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Clothing Collaborative
The Clothing Collaborative provides free work and professional attire for wide variety of jobs for low-income individuals who are completing job training, education programs, and/or seeking employment. Seasonal clothing and shoes for men and women as well as other such necessities including personal hygiene products are all readily available.
We work with the clients of participating Rhode Island agencies who meet the income and job search criteria of the program. There are currently four locations participating in the Clothing Collaborative Network, including East Providence, Providence, Westerly, and Woonsocket.
What We Offer
Free...
- Seasonal work and professional clothing for wide variety of jobs
- Shoes, boots and belts
- Personal hygiene products
For individuals completing job training, education programs, and/or looking for work, up to four times per year.
Referral & Appointment Required
Once you have your referral, schedule your appointment by email: ccdonation@diiri.org or by phone: 401-784-8663.
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday | 9:00am - 3:00pm | By appointment only | Referral required
Schedule your appointment: ccdonation@diiri.org or 401-784-8663
Location
We are now located at 100 Niantic Avenue in Providence, RI. The entrance is located in the rear of the building. From Niantic Avenue, turn onto Dupont Circle and then turn right into the parking lot.
The following locations are also available by referral, and may be more convenient depending upon your location:
- Westerly | Westerly Warm Center | Attire for Hire
- East Providence and Newport | East Bay Community Action | Career Closet
- Woonsocket | Connecting for Children and Families | Success Wear
Dorcas International Institute of Rhode Island strives to create a welcoming environment for all, working to empower the most vulnerable among us for more than 100 years. We meet our clients where they are by providing integrated, wraparound programs and services helping those seeking to overcome educational, cultural, economic, and language barriers.