Location & Contact

As of Spring 2026, The Wardrobe is at Broad Street Love!
Guests of Broad Street Love can now receive free casual clothing from The Wardrobe in a thoughtfully curated space after their meal. This partnership brings together both organizations to better serve the community with coordinated support and a welcoming clothing experience.
Location & Contact
Broad Street Love is located at 315 S. Broad Street, in the former Wylie-Chambers Presbyterian Church building (on the east side of Broad Street between Spruce & Pine).
Broad Street Love is open to the public Monday through Friday from 11:30 am to 3 pm. The doors will be unlocked during these hours.
Please contact Wardrobe Program Director, Mars Sharrock at mars@wardrobepa.org or 215-568-6693 x15 for questions about our partnership.
Donation Guidelines
We urgently need donations of casual menswear and womenswear to meet the growing demand at this location.
We are accepting donations at all Wardrobe locations on behalf of Broad Street Love during our regular donation hours: Monday–Saturday, 11 AM–6 PM. Please label all donations “Broad Street Love.” Donations will be processed at Wardrobe locations and then transported as needed to the Wardrobe at Broad Street Love, where they will be used to outfit guests.
We are currently seeking the following items for this partnership (all genders and adult sizes):
While we accept clothing in all conditions, we kindly ask that all items be freshly cleaned or laundered. Please package donations in bags or boxes and remove any hangers or dry cleaning bags. Undergarments must be new and unused.
Tax-receipts are available in-store and online for these donations.
Thank you for your support!
How We Coordinate Food & Clothing Support
After guests receive personal lunch service on Thursdays and Fridays at Broad Street, they can visit The Wardrobe in the same building to select clothing in a thoughtfully curated space, following advance sign-up on Wednesdays.
About Broad Street Love
Broad Street Love provides stabilizing services to individuals experiencing deep poverty. It aims to meaningfully reduce the deep trauma and suffering caused by scarcity and break the cycle of hardship, hunger, and housing insecurity in Philadelphia.
Guests are welcomed to receive a daily meal, mail service, personal care, support programs, personalized guidance, and more — all located within Broad Street Love’s warm, welcoming space on Broad Street in Center City.
