Lincoln Clothes Swap - Free
Have fun swapping your pre-loved clothes for other quality clothes donated.
About this event
Free donated clothes will be on display so bring your friends and make an evening of it.
Women’s, Men’s, Kid's clothing and accessories accepted, please no undergarments. If you don’t have clothes to drop off you can still come along on the evening and help yourself to free clothes.
VIP tickets are given to those who drop off their clothes before the event, this ticket will give you and a friend early entry to the event.
Drop-off can be arranged in Lincoln. We also have several drop-off locations and times listed below, we can be identified by our blue Lincoln Envirotown t-shirt with a fantail on it.
You can also get in touch by email lincolnenvirotowntrust@gmail.com or call 03 423 0456 to arrange.
DROP OFF LOCATIONS:
Lincoln Library
Thursdays, 7 pm-7.45 pm
24th October
31st October
7th November
14th November
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Te Ara Ātea, Rolleston
Thursdays, 7 pm-7.45 pm
24th October
31st October
7th November
14th November
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Leeston Library
Thursdays, 2 pm-3 pm
7th November
14th November
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Lincoln University, Mrs O’s Cafe
Mondays, 9 am-10 am
4th November
11th November
18th November
and
Wednesdays, 9 am-10 am
30th October
6th November
13th November
20th November
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Our Sponsors
A big thank you to our wonderful sponsors! We extend our sincere appreciation to all our sponsors Rātā Foundation, Selwyn District Council, Community Operations South Island - Department of Internal Affairs - COGS, Lottery Community, Lincoln University and Lincoln Community Trust.
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