Bloomington disposal guide

How to donate or recycle old clothes in Bloomington, MN

Wearable clothes donate easily (Goodwill, Salvation Army, Bridging). Worn-out clothes recycle via Ridwell, H&M Garment Collecting, or municipal textile programs. Never trash textiles — they generate methane in landfills, and MN sends ~370,000 tons/yr.

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Bloomington basics

County
Hennepin County
Primary ZIPs
55420, 55425, 55431, 55435, 55437, 55438
Curbside schedule
Weekly garbage, every-other-week recycling, weekly organics (opt-in). All handled by Republic Services under city contract. Find your day at bloomingtonmn.gov.
Bulk pickup
Two free bulk-pickup items per year for Bloomington households. Additional items via Republic Services at typical $25-40 per item. Schedule online at bloomingtonmn.gov.

Where to donate or recycle old clothes near Bloomington

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    Donation (wearable)

    Goodwill MN, Salvation Army, ARC's Value Village, and Bridging.org all accept wearable clothes. Goodwill operates curbside donation bins at every store.

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    Ridwell subscription pickup

    Ridwell expanded to the Twin Cities in 2024 ($14-21/month) — picks up textiles, batteries, plastic film, lightbulbs from your doorstep. Includes worn-out clothes.

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    H&M, Madewell, Levi's in-store boxes

    H&M Garment Collecting takes any brand textile (worn-out OK). Madewell denim gets $20 toward new jeans. Levi's accepts any denim free.

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