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The Clothes Closet is Back!

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A masked student models a warm coat from the Student's Aid Society Clothes Closet

The Wellesley Student’s Aid Society is continuing its long tradition of providing winter clothes, business attire, and other clothing essentials for students. The Clothes Closet will be open again this fall, and we’re looking for donations to restock the shelves.

The new WSAS Residential Resource Closet will also return. Students can drop by to get everyday necessities like soap, toothpaste, and feminine hygiene products.

We’ve made it easy to donate items that will most benefit students in need of a little help. You’ll find a wish list at www.wellesley.edu/studentsaid.

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