Find Clothing Banks & Clothing Recycling Bins Near You in Monmouthshire

Clothes donation locations in Monmouth, Chepstow and the wider Gwent area

Why are Gwent towns included on the Monmouthshire page?

The directory's Monmouthshire category follows older labels and includes locations across the wider Gwent area. Monmouth, Chepstow and Usk appear with valley towns including Tredegar, Ebbw Vale and Abertillery. This is a way to browse the recorded collection points, not a map of the modern county's administrative limits. A visitor in Chepstow should compare nearby addresses before considering a result much farther along the list.

One retained Air Ambulance record is at the Coach House in Old St Mellons, Cardiff, outside modern Monmouthshire. That distinction matters when planning travel. Fire Fighters Charity locations make up much of the selection, with Red Cross shop addresses in Chepstow and Monmouth. Read each entry as a particular host and street, not simply as another interchangeable pin in the county. The sample links below make those differences easier to inspect.

Are the donation arrangements identical across Gwent?

No single collection policy can be applied to all the organisations shown here. The Fire Fighters Charity provides a textile-bank guide describing the items its scheme accepts. The Red Cross has its own shop donation advice, which is relevant if you plan to hand clothing over in Welsh Street or Church Street. The Old St Mellons host needs the instructions of the air ambulance charity associated with that specific collection point.

Separate a bag of wearable clothes from things whose acceptance is less certain. Bedding, household textiles and damaged garments should be checked explicitly rather than added because a site is described as a recycling bank. A shop may also have different practical arrangements for a large donation. An address confirms where a recorded point is associated with a host; it does not tell you whether staff can accept a car-load on the day you arrive.

Fire Fighters Charity textile guide · Red Cross donation advice

What should I check before driving to a listed station?

Station names distinguish many of the valley entries, but some recorded addresses contain only a town or a short street description. Inspect the detail before committing to a route and verify the collection position with the host when necessary. A fire station remains an operational workplace. Do not assume that the public can enter its yard or that a firefighter can take bags on behalf of the recycling scheme.

For a shopping trip to Chepstow, compare the Foodhall-hosted record with the Red Cross shop instead of treating both as the same destination. Their streets and handover methods differ. Keep donations with you if the appropriate bank cannot be located or a shop is unable to receive them. When reporting an error, include the host name as well as the town: this prevents a change at one site being mistaken for the removal of every local option.

List of Monmouthshire Clothes Bank Locations

Monmouthshire

This grouping follows historical directory labels and includes Gwent valley locations as well as modern Monmouthshire. The Cardiff entry is outside modern Monmouthshire; check the full address before choosing it.

Use the list above to compare individual destinations, and the map to see how they relate to your journey. The location page provides directions; where an address has been updated, use that address rather than a postcode copied from an older listing or search result. Check the station, shop or host name as well as the postcode, particularly when more than one charity operates on the same street.

If you know that a listed point has moved, closed or changed its donation arrangements, please let us know through the contact form. Include the location name and the correction so it can be checked. In the meantime, confirm with the operator before making a special journey. Your donation is most useful when it reaches a suitable, accessible collection point in the condition that organisation can accept.