Location
Rideau Public School
9 Dundas St, Kingston
Date
Oct 24 2026
Expired!
Time
9:00 am - 1:00 pm

Kids Clothing Swap at Rideau Public School

Kids Clothing Swap at Rideau Public School: Save Money, Reduce Waste, and Support Your Community!

Children grow up quickly, and sometimes it feels like they’ve outgrown their clothes before they’ve even had a chance to wear them! What if those perfectly good clothes, books, and toys could find a new home while helping another Kingston family?

On Saturday, October 24, 2026, PopCycle invites Kingston families to the Kids Clothing Swap at Rideau Public School, a community event that makes it easier to save money, reduce waste, and give children’s belongings a second life.

Running from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, this welcoming pop-up event brings families together around a simple but powerful idea: keep useful items circulating within our community rather than letting them go to waste.
A Little Something for Every Growing Family

Whether you’re looking for a warm winter jacket, everyday clothing, a pair of boots, a new bedtime story, or a little toy to brighten someone’s day, the Kids Clothing Swap offers an opportunity to discover pre-loved treasures without the expense of buying everything new.
Families can browse a selection of gently used children’s clothing, books, and small toys, giving items that still have plenty of life left in them a chance to be enjoyed by another child.
And here’s what makes this event especially meaningful: everything is offered on a Pay What You Can basis, with all money raised going directly to the school.

It’s an affordable way to support your family while contributing to a great local cause.
Have Children’s Clothing, Books, or Toys to Donate?
Before the shopping begins, PopCycle is inviting Kingston families to help fill the tables!
If you’ve got closets full of clothes that no longer fit, books your children have outgrown, or small toys waiting for another adventure, consider donating them.

Donation drop-off takes place October 22 and 23, from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM, at Rideau Public School.
Organizers are accepting clean, gently used clothing for children ages 0 to 14, along with children’s books and small toys.
Simply bring your donations to the school at 9 Dundas Street and follow the signs on Toronto Street.
Every donated item helps make the event more successful, giving local families access to affordable essentials while keeping perfectly usable belongings out of landfills.

Small Actions, Big Community Impact
Beyond the bargains, the Kids Clothing Swap celebrates something that makes Kingston special: neighbours helping neighbours.
For families navigating the rising costs of raising children, community initiatives like this can make a meaningful difference. They also provide an opportunity to teach children about sharing, sustainability, generosity, and the value of looking after one another.
Instead of purchasing something new, families can discover the joy of reusing what already exists. Instead of throwing away outgrown clothing, they can help another child enjoy it.
And because all proceeds support Rideau Public School, every contribution helps give back to the community.
Whether you’re donating, shopping, or doing a little of both, the PopCycle Kids Clothing Swap is a wonderful reminder that something your family no longer needs might be exactly what another family is looking for.

Event Details
Event: Kids Clothing Swap by PopCycle
Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Location: Rideau Public School
9 Dundas Street, Kingston, Ontario

Admission/Purchases: Pay What You Can. All proceeds support the school.
Items Available:
– Pre-loved children’s clothing
– Children’s books
– Small toys
Donation Information
Dates: Thursday, October 22 and Friday, October 23, 2026
Drop-off Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM

Location: Rideau Public School, 9 Dundas Street. Follow the signs on Toronto Street.
Accepted Donations: Clean, gently used children’s clothing (ages 0–14), books, and small toys.
Give what you can, take home what you need, and help build a more sustainable, caring Kingston community!