Skidompha Secondhand Book Shop is a volunteer-run fundraising shop for Skidompha Public Library and is a useful specialty donation option for estates containing books and related media. The shop states that all merchandise is donated and that donations are accepted whenever the shop is open. Its inventory includes hardcover and paperback books for adults and […]

The Salvation Army’s Rockland Family Thrift Store & Donation Center accepts donated goods for resale through its Family Store. The current official page states that donated items are sold and that proceeds support local youth and adult ministries and programs. The store operates Tuesday through Saturday at the Payne Avenue location. Because the location page

Andwell’s Augusta hospice thrift store accepts donated resale goods during published donation windows and uses the thrift operation to support patient care in the community. The current organization page lists donation acceptance Tuesday through Friday and for a shorter period on Saturday, and it asks donors not to leave donations outside when the store is

Andwell Health Partners operates this hospice thrift store and accepts donated antiques and collectibles, area rugs, books, adult clothing and accessories, craft supplies, games, puzzles, housewares, jewelry, artwork, shoes, boots, and selected small furniture. The organization notes that space limitations can temporarily affect which items are accepted, and donations should not be left outside when

Community Closet 207 is a Hancock County nonprofit providing low- and no-cost clothing and basic-needs items from its Ellsworth location. Its donation guidance accepts clean, smoke-free clothing, shoes and socks, maternity and baby items, jewelry and handbags, diapers, clean functioning toys, small housewares, camping and sporting goods, books and movies, school supplies, and new blankets

Catholic Charities Maine operates the Sanford Threads of Hope thrift store as a physical donation location. The official page states that donations are accepted during designated weekday hours and that Threads of Hope sells secondhand clothing, furniture, shoes, handbags, dishes, lamps, art, and other reusable household items. Donation acceptance is subject to the store’s current

Work First operates Touch of Class thrift stores in Farmington and accepts public donations under specific handling rules. The current site states that clean, lightly used clothing is accepted at the 309 Wilton Road donation bins during operating hours, while other household donations may be brought to the shops and evaluated by staff. Large bags

Catholic Charities Maine operates this Threads of Hope location as a thrift-store donation point. The official location page states that the store accepts donations on designated days and sells secondhand clothing, furniture, shoes, handbags, dishes, lamps, art, and other household goods. Donated property should be usable and suitable for resale; donation hours are narrower than

The Greater Portland ReStore accepts donated new and used home-related goods for resale, with proceeds supporting Habitat for Humanity’s affordable-housing work in Greater Portland. The current ReStore page lists building materials, furniture, appliances, kitchen and bathroom cabinets, doors and windows, tools and hardware, and flooring among the types of merchandise handled. Donation drop-off is available

Catholic Charities Maine operates this Threads of Hope location as a thrift-store donation point. The official location page states that the store accepts donations on designated days and sells secondhand clothing, furniture, shoes, handbags, dishes, lamps, art, and other household goods. Donated property should be usable and suitable for resale; donation hours are narrower than

The Salvation Army’s Houlton Family Thrift Store & Donation Center is an official donated-goods resale location in northern Maine. The current location page states that donated goods are sold through the Family Store and that proceeds support Salvation Army service programs. The store is open on a regular weekly schedule, making it a potential outlet

Catholic Charities Maine operates this Threads of Hope location as a thrift-store donation point. The official location page states that the store accepts donations on designated days and sells secondhand clothing, furniture, shoes, handbags, dishes, lamps, art, and other household goods. Donated property should be usable and suitable for resale; donation hours are narrower than