The Community Clothes Closet at Common Unity Place accepts new or gently used clothing, socks, underwear, shoes, boots, jackets, blankets, sheets, curtains and towels. Donations are received during regular Wednesday hours, and an outdoor clothing bin may be available after hours depending on current program status. Large clothing donations should be arranged in advance using […]

Win-Win’s Dover-Foxcroft donation center accepts clean, gently used clothing and shoes, jewelry and accessories, collectibles, art, seasonal decor, household furniture, lamps, baskets, mirrors, housewares, movies, music, books, sporting equipment and bicycles. Smaller donations may be dropped off while open; larger donations are handled by appointment. Items must be clean and saleable, and the program rejects

Win-Win’s Brewer donation center accepts clean, gently used clothing and shoes, jewelry and accessories, collectibles, art, seasonal decor, household furniture, lamps, baskets, mirrors, housewares, movies, music, books, sporting equipment and bicycles. Smaller donations may be dropped off while open; larger donations require an appointment. Items must be clean and saleable, and the program rejects goods

United Methodist Economic Ministry operates a thrift shop at its Howland location with housewares, decor, clothing and other reusable goods. The organization identifies thrift shops as one of its core services and describes the Howland store as part of its two-location rural economic ministry. The Howland shop has a limited weekly schedule, including some Saturdays

The Salvation Army Newport Family Store accepts donations by appointment and operates as a Family Store serving the Newport area. Salvation Army Family Stores resell usable clothing, furniture, household goods, sporting equipment, books, electronics and other donated goods, subject to local acceptance rules. Because this location requires an appointment for donations, executors and families should

The Salvation Army Bangor Family Store operates a donation center alongside its thrift store. The official page lists clothing, furniture, household goods, sporting equipment, books, electronics and other reusable merchandise as typical Family Store goods, with the donation center open on published weekday and Saturday hours. The Bangor location currently states that furniture pickup is

The What Not Shop accepts gently used or new clothing and other reusable donated items during its published weekday donation hours. The store carries clothing, footwear, furniture, housewares, jewelry, sporting goods, toys, games and other thrift merchandise. Because item condition and storage needs can change, donors with large loads or unusual estate property should contact

Unity Public Library accepts hardcover, paperback and audio books, DVDs and CDs in good condition or better. Its official donation policy asks that materials be clean, undamaged and free of musty or moldy odors; larger donations are limited and donors are asked to arrange acceptance in advance. Donated materials may be added to the collection

Pawsibilities & Fabulous Finds accepts a broad range of donated resale goods, including furniture, housewares, kitchenware, lamps, art, craft supplies, garden supplies and tools, toys and games, jewelry, bicycles and selected working lawn or household equipment. Larger donations should be coordinated because storage is limited. The store publishes a detailed exclusion list that includes televisions,

The Friends of the Topsham Public Library operate a seasonal book-donation program for the annual library fundraiser. The official Friends page accepts gently used books, CDs and DVDs during the announced donation window, generally through the book shed beside the library, with arrangements requested for more than two boxes. It excludes magazines, condensed books, VHS

The Edgecomb Community Church Thrift Shop is supported by local merchandise donations and offers clothing and household goods through its volunteer-run store. Donations may be brought directly to the shop during operating hours or placed in the outside donation bin at the church. The shop is seasonal and may close for winter-storm conditions, so estate

Maine Children’s Home accepts newly purchased in-kind goods for programs serving children and families. Its giving guidance identifies items for the Journey Program and Christmas/Winter Essentials work, including new unopened diapers and baby wipes and other new essentials identified on current program needs lists. Physical donations can be left at the Administration Building on the