East Hampshire District Council charity collections are here — and they are completely free for every household in the district. Anglo Doorstep Collections holds a confirmed working partnership with East Hampshire District Council, bringing a no-cost doorstep reuse service directly to residents across the area. Whether you have a bag of outgrown children’s clothes, a pile of books you have finished with, or a collection of small household items taking up space, we come to you — no drop-offs, no charges, no hassle.

Book Your East Hampshire District Council Charity Collection

Getting started takes just a few minutes. Use the button below to choose a collection date that suits you, and we will do the rest. East Hampshire District Council residents can book at any time through our simple online system.

How the collection works

1. Book your collection online using the link above.
2. Pack your reusable items into suitable bags or boxes — no specialist packaging needed.
3. Leave everything outside your property on the agreed collection day.
4. Our driver collects your items and routes them directly into reuse markets.

What East Hampshire District Council Residents Can Donate

Our service accepts a wide range of reusable household goods. Clothing is always welcome — coats, jackets, jeans, dresses, suits, hoodies and school uniforms all find new homes through our reuse network. Alongside garments, we regularly collect footwear, books, toys and games, bags, accessories, CDs, DVDs and linen. Below are the eight headline categories we collect across the East Hampshire District Council area.

Why East Hampshire District Council Backs Reuse

Reuse sits above recycling in the waste hierarchy — and East Hampshire District Council recognises that extending the useful life of everyday products is one of the most effective ways to reduce waste and resource consumption. By supporting free doorstep donation collections in East Hampshire District Council, the partnership actively helps residents choose reuse before disposal, which in turn:

• Reduces the volume of usable goods entering disposal streams
• Increases the district’s reuse performance figures
• Supports the circular economy and responsible consumption
• Reduces the environmental impact associated with producing new goods
• Channels value to charitable causes and community projects

Why Residents Across the District Choose This Service

The reasons are straightforward. Collections are completely free, arranged entirely online, and carried out directly from your doorstep — there is no need to transport items to a charity shop or wait in for a collection window. The service suits busy households, those without transport and anyone who simply wants an easy, responsible way to pass on items they no longer need. Every collection also contributes to Anglo Doorstep Collections’ national charity impact: over £460,000 raised for charitable causes, more than 62,000 trees planted and 12,000-plus tonnes of goods reused annually across our network.

Supporting WasteDataFlow Reporting for East Hampshire District Council

Anglo Doorstep Collections provides East Hampshire District Council with WasteDataFlow-ready reuse reporting, giving the council clear, structured data on the reuse activity taking place within the local authority area. That information feeds directly into:

• Reuse performance monitoring and target-setting
• Waste prevention initiatives
• Circular economy planning and reporting
• Environmental impact assessments

East Hampshire District Council is part of a growing network of over 100 local authority partnerships — including neighbouring councils such as Chichester District Council, Fareham Borough Council and Eastleigh Borough Council — through which Anglo Doorstep Collections delivers consistent, data-backed reuse services across England.

About Anglo Doorstep Collections

Anglo Doorstep Collections operates one of the UK’s largest household reuse networks. Each year we carry out over 500,000 household collections, rehome more than 12,000 tonnes of reusable goods and work alongside 67-plus council partnerships. Our service is free to residents and designed to help local authorities meaningfully increase reuse performance while engaging their communities. East Hampshire District Council charity collections are a direct expression of that mission, delivered street by street across the district.