If, regardless of any of the above, you still absolutely love it – then keep it. Sometimes love doesn’t make sense, after all!
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