Developmental Disabilities Association

Finally a TRULY non profit clothing donation collection. Many others, like SPCA thrift stores etc., are privately operated, 'for' profit businesses which only have to donate a very small portion of money raised toward their chosen charity. DDA is completely nonprofit, seeing all money go straight to the cause, the way they all should be.

A non profit organization

I would NEVER EVER recommend this organization, they are VERY unreliable and unprofessional!!!! Im moving/ downsizing and as a result had several boxes and bags of household items and clothing. I got in touch with DDA online and they got back to me right away, We set up a day for them to come by, at that time I gave them my address, told them it was a townhouse and because I couldn’t leave everything outside I took the day off work and made sure they knew to knock on the door to collect the items. They called me at 2:00 the day of pick up and canceled, I was upset but booked for them to come the following Saturday, at that time I confirmed address and knocking on my door, they called on Friday to confirm and again I reminded them of address and knocking on the door. Saturday is here, 2:30 I get a call from someone I lived beside 20 yrs ago saying that a DDA truck had just showed up at my old address from 20yrs ago looking to pick up from CCamerom. What the hell! How could they get it sooo wrong and wouldn’t you think they would phone the number I gave them to get the RIGHT address???? I think they need to take a good hard look at how the DDA is run and fix it, from looking at the other reviews Im not the boy person unhappy with their service.

Hi there Sharon’s jerriha iam Stansha sister

Fantastic organisation.

I would not work in Residential Services. Upper management is incompetent. The style of management is to bepunitive, judgmental and to use intimidation.

They take clothing and book as donations.