Working Wardrobe

Location

16601 NE 80th Street
Redmond, WA 98052
United States

3301 Broadway
Everett, WA 98201
United States

2024 Third Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121
United States

Hours

No Hours Available.

Contact

Redmond
Everett
Offering free, business-appropriate attire to women in need of clothing for interviews or new jobs.

YWCA has three unique clothing banks offering free, business-appropriate attire to women in need of clothing for interviews or new jobs. We accept office-appropriate clothes, accessories (hand bags, scarves, umbrellas), and shoes, and have a specific need for large sizes. Please make sure that all donated clothing is dry-cleaned and in good condition.

Each clothing bank location is staffed by volunteers. If you would like to volunteer and empower women to help them make a good impression, contact volunteer@ywcaworks.org.

How it works

Redmond

The Working Wardrobe location in Redmond operates on an appointment only. Counselors or case managers refer clients to receive free, work-appropriate clothing. For more information contact: shayes@ywcaworks.org

Everett

Everett Working Wardrobe available by appointment only. Clients should call 425.258.2766 in advance to schedule an appointment or book an appointment online. No income verification or voucher needed. Up to 4 visits allowed per year.

Feel free to reach out to ERC_WWardrobe@ywcaworks.org regarding donation inquiries, scheduling appointments, or all other wardrobe related questions or concerns.

Services Offered

Job Training

Support This Program

Items Needed:
  • Clothes
  • Toiletries
Additional Items Needed:
New hygiene products

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