The 7 Rivers ReStore in Bath accepts donated home-improvement and household resale goods, with proceeds supporting Habitat for Humanity/7 Rivers Maine. The organization’s current site lists in-person donation drop-off Tuesday through Saturday and also offers scheduled truck pickup by phone or email. Habitat ReStores generally handle reusable furniture, appliances, lighting, hardware, construction materials and home […]

St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church operates a public thrift shop at its Dover-Foxcroft property. The Diocese of Maine/Episcopal location page states that the shop sells quality pre-owned clothing, small household items, books and other goods and accepts donations of good used items during operating hours. It specifically asks donors not to bring electronics or large furniture

The Bangor ReStore accepts donated home and building-related goods for resale to support Habitat for Humanity of Greater Bangor. Current guidance lists furniture such as couches, chairs, tables, desks and office furniture, along with small home appliances and a range of building and home-improvement materials. The ReStore also offers free pickup for qualifying large items

Second Chance Thrift Shoppe is operated by Second Congregational Church of Norway and accepts donated resale goods during shop hours or by appointment. The current church page states that the shop generally opens on the first Saturday of the month and that proceeds help fund church missions. An official church newsletter has identified sought donation

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

The United Methodist Economic Ministry operates a long-standing thrift shop at its Salem Township campus offering used clothing, housewares, decor, antiques and other reusable goods. The ministry describes thrift as one of its core services and its Salem location as a community resource built around donated and reused goods. Because inventory, storage and acceptance needs

Touch of Class Too in Jay accepts clean clothing donations in its front donation bin during operating hours. The official Work First site also states that household items may be brought into the shop for staff evaluation rather than left outside. Clothing should be lightly used and packed in manageable bags; the program asks donors

The Portland Thrift Store & Donation Center accepts donated goods that are then sold through The Salvation Army Family Store program. The official page confirms the Warren Avenue location and identifies it specifically as a donation center. Donors should bring clean, reusable items that fit current store needs; acceptance may vary with storage capacity and

The Cubby Caribou location accepts gently used physical goods for resale, including clothing, books, home decor, furniture, electronics, appliances, toys, televisions, seasonal items and other usable merchandise. The organization states that donated items generally go directly to the sales floor and that donors may drop off items or contact a store about pickup. The Cubby

The Cubby Presque Isle location accepts gently used physical goods for resale, including clothing, books, home decor, furniture, electronics, appliances, toys, televisions, seasonal items and other usable merchandise. The organization states that donated items generally go directly to the sales floor and that donors may drop off items or contact a store about pickup. The