how do you think they have to pay the people who collect the clothing, the warehousing, the shipping, obviously they have to sell it for profit to create jobs. Its common sense
You need to simply give your items who people you know, want them. It’s common knowledge that most clothing become rags and shipped over seas. Fabric is a huge contributor to landfill. Don’t donate.. just seek out individuals who may want.. Post on a swap and sell site perhaps.
See this makes me feel better because I put clothes in a donation box and for some reason I always thought they take the clothes in there and turn them into shreds. But Goodwill should also have these type of boxes if they don't.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
These are in the state where I live as well! ❤ I have so much stuff that I don’t need nothing else. Eventually I will go through my clothes etc and see what I don’t need and drop bags of clothes in one of these! I also have things I need to donate to Goodwill. It doesn’t matter as long as people in need have clothes on their backs! It is good to see that other places have these still.❤
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Wait. Someone profits from my donations? This isn't right. I won't be giving anything to these bins anymore. Stuff donated in these bins should stay in the community too!
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
@@LucyLady1-di1nc The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Dont care if its sold for profit. As long as someones making use of it I really dont care. I coulsve just trashed my clothing but if even 1 item is recycled via reuse thats good enough for me
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
You simply pull the bar/handle down.. It's ridiculously hard to open...even in this video you can hear as he pulls our down...crazy..anyway hope that helps :)
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
I'm 6 years late to this party. You can spend a few dollars on a little tripod which would easily sit on your car seat (you can strap them in), so we can see more of your face in the car..not just your arm. It's not a good angle. OR a GOPRO with a dash-cam attachment\window suction cup.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Most of it goes in the dumpster, they make tons of money off your donated items as a matter of fact, it doesn't go to homeless people it doesn't go to people that really need it it goes to the people that put out the bins and then they make money on it everything you donate, and everything they don't want goes in a dumpster to the dump
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
That’s a great question! I’d never even thought to consider these organizations stances on other marginalized communities. Just assumed whoever needs help gets it.
If you sit the stuff outside the box homeless people go thru them because they can't afford to go to salvation army or good will to buy them. That's why I sit them outside the box.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
The Salvation Army sells the Damage clothes and the ones with logos they can not resell in the USA to 3rd world country. I think Goodwill does that too.
If they ever make it to the place where each are supposed to go that is...idk ab other places,but where i live ppl throughout the state grab bags from inside the bins and not just one,they'll take whatever they can reach...insane and selfish.
I knew of some guy whom donations others gave to these boxes or bins and this religious guy acted like he donated and he did not and overlorded it just hand me downs others have crawled in those bins and got stuck I think one guy died
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
I never want my donated clothes to be for sale or profit, that defeats my whole purpose of donating
I agree! These people profit from clothing intended for the poor, those who can not afford it. It is not right.
how do you think they have to pay the people who collect the clothing, the warehousing, the shipping, obviously they have to sell it for profit to create jobs. Its common sense
You need to simply give your items who people you know, want them. It’s common knowledge that most clothing become rags and shipped over seas. Fabric is a huge contributor to landfill. Don’t donate.. just seek out individuals who may want.. Post on a swap and sell site perhaps.
@@kjnazari4734 right which creates jobs
Honestly I don't even care as longer as it's out of my house.
See this makes me feel better because I put clothes in a donation box and for some reason I always thought they take the clothes in there and turn them into shreds. But Goodwill should also have these type of boxes if they don't.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
These are in the state where I live as well! ❤
I have so much stuff that I don’t need nothing else. Eventually I will go through my clothes etc and see what I don’t need and drop bags of clothes in one of these! I also have things I need to donate to Goodwill. It doesn’t matter as long as people in need have clothes on their backs! It is good to see that other places have these still.❤
As a former donations attendent I can answer this. 90% of donations end up in the trash.
I work there too 100 percent of donators end up dead, its sad.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Wait. Someone profits from my donations? This isn't right. I won't be giving anything to these bins anymore. Stuff donated in these bins should stay in the community too!
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The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
He said some bins
Selling used goods is a for profit business
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Good job!
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
"donated" all my really nice untouched legos because I didn't play with them anymore.
huge regret!!
I know how it feels when, I outgrown it as an adult.
I'm upset for you and myself ,this is a disgrace planet aid is a scam as well ,I will take my donations to homeless shelter
@@LucyLady1-di1nc The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
I've seen goodwill items being sold at the Flea markets
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Dont care if its sold for profit. As long as someones making use of it I really dont care. I coulsve just trashed my clothing but if even 1 item is recycled via reuse thats good enough for me
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Why can't they just GIVE the clothes away to people who need them ??? Instead of getting $$$$"money for it ? Just give it away greedy people!!
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Oh ok that’s cool to me, I’m from Cleveland Ohio and I have the yellow bin so that’s the aids one , 😀 I wish they can take toys and baby walkers
I’ve always known those boxes were fake!
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
How on earth do you open that box ? I want to donate I can’t open it
Ask Christopher Dennis
You simply pull the bar/handle down.. It's ridiculously hard to open...even in this video you can hear as he pulls our down...crazy..anyway hope that helps :)
I would be glad if you can donate to africa as well.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
I still donate my old clothes to goodwill.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
I'm 6 years late to this party.
You can spend a few dollars on a little tripod which would easily sit on your car seat (you can strap them in), so we can see more of your face in the car..not just your arm. It's not a good angle. OR a GOPRO with a dash-cam attachment\window suction cup.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Most of it goes in the dumpster, they make tons of money off your donated items as a matter of fact, it doesn't go to homeless people it doesn't go to people that really need it it goes to the people that put out the bins and then they make money on it everything you donate, and everything they don't want goes in a dumpster to the dump
Where can I give my clothes but gain at least some money from it though?
Thrift shops
Plato’s closet if there is one in ur area
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Uhh I accidentally gave away something I shouldn't have
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Where are you located
You know it’s first time collected after recycling after sell..
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
I would be glad if you donate to zambia as well.thanks
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Does that Salvation Army men's rehab center turn away LGBT men?
That’s a great question! I’d never even thought to consider these organizations stances on other marginalized communities. Just assumed whoever needs help gets it.
If you sit the stuff outside the box homeless people go thru them because they can't afford to go to salvation army or good will to buy them. That's why I sit them outside the box.
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Donation clothes are needs in nepal who lives in remote are of nepal country
Can we get in nepal please
If anybody's interested I can get it on camera and share it on here what happens to the donations in Portland Oregon
I live in Green ohio. I have a throw and blanket that can go to whoever needs it
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
Help located in Pakistan we are volunteer social worker
Give to homeless shelters , salvation army red cross, sit in your car and give them away.not to them .
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.
I don't care just wash them and recycle. Better than throwing good condition clothes away
The Salvation Army sells the Damage clothes and the ones with logos they can not resell in the USA to 3rd world country. I think Goodwill does that too.
If they ever make it to the place where each are supposed to go that is...idk ab other places,but where i live ppl throughout the state grab bags from inside the bins and not just one,they'll take whatever they can reach...insane and selfish.
Most of my state is respectful most people don't do that except in big cities
@@avahamlincoln874 true
Fucking stop caps lock in the subtitles
I knew of some guy whom donations others gave to these boxes or bins and this religious guy acted like he donated and he did not and overlorded it just hand me downs others have crawled in those bins and got stuck I think one guy died
Hi
I gave so many expensive clothing to this charity,im angry no more !!!!
The Salvation Army resells damaged clothes and ones with logos that can not be resold in USA to a 3rd world country. Nothing goes to waste. I think Goodwill does that too.