Broken Lives Ministry is a faith-based recovery program whose official website invites community members to donate physical goods to support residents. The ministry specifically mentions hygiene supplies and clothing and states that it accepts almost anything that is in good condition and working order, with donation receipts available. The Nettleton campus is the organization’s ministry headquarters and men’s residential campus, making it a practical community-level option for suitable reusable goods that can directly support people in recovery.

This is not a general-purpose thrift donation center, so donors with furniture, appliances, household property, clothing, or other estate goods should call first to determine current needs and whether the campus can handle the quantity. Unusable or broken property should not be brought.

For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this can be a useful targeted donation option for usable goods that are no longer needed by the estate. Confirm current condition standards, quantity limits, donation procedures, and whether bulky, unusual, or estate-sized loads can be accommodated before transporting property.

Save a trip! Call first to confirm hours and that they are accepting what you’re bringing.