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There are a number of red recycling banks around Wigan, collecting donations of clothing, shoes and household textiles such as bedding, curtains and towels.

These donations are reused or recycled into new items, and the funds raised from their resale generate funds for the Wigan Warriors Community Foundation.

To find your nearest recycling bank, [click here] to use the Bag It Up Bank Locator.

All donations are sorted into various grades. The good quality garments are resold in the UK and worldwide, whilst worn or damaged items are recycled into industrial wipers and cloths, insulation and new fibres.

By donating your unwanted garments to the Wigan Warriors Community Foundation, you are raising funds for the people of Wigan, whilst diverting textile waste from landfill!

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