Deer Trail Clothing Bank

02/22/2026

Today, February 22, 2026, we are officially, permanently closed. We are no longer accepting donations or distributing clothing.

If you are in need of clothing or a local place to donate, Byers Washtub Laundromat takes donations during their regular hours of operation. Located at 51 W Bijou Ave, Byers, CO. 80103

They give the clothing away for free in their Bus Stop Free Thrift Shop!
Please send any and all support their way! They’ve been doing the work longer than we have and deserve the world!

02/20/2026

Happening TOMORROW! Saturday the 21st. FREE used clothing!
We have men’s, women’s, teen’s, kid’s, toddler, and baby clothes! Plus sizes, swim wear, bras and underwear, socks, maternity wear, coats, hoodies, shoes, and more! Our storage boxes of clothes are full!
Come on out! Everything must go!!

01/27/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we announce Deer Trail Clothing Bank is closing.
After two years, life circumstances have changed and we no longer have the time to put into the clothing bank.

We will have one last event along with the monthly food distribution: February 21st, 9am-11am at the Bus Barn (corner of 4th and Aspen in Deer Trail)
All clothing and shoes must go!

Other items belonging to the clothing bank will be donated to other local non profits and mutual aid organizations.

We are forever grateful for the amount of community support and the collaborations we’ve had the past two years!
Especially those at Deer Trail Food Pantry and the monthly food distribution of Food Bank of the Rockies for allowing us to serve our community along side them each month. Thank you Deer Trail School for allowing us to set up in the bus barn along with the monthly food distribution.
Thank you to Byers Washtub Laundromat for collaborating on events and helping community members with us. Thank you to Ruth and her family for volunteering each month.

Thank you to everyone who ever donated their clothing items, money, and time. We hope we were able to truly make a difference.

01/24/2026

Cold weather is expected in Arapahoe County in the coming days. If you need a place to get warm, there are a number of safe locations across the county where you can go. For hours, locations and other resources, visit arapahoeco.gov/Resources for English or arapahoeco.gov/ResourcesSP for Spanish.

01/13/2026

We will NOT be at the monthly food distribution on Saturday the 17th. Sorry for the inconvenience!

12/30/2025

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12/21/2025

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12/21/2025

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