Donation of materials can go to the local Red Cross to donate, if it is the old clothes may not donate, because the processing cost is too high, according to the relevant provisions of the state, in order to avoid the spread of disease, donations of old clothes must be cleaned, disinfected, and then packaged, stored, and transported to the need of the poor areas. This adds up to a high processing cost, which may even exceed the value of the old clothes themselves, so most organizations do not accept old clothes.
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) was founded on October 29, 1863, on the initiative of Swiss Henri Dunant. It was known as the International Committee for the Relief of Wounded Soldiers (ICRWS) and changed its name to the present one in 1880. It is the world's first established Red Cross organization, but also a Swiss civil society. It is composed entirely of Swiss citizens and is protected and bound by Swiss law, with its headquarters in Geneva. Its highest authority is the annual general assembly, with an executive board leading day-to-day affairs during the closing period of the assembly. The purpose of the Commission is to do good in war. In accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Conventions, the Commission is able to act as a neutral body for the protection and relief of the victims of war, to receive allegations of violations of the humanitarian conventions, to work for the improvement and dissemination of the humanitarian conventions, and to cooperate with interested groups in the training of medical personnel and the development of medical equipment.