Find Clothing Banks & Clothing Recycling Bins Near You in Angus

Dundee is included in this historic Angus grouping, although it is a separate modern council area. The directory records Red Cross shop addresses on Perth Road and Reform Street, with further shops in Forfar and Kirriemuir. These are separate retail premises, so the useful choice is a specific street on a route you can make, not simply the Angus heading or the assumption that all four options are in Dundee.

Forfar's record names East High Street and Kirriemuir's names the Roods. Open the relevant detail before requesting directions, especially if your route app initially offers a town-centre destination rather than the named shop. The sample links provide examples of the retained records. This is a selection from the directory, not evidence that other charities or donation services are unavailable in Dundee, Forfar, Kirriemuir or the wider Angus area.

• Red Cross - Angus - DD2 1AU: 314 Perth Road,Dundee,Angus,DD2 1AU. View location and directions.
• Red Cross - Angus - DD1 1RG: 18 Reform Street,Dundee,Angus,DD1 1RG. View location and directions.
• Red Cross - Angus - DD8 2ER: 122 East High Street ,Forfar ,Angus ,DD8 2ER ,. View location and directions.

Treat the visit as a shop donation: use the Red Cross's published advice to check the goods and ask the receiving premises about anything unusual. Suitable stock raises funds for humanitarian work. The fact that a shop appears in a clothing directory does not establish an outdoor bank at its address or acceptance of every textile item. Nor does it tell you how many bags the shop can take at a given moment.

If the clear-out contains shoes, accessories or household goods, check those separately before combining them with garments. Empty pockets and bring the donation in a condition that protects its usefulness. For several bags, discuss the quantity rather than assuming that staff have storage available. A shop that cannot receive a particular load has not agreed to dispose of it, and leaving bags outside would bypass the very receiving arrangements that make an attended donation useful.

Red Cross donation advice

Start with the town you already plan to visit, then match the road. A Perth Road errand and a Reform Street errand may point to different Dundee premises, while Forfar and Kirriemuir require their own routes. Think about how you will carry the bags from a permitted stopping place or public transport. Map placement alone says nothing about convenient parking, step-free entry or where a large load can be unloaded.

Confirm the handover if donating is the main purpose of the trip. At the shop, follow the current notice or staff instructions; take the load away if it cannot be accepted. To correct a record, give the street and the change you found rather than saying only that the Dundee shop has moved. This avoids confusing two branches or interpreting a temporary refusal of bags as closure of a shop.