Waste and Recycling A-Z
Bedding
- Blankets
- Duvets
- Pillows
- Sleeping bags
- Sheets/linen
Many shelters accept duvet donations, particularly during colder months. Homeless shelters, animal shelters, and some charities often welcome clean and gently used duvets. It's best to check with the specific organisation to confirm their needs and donation policies.
Donation tips
- Consider animal shelters: Many animal shelters accept duvets for use as bedding for the animals. RSPCA, Dog's Trust, National Animal Welfare Trust
- Homeless shelters: Numerous homeless shelters and hostels are in constant need of bedding, including duvets, blankets, and sheets. To find nearby shelters accepting donations, use tools like Homeless Link or simply search for ‘homeless shelters near me.’ You can also reach out to St Mungos, Crisis, Shelter
- Check Condition: Ensure the duvet is clean and in good condition, free from rips, stains, or excessive wear
- Follow guidelines: Some organisations may have specific preferences or requirements for duvet stuffing
- Confirm acceptance: Reach out to the organisation beforehand to confirm that they accept duvets and to inquire about any specific needs
Charity links