Jeff,Up here (Canada) we would call a local anti-poverty organisation (Community Living) or the Salvation Army to take the clothing.

Most charities are in fact businesses.Off the subject, doing charity work with an organisation is good but helping people in need directly is more germane.  

There are most likely charitable organisations in your area that can assist you in this endeavor as opposed to investors.Charity and business are at opposite ends of the spectrum.

Living on a small little island in Curacao, coming to the USA, as an international student, finagling my way up the most desired organisations on this planet, in my field.. which is hard to do as an American, even harder as a foreigner.  

@Roy N.Uncle Roy...we could debate about the proper spelling of colour and organisation, but..."

Or do other agencies or organisations get a first pass look at upcoming pre foreclosures?

I think I'm going to go ahead and organise a payment schedule and stick to it.

They should organise that between themselves. 

You just might learn a thing of 2, he allso talks about organisating mastermind dinners, invitint people and much more.

I'd suggest you get in touch with your local Ottawa REIA, Meetup Group, or any other groups operating in your area, and have a chat with the organisers to get some help, going through the Due Diligence process.