If you live in an inner-city neighborhood as I do, you really don't have to give your unused clothing and goods to a charity. You can do direct service delivery yourself. We have what we refer to as a "go away" tree in front of our house. When we have clothes, furniture or other household goods that we aren't going to use any longer, we place them by the "go away" tree and within a couple days, they have gone away. No, we don't get a tax write off but it still ends up going to someone who needs it.
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