The scheme is in partnership with The Salvation Army and is due to begin today (Monday, September 22). Luke Emery, National Sustainability Director at Aldi, said: “This is a great and innovative way to expand our partnership with both InPost Lockers and The Salvation Army, and will allow shoppers to donate clothing at our stores for the first time. Following the announcement, Aldi have now joined Morrisons in taking clothing donations to help the Salvation Army. Neil Kuschel, CEO of InPost UK, commented: “This partnership with Aldi and The Salvation Army makes donating clothes to those in need easier than ever. InPost Lockers never sleep, meaning consumers will be able to make safe and secure donations to The Salvation Army 24/7.