Why Donate Clothes, Food and other items to Greater Give Fort Worth?

Putting your generosity to work.

Greater Give is the donation hub of the Greater Good Collective benefiting the Presbyterian Night Shelter. Every bag of clothing, piece of furniture, or household item you donate helps power our mission to end homelessness. Our donation center is the heartbeat of the Collective, turning your gently used goods into jobs, training, and resources that change lives.

When you give to Greater Give, your items don’t just find a new home – they create opportunity.

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What We Accept

Every donation is evaluated to provide the greatest impact possible and is used for direct client support, sale in our thrift store, or recycle/repurpose with our trusted partners.

We need gently-used donations that are free of rips, stains, discoloration, pet hair, structural damage or requiring repairs.

  • Food
  • Personal Care supplies
  • Household décor
  • Clothing & Accessories
  • Books

We ask that food and personal care items be donated directly to Presbyterian Night Shelter at
2400 Cypress St Fort Worth, Texas 76102
any day of the year between 9 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

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you give second chances.

Our donation center is the heartbeat of the Collective, turning your gently used goods into jobs, training, and resources that change lives.

Curated gifts and artisan goods that inspire possibility. Every purchase supports
economic empowerment and fuels the greater good.

A neighborhood coffee shop serving more than drinks – every cup helps create stability,
opportunity, and connection.

A community thrift store offering affordable, quality treasures while creating job opportunities for individuals overcoming homelessness.

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