Charity Bins in Hobart
62 donation locations from 4 charities. Find the closest bin to donate clothes, books, and household items.
View on MapHobart's charity network may be smaller than mainland capitals, but it punches above its weight in community impact. With around 60 donation points across Greater Hobart, including bins at Eastlands and Northgate shopping centres, donating is convenient for most Tasmanians. Local organisations like Hobart City Mission and Lifeline Tasmania play vital roles in supporting the island's communities.
- Around 60 donation locations across Greater Hobart
- Strong community-focused charities like Hobart City Mission
- RACT branches collect donations for Dress for Success Tasmania
- Quality op shops in Battery Point and Salamanca area
Showing 1-24 of 62 locations
Lifeline - Burnie
Lifeline - Devonport
Lifeline - East Devonport
Lifeline - Hobart
Lifeline - Kingston Beach
Lifeline - Latrobe
Lifeline - Ulverstone
Lifeline - Wynyard
Red Cross - Glenorchy
Red Cross - Hobart
Red Cross - Kingston
Red Cross - Rosny Park
Salvos - Bellerive
Salvos - Deloraine
Salvos - Devonport
Salvos - Glenorchy
Salvos - Hobart
Salvos - Huonville
Salvos - Kings Meadows
Salvos - Kingston Westside
Salvos - Launceston
Salvos - Launceston
Salvos - Legana
Frequently Asked Questions: Donating in Hobart
Where can I donate clothing in Hobart?
You'll find charity bins at shopping centres like Eastlands in Rosny and Northgate in Glenorchy. Hobart City Mission, Lifeline Tasmania, and Vinnies all operate op shops that accept direct donations. The Salamanca and Battery Point areas have boutique charity shops, while RACT branches in Hobart, Glenorchy, and Kingston collect donations for Dress for Success Tasmania.
What does Hobart City Mission do with donations?
100% of profits from Hobart City Mission Op Shops support their community programs. They accept good quality clothing, bric-a-brac, furniture, books, and artwork. Donations help fund services for vulnerable Tasmanians including emergency relief, housing support, and community meals.
Can I donate professional clothing in Tasmania?
Yes! Dress for Success Tasmania accepts professional women's clothing to help job seekers present confidently at interviews. RACT branches across Southern Tasmania (Hobart, Kingston, Glenorchy) and Launceston have dedicated collection bins. Business suits, appropriate footwear, and accessories are especially valuable.
What should I avoid donating?
Never donate items that are torn, stained, or smelly — charities must pay to dispose of unusable goods. This diverts funds from helping those in need. Across Australia, charities spend $13 million annually on landfill disposal. The golden rule: if you wouldn't give it to a friend, find another way to dispose of it.
The true cost of poor-quality donations (CathNews, 2025)