Donating used clothing during disasters often creates logistical chaos, as FEMA and relief groups highlight cash donations as the most efficient way to provide aid. A lively discussion uncovers the hidden hurdles of sorting, transporting, and distributing secondhand goods, with firsthand accounts revealing how piles of unsolicited clothing can become more of a burden than a blessing. From hygiene concerns to wasted resources, the debate also dives into donor motivations and the broader impact of smarter giving.