Give Up Clothes For Good
Our long-running Give Up Clothes For Good campaign invites customers and associates to donate their pre-loved quality fashion and homeware at their local TK Maxx, which could be sold by Cancer Research UK to raise funds for research into children’s and young people’s cancers.
How do I Give Up Clothes For Good?
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What can I donate?
Had a good ol' clearout? You can donate any good quality clothes, accessories and homeware, using any bag. Make sure your items are clean, dry and in good condition.
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How can I donate?
Fill a bag with your pre-loved quality fashion and homeware and bring it to your local TK Maxx store. You can donate at any time, all year round.
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What happens to my donations?
Your donations will go to Cancer Research UK where they will be sold to raise funds supporting life-saving research into children's and young people's cancers*. Each bag could raise up to £25.
Over £44 million raised to help more children and young people survive cancer
Since 2004, together with our customers, we’ve raised over £44 million for Cancer Research UK’s vital work into children’s and young people’s cancers. Funds are raised through Give Up Clothes For Good, charity merchandise, associate fundraising and customer till donations.
Meet the incredible Rayaan, Pippa, Luke & Matilda...
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Meet Rayaan
Rayaan was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia when he was just two. His treatment included chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant. Rayaan finished treatment in the summer of 2019 and is now at school and doing well.
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Meet Pippa
Pippa was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in 2017. Pippa started months of chemotherapy in 2017 very soon after she was diagnosed, and finished in 2019. Her mum Laura said she was a superstar throughout.
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Meet Luke
Luke was six months old when he was diagnosed with hepatoblastoma. After taking part in a CRUK trial which looked to prevent hearing loss in children undergoing a specific form of chemotherapy, Luke now has normal hearing in both ears.
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Meet Matilda
Matilda was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in 2016. Mum Gabby shared how Matilda "really is the bravest person I know.” Matilda’s treatment finished in 2019 and she loves crafting, baking, singing and dancing.