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Suits for Success

Note: Due to the generous donations from individuals throughout Norfolk County and beyond we are currently at our maximum capacity for storing clothing donations and will not be accepting any more donations at this time.

Norfolk County Register of Deeds William P. O’Donnell will continue to partner with Interfaith Social Services of Quincy, Father Bills & MainSpring of Quincy and Brockton, VA Boston Healthcare System-Jamaica Plain campus and Inner City Weightlifting of Boston with our current stock of clothing donations to assist these organizations in providing clothing to individuals in need.

The Registry’s Suits for Success program assists the following organizations in providing clothes to men and women who are re-entering the workforce. The Interfaith Social Services Career Closet assists men and women in choosing outfits suitable for employment interviews. Father Bill’s & MainSpring assist individuals who have graduated from a transitional program and provides them with proper attire when seeking employment. The Registry is also a partner with Boston VA Healthcare System Voluntary Services Program located in Jamaica Plain and partnered with InnerCity Weightlifting of Boston. We are currently at our maximum capacity for storing clothing donations. please consider reaching out to one of the above non-profit organizations above directly.

“We all want to make a good first impression and wearing appropriate clothes can also make you feel good about yourself,” said Register O’Donnell. “I hope that the residents and business community of Norfolk County will consider contributing to this worthy endeavor.” All contributions are tax deductible. To participate, individuals need to bring their donated clothes to the Norfolk County Registry of Deeds, 649 High Street, Dedham, Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm If you reside in the Quincy, Braintree or Weymouth area, you can make an appointment to drop off clothing directly to the Interfaith Social Services office located at 105 Adams Street in Quincy. Please visit this website to make your donation appointment.

To learn more about this organization, please go to their website.

Bill O'Donnell stands with another man in front of a rack of clothes.
A man is holding multiple suit jackets on clothes hangers while Bill O'Donnell smiles.
Bill O'Donnell and two women standing in front of a rack of clothes.
InnerCity Weightlifting Logo
Bill O'Donnell and a woman pose outside in front of a trolley of suits.
Bill O'Donnell and a woman talk outside in front of a trolley of suits.
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Seal
Bill O'Donnell talks with a man in front of two racks of clothing.
Sign for Interfaith Social Services Career Closet
Bill O'Donnell and a few woman in a parking lot with shopping carts full of suits.
Bill O'Donnell talks to a woman pushing a shopping cart full of clothes.
Bill O'Donnell poses with a woman and a shopping cart full of dress shirts.
Interfaith Social Services Logo. Serving the south shore since 1947
Bill O'Donnell and a man pose in front of the sign for Father Bills & MainSpring.
Bill O'Donnell, another man and a woman pose with a coat rack that has 2 suit jackets hinging on it.

Click here to read an article about the closing of the Registry of Deeds Disaster Recovery Office in Dedham, published in December 2024 by The Quincy Sun. Click here to read an article about the lack of an occupancy permit to use the relocated Disaster Recovery Office published in October 2025 by The Dedham Times.

Click here to read an article published by the Franklin Observer, informing Norfolk County residents that the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has ruled in favor of the Norfolk Registry of Deeds.

Click here to see: An IT Rebuttal that Aired on Quincy Access Television. Click this link to view: An Extended Registry IT Technology Rebuttal to County Commissioners-December 8, 2021

County Consultant Abrahams - Not an IT Security Expert

Click here to watch a five-minute video of the Plymouth County and Norfolk County Registers of Deeds testifying on HB3971. Or click here for Written Testimony and Reasons to Support HB3971 (An Act directing a study on the feasibility of placing registries of deeds for county government that have not been abolished under the oversight of the secretary of the commonwealth).