Hometown Hope – REACH Hendrum Food Pantry is a Minnesota donation resource in Norman County that operates a food-support program supplied in part through community donations. The program can accept qualifying nonperishable food and fresh produce appropriate for the pantry. The official Community Action Partnership page identifies Hometown Hope in Hendrum for Norman County services; […]

Traverse County Food Shelf – Wheaton is a Minnesota donation resource in Traverse County that operates a food-support program supplied in part through community donations. The program can accept qualifying unopened food and other currently requested food-shelf staples. The official Traverse County page confirms the physical food-shelf location and current schedule; state/211 program records document

Traverse County Food Shelf – Browns Valley is a Minnesota donation resource in Traverse County that operates a food-support program supplied in part through community donations. The program can accept qualifying unopened food and other currently requested food-shelf staples. The official Traverse County page confirms this separate physical food-shelf location; donors should call for current

Ivanhoe, Hendricks, Arco Area Food Shelf is a Lincoln County food-support resource supplied in part through community donations. Minnesota’s official resource listing documents the physical food shelf and donation-supported programs, including qualifying nonperishable food and seasonal toy donations for the county holiday program. The food shelf is a targeted donation option rather than a general

Thrifty Horizons is a secondhand thrift store in Breckenridge, Minnesota that provides retail job training for people with disabilities, with store proceeds supporting programs of Red River Human Services Foundation. The store accepts donated clothing, shoes, jewelry, linens, household furniture, small appliances, household items, electronics, books, art supplies, sporting goods, bicycles, toys and other saleable

Compassion Connection Resource Center is a Minnesota donation resource in Sherburne County that accepts selected physical goods for its community programs. Current accepted or requested categories include coats, backpacks, school supplies, diapers, toiletries, pajamas, holiday gifts, clothing, shoes, bedding, baby items, formula, hygiene goods, and other currently requested family supplies. Item donations must be scheduled

Partners for Housing – Main Office Donation Drop-Off is a Minnesota donation resource in Blue Earth County that accepts selected physical goods for its community programs. Current accepted or requested categories include towels, washcloths, hygiene items, baby items, nonperishable food, bedding, pillows, new or gently used toys, unopened cleaning products, hats, gloves, scarves, and selected

Cloquet Public Library is a specialized Minnesota donation resource in Carlton County for reusable books and other library materials. The library documents acceptance of hardcover and paperback books, contemporary and classic fiction, popular nonfiction, DVDs, audiobooks on CD, music CDs, and puzzles. Donations are accepted only during designated months; more than two boxes requires a

Slayton Public Library is a specialized Minnesota donation resource in Murray County for reusable books and other library materials. The library documents acceptance of books, recent magazines, DVDs, Blu-rays, CDs, board games, puzzles, and small craft or office supplies. Up to two bags or boxes may be dropped during open hours; three or more requires

Grand Marais Public Library is a specialized Minnesota donation resource in Cook County for reusable books and other library materials. The library documents acceptance of small quantities of books, magazines, and DVDs in good condition. Acceptance depends on available space; the library asks donors to check at the front desk and to call for guidance

Waseca County Historical Society is a specialized Minnesota donation resource in Waseca County for historically relevant estate materials. The organization maintains local collections and may consider potential artifacts, photographs, documents, family materials, and other objects connected to Waseca County history. The museum specifically invites donors to bring or discuss potential artifact donations, but collection acceptance

Tri-Community Living At Home – Newfolden Senior Center is a Minnesota donation resource in Marshall County that accepts qualifying medical, mobility, or assistive equipment for reuse. Examples documented for this program include canes, walkers, wheelchairs, commodes, bath chairs, and other medical equipment used by the community loan program. Donated equipment should generally be clean, safe,