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No cost Clothing, Showers and Hygiene Help in South Carolina

Where to get a shower, do laundry, find free clothes and hygiene items in Columbia, Charleston, Greenville and Spartanburg, from shelters and SC 211 listings.

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Hi friend. A hot shower and clean clothes can make a hard day a little easier. These places offer them. Call ahead when you can, because supplies and hours change.

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Where can I shower and get clothes in Columbia?

The Transitions Day Center at 2025 Main Street is open every day, 8:30 am to 5 pm. It has showers, hygiene products, laundry, a clothing closet and hot meals. You do not need an appointment or a referral. Call 803 708 4861.

Official page: transitionssc.org/get-help

Where can I do laundry in the Upstate?

Miracle Hill lists free laundry facilities at its Greenville Rescue Mission (575 W Washington St, 864 242 6933), Spartanburg Rescue Mission (189 N Forest St, 864 583 1628) and Cherokee County Rescue Mission (227 Henderson St, Gaffney, 864 488 0376). Call first to ask who can use them and when.

Official page: miraclehill.org/get-help

What help is there in Charleston?

One80 Place at 35 Walnut Street serves a community lunch every day, 1 pm to 1:30 pm, and runs a shelter and an on site clinic. Call 843 723 9477 to ask about other basics. You can also call the Homeless Connection Line at 843 737 8357.

Official page: one80place.org/get-help

Where else can I look for clothes or hygiene items?

The Salvation Army has local centers and churches across North and South Carolina, and its website lets you search by city or zip code. You can also dial 211 or text your zip code to 211211 and ask for clothing or hygiene help near you.

Official page: salvationarmycarolinas.org

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Bunkly tip: Transitions also offers phone access, mail delivery and a computer lab. A steady place to get mail helps with SNAP, Medicaid and job papers.

Who to call in South Carolina

Here are official places to start. Other places may also help. Each place decides who it can serve, and hours change, so call ahead when you can.

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The Salvation Army, North and South Carolina Division

Search by city or zip code for local centers and churches that offer services.

Official page: salvationarmycarolinas.org

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