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Give Your Unwanted Clothes to NKS in Grandview Heights, OH

When you decide that you’d like to give clothes to a Grandview Heights charity but don’t know where to turn, look to National Kidney Services (NKS). We make donating simple and convenient because we’ll actually pick up the clothing you have to donate directly from your home, apartment, or office building. All you need to do is join our regular donation pickup contact list, and we’ll take care of the rest.Give Clothes Grandview Heights

You can also give clothes to NKS at our donation drop-off centers, which are the Ohio Thrift stores in the greater Columbus area. Locations include:

  • Columbus – 67 Great Southern Blvd.
  • Columbus – 5738 Columbus (Emporium) Sq.
  • Columbus – 3551 Cleveland Ave.
  • Columbus – 4340 West Broad St.
  • Columbus – 647 Harrisburg Pk.
  • Washington Court House – 100 Washington Sq.
  • Whitehall – 4618 East Broad St.
  • Upper Arlington – 1881 West Henderson Rd.
  • Grove City – 3060 Southwest Blvd.

When you donate to NKS, you're supporting individuals affected by chronic kidney disease. Our organization works in association with the National Kidney Foundation (NKF), another organization leading the way in raising awareness about kidney disease, providing care and support for affected individuals, and even sponsoring free health screenings for at-risk individuals. Each time you give clothes to NKS, you can feel good knowing that your contribution will have a lasting effect on an illness that currently affects more than 31 million Americans.

For more information about NKS and how you can help kidney disease patients in need when you give unwanted clothes to our organization, please call us or fill out our online form to be added to our regular donation pickup contact list. Also, when you give clothing, your donation to NKS is tax deductible*.

*To the fullest extent allowed by law