Wrap a Foster Child in Comfort Today.
For five years, Cape Cod Foster Closet has grown from a local garage into a vital community lifeline, providing clothes, gear, and care to families when they need it most.
Fall 2026 Clothing/Supply Needs:
Our annual Welcome Winter Giveaway will take place on 11/7 and 11/11. Please consider purchasing items from our Wish List to ensure children in foster and kinship care have access to new winter essentials.
Foster, kinship, and adoptive caregivers, please pre-register by 10/28.
Please Note: we are NOT accepting donations of infant/toddler furniture, with the exception of pack & plays and pre-approved strollers. Please call or text us with any questions 508-514-7125.
We are the Cape Cod Foster Closet
We help local foster, kinship, and adoptive families by providing urgently needed clothing, shoes, toiletries, baby gear, and more…
Many items are donated by our generous community and provided free of charge to families caring for children who are not being raised by their biological parents.
We have two store locations on Cape Cod:
- Main store is located in Orleans with a full selection of clothing and infant/toddler furniture
- Satellite store in East Falmouth inside the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Falmouth with a full selection of clothing and limited infant/toddler furniture
Orleans Location
195 Route 6A, Orleans, MA 02653
Store Hours
Monday, 2 pm to 4 pm, Tuesday, 9 am to 2 pm, Wednesday, 2 pm to 4 pm, and the first Saturday of each month from 10 am to 12 pm.
Additional hours available by request, through text/call 508-514-7125 or email info@capecodfostercloset.org
Falmouth Location
840 Sandwich Rd., East Falmouth, MA 02536 inside the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Falmouth
Store Hours
Thursday, 10 am to noon; Second Monday of the month 3:30-6pm; Fourth Saturday of the month 12:30-3pm
Additional hours available by request, through text/call 508-514-7125 or email info@capecodfostercloset.org
We got a call Friday at 3pm and the kids arrived at 7pm… a sister and brother, ages 1 and 2. When I unpacked the black trash bag that the social worker left, the clothes were filthy and most were for older children. I called the Foster Closet and we were able to get pajamas, underwear, socks, and outfits for each of the kids that same night.
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Even small steps make a difference to families helping children who have next-to-nothing.
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