Room Request Form
Room Request Form
Dane County’s only clothing bank for foster,
adoptive and kinship care children.
Our families often operate on the financial margins. Providing clothes allows them to better focus on loving the kiddos. Kinship is a home where a child is being cared for by a relative (i.e., grandma) and are often not part of the social services network. Learn more with our 2020 Annual Report.
COVID UPDATE
Luke's Closet currently has modified operations:
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Kiddos can still receive clothes via delivery; please complete the ONLINE FORM.
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We are not able to host personal shopping appointments or Shop & Eat Events at this time.
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If you'd like to support Luke's Closet, donate online or shop our Target Wish List.
>> RECEIVE
There are three ways children can receive clothes. All items are free. Children may receive clothes seasonally or as needed.
DELIVERY
We aim to provide 5 - 7 outfits/child. We provide clothes to the best of our ability but are limited by our donations. Regretfully, not all types of styles and colors of apparel may be available. Please complete a form so we know how best to serve you.
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ONLINE FORM | You will be notified via email within 3-4 business days that the clothes are ready for pick-up at your chosen pick-up location. If you have not been notified by then, please contact us at 608-234-0146 or goodneighborstlukes@gmail.com.
PERSONAL SHOPPING APPOINTMENTS (Currently Unavailable)
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Call Luke's Closet -- 608-234-0146 -- to arrange for a personal shopping appointment to select clothes.
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St. Luke's Lutheran Church, 7337 Hubbard Ave., Downtown Middleton.
Near bus lines 70, 71 & 78,
SHOP & EAT EVENTS (Currently Unavailable)
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Enjoy a free family meal and select clothes for children from the Closet.
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No appointment needed.
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St. Luke's Lutheran Church, 7337 Hubbard Ave., Downtown Middleton.
If you have clothes in good condition which you no longer need, please consider exchanging them -- however this is not necessary.
>> DONATE CLOTHES
CONTACTLESS DROP-OFF
Mon - Friday 8:30am - 4:00pm
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
7337 Hubbard Ave.
Middleton, WI 53562
WE ACCCEPT* donations of:
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In-Season clothing which is...
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New or nearly new.
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Freshly laundered (clothes with stains, hair, or smell cannot be used in the Closet.),
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Infant, children, juniors sizes and teenager-styled adult sized clothing.
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New socks and underwear, all sizes.
NOT accepting donations of:
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Stained or torn clothing.
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Off-season clothing, due to storage limitations.
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Toys, bedding or household items.
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Shoes or Boots
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Used undergarments.
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Fashion accessories (i.e, scarves, belts).
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Formal clothes including Homecoming/Prom dresses and men’s suits.
* We reserve the right to donate to other area organizations and thrift stores any items donated to Luke’s Closet we are not able to use including the UW Pediatric Burn Unit, M.O.M and Goodwill.
Interested in hosting a clothing drive?
Download and share this flyer!
>> VOLUNTEER / SUPPORT
Are you excited about helping?
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Click for a description of our volunteer opportunities.
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Email Suzanne at goodneighborstlukes@gmail.com to sign up for volunteer opportunities.
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Post and share the Luke’s Closet Dane County Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/LukesClosetDaneCo/
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Help spread the word about Luke’s Closet needing donations by emailing friends and neighbors. Cut and paste the information on this page and include this website link.
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Prefer to send a monetary donation? All monies will be used for Luke’s Closet such as purchasing new socks and underwear.
Questions? Contact us at 608-234-0146 or lukescloset@yahoo.com.
Luke’s Closet serves foster, adoptive and kinship care children from birth through age 18 years and is a not-for-profit operating through St. Luke’s Lutheran Church 501(c)(3) status.
"Luke’s Closet is one of my favorite resources in Dane County!...It is so important to me that children are well dressed, don’t stick out like they’re in foster care, and feel confident with their appearance.
- Dane County Social Worker
"Our family loves the items we chose for the kids and it lessens the strain for parents who have limited resources. This is a wonderful organization that supports community members in a very positive, respectful way.”
- Foster/Kinship Family
“They are some of the most thoughtful and kind people that I’ve met! Clothes were in great shape and some new even. We can’t say enough about how thankful we are! God Bless!
- Shopping Day family