Organizations and locations identified as resources where estates may donate household goods, furnishings, clothing, books, and other usable property.
Howard County Maryland reuse program to receive and donate durable medical equipment. The Loan Closet of Howard County is an education & resource center for durable medical equipment & assistive technology. We receive donations of equipment residents no longer use & redistribute to county residents in need at no cost. The program helps connect people […]
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The Florence Store & Donation Center is one of four St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky thrift store locations serving the region, in addition to the organization’s blue bin donation network. St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky is a Catholic nonprofit that has served Northern Kentucky since 1911, helping individuals and families facing hardship. What
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The Falmouth Store & Donation Center is one of the St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky thrift store locations serving the region. In addition to its store and donation centers, St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky also maintains several Blue Bin drop-off locations throughout Northern Kentucky. About the organizationSt. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky is
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The Cold Spring Store & Donation Center is one of four St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky store and donation center locations. The organization also offers several Blue Bin drop-off locations across Northern Kentucky, giving donors more than one way to contribute usable items. About the organizationSt. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky is a Catholic
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Basic household supplies, toiletries, and furniture through affiliated domestic-violence services. Car donation program.
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Gently used clothing, household essentials, and toys (seasonally through the Joyful Blessings Toy Project).
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Household Cleaners wanted
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Warm coats and winter gear, clothing, footwear, hygiene products, household items, school supplies, and holiday gifts.
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New and gently used items that meet current needs, especially diapers, baby wipes, clothing, shoes, toiletries, school supplies, and other essentials.
The Salvation Army may accepts gently used clothing, furniture, household goods, appliances, books, toys, bicycles, and some electronics. Their donation guidance also lists items such as beds, chairs, tables, sofas, lamps, bakeware, bedding, dishes, pots and pans, computers, and mobile phones. Donations are typically sold through Salvation Army thrift stores, with proceeds supporting Adult Rehabilitation
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Seeking Gently Used Toys. Please call or email first.
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