Hand us clean clothes, shoes, toys and books you no longer need. We fly them to children’s homes, care homes and families in need, free of charge, and show you where they went.
Next flight: Thu 15 Oct · Drop off by 14 Oct, 05:32
Clean, folded, in a sealed box or bag, up to 20 kg.
A 2-minute form. You get a tracking number straight away.
Drop it at our London hub, book a collection or post it. Flying it is free.
Track it to the organisation and get a photo when it’s handed over.
Washed, no stains or holes. Winter clothes are most wanted.
In pairs, clean, with some wear left.
Complete and safe; no battery toys.
Children’s books in any language, stationery, school bags.
Washed and folded.
Clothes, blankets and slings. No car seats or cots.
You choose the cause; our Tashkent team hands it to a partner organisation. Donations never go to a private person chosen by the donor.
Clothes, shoes, toys and school supplies for children in state and charity homes.
Warm clothes, bedding and towels for residents of care homes.
Handed out through mahalla committees to low-income families.
Our Tashkent team matches your items with the organisation that needs them this month.
Samarkand region
Home for around 60 children aged 3–16. Most needed: winter clothes, shoes and school bags.
Tashkent city
Care home for older people without family support.
Fergana region
Mahalla committees that know which families need help and hand items over in person.
The online donation form is coming later. For now, message us and we will arrange the handover.
Clean clothes and shoes in good condition, toys without batteries, children’s books and school supplies, bedding, towels and baby items. Flying a donation is free: we reserve space on our flights every month for charity.
Each donation can weigh up to 20 kg. We can’t take food, medicines, cosmetics, electronics or anything damaged.
No. Donations go only to partner organisations: children’s homes, care homes and mahalla programmes that hand items to people in need. To send to your own family, use a normal parcel instead.
You can choose the cause, or a specific partner organisation.
No personal limit applies to you or to anyone in Uzbekistan: donations travel together as charity cargo addressed to the organisation, which provides its own documents to customs. That’s why we don’t ask for a recipient’s passport or PINFL.
Every donation gets a tracking number. Once our Tashkent team assigns the organisation, its name appears on the tracking page, and we send you a photo when the items are handed over.
Registered children’s homes, care homes and mahalla programmes can apply to receive donations.
