Gifts & Donations

Your support helps the most vulnerable women access safety, food, healthcare, clean clothing, advocacy, outreach support and long-term specialist support.

Every donation, no matter the size, makes a direct difference.

I think you’ve saved my life. you have made a difference, I am sure in a lot of peoples lives and that is really special
— Service User

Donate Clothes & Toiletries

We are always grateful for donations of good-quality women’s clothing, toiletries and essential household items. These donations are used directly by women who come to The Well and help us provide practical support when it is most needed.

If you have items you would like to donate, please arrange a drop-off time with us through our Contact Us page. Please do not leave donations outside the building without arranging a time with us first.

You can also support us by buying items we regularly need through our Wishlist.

What we accept

  • Clean, good-quality, comfortable seasonal women’s clothing and footwear

  • New, unused toiletries

  • New bedding sets

  • Unused household items such as cutlery and mugs

  • New or used mobile phones, where agreed with a member of staff

What we cannot accept

To make sure our limited storage space is used for items that women can use, we are unable to accept:

  • General house-clearance items

  • Second-hand bedding, including pillows and duvets

  • Very worn, stained or damaged clothing

  • Very worn or damaged footwear

  • Toys

  • Children’s books

  • IT equipment, unless agreed with a member of staff in advance

  • Used or opened toiletries

Please get in touch before bringing any items to Women at The Well Contact Us

Donate in Memory

There are many ways you can honour someone special:

We’re Here to Help

If you would like support setting up a memorial donation, collection, or fundraising page, please get in touch. We are here to help you every step of the way.

What your support could help provide:

‍£10 could provide essential toiletries and hygiene items for women in crisis

‍£25 could help provide food, travel costs, and emergency practical support

‍£50 could support outreach services reaching women across London

£100 could contribute towards specialist one-to-one advocacy and casework

‍£500 could contribute towards the Drop-in centre for a day, including centre manager, food, hygiene products, hot showers and laundry facilities.

£5,000 could contribute towards a new industrial washing machine and dryer as well as associated running costs, providing more women with access to the basic dignity of clean clothes to wear. ‍