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Sharia’s Closet is a community clothes closet providing free, emergency clothing to individuals and families who are experiencing financial hardship or crisis.

boys clothing room at Sharia's Closet

What We Provide

Sharia’s Closet can provide clients with the following items:

  • Clothing for men, women and children:
    • shirts and blouses
    • pants and jeans
    • dresses
    • coats and sweaters
    • shoes and socks
  • Diapers
    • We are a diaper distribution site for the San Diego Diaper Bank Program
  •  Bedding:
    • blankets
    • sheets
    • pillows
  •  Toiletries:
    • toothpaste and toothbrush
    • deodorant
    • soap and shampoo
    • shaving razors
    • hygienic items

Note: Sharia’s Closet relies on the generosity of our community to provide donations of the items above. Availability of certain items and sizes may vary depending on current supply.

Shamine sorting through clothes

Who We Serve

Sharia's Closet serves individuals and families experiencing hardship throughout San Diego County.

Below are some of the many populations we help:

  • Active Duty Military
  • At Risk Youth
  • Child Protective Services
  • Current Foster Care
  • Disabled
  • Disaster or Crisis
  • Domestic Violence
  • Homeless/Shelter/Temporary Housing
  • Incarceration/Re-entry
  • Juvenile Justice
  • System/Youth in Transition
  • Kinship/Grandparents as Parents
  • LGBTQ+ Community
  • Mental Health Program
  • Newly Emancipated Youth (18+)
  • Senior Citizen/Elderly
  • Single Parent
  • Special Needs
  • Substance Abuse Programs
  • Teen Parent
  • Trafficking Victim
  • Transitional Living
  • Unemployment
  • Veteran
girl's clothing room at Sharia's Closet

How To Become a Client

You can receive free clothing 2 ways as outlined below.

In either case an Emergency Clothing Request Form must be completed for each person receiving services.

Referral Agency

We are connected to community members in need through direct referrals from a wide and long-standing network of schools and service agencies, many of whom are not accessing support services elsewhere. We recommend getting a referral from a participating agency. They can complete an Emergency Clothing Request Form on a client’s behalf and fax the form or submit it in person.

Walk-ins

A referral is not required. However, walk-in visits are not available at this time. To get service, you must complete an Emergency Clothing Request Form or a Diaper Request Form. You will then be notified when your requested items are ready for pick-up.