The Perry County Historical Society operates the Perry County History Museum in Runnelstown and actively seeks items connected to Perry County history. In 2026, the society specifically invited community members to donate or loan artifacts for the museum collection. Historical organizations are selective and provenance matters. Save a trip! Contact the Perry County Historical Society […]

Sunflower County Ministerial Alliance Counseling Services (SCMACS) supports the Sunflower County Transitional Center for people experiencing homelessness and other community programs in Indianola. The organization maintains an active donation program in support of its services. Material needs can change as residents enter and leave the program. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property,

Friends of the Henry M. Seymour Library is a registered Mississippi charitable organization supporting library service in Indianola. It provides another community-based auxiliary contact for people with suitable books or library-related materials from an estate. Book and material acceptance is selective. Save a trip! Contact the Friends or Henry M. Seymour Library first to confirm

Friends of the Tallahatchie County Libraries is the volunteer support organization for the Tallahatchie County Library System. The group is an established local Friends chapter and provides a community-based contact for supporting library collections and programs. Libraries cannot use all books or media. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this can be

Little Mountain Rescue is an independent 501(c)(3) animal rescue based in Eupora that shelters and protects stray and unwanted dogs. The rescue is supported by charitable contributions and has historically sought help with veterinary care, fencing, storage, and animal-care supplies. Animal-rescue wish lists change frequently. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this

P B M Ministries is a Woodville 501(c)(3) food-pantry organization that supplies food and clothing to needy families in southwest Mississippi. Its mission is supported by charitable contributions. Current needs and intake procedures can vary. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this can be a useful targeted donation option when the listed

Helping Hands Ministries in Kosciusko provides emergency food and clothing assistance. Local resource guides identify it as a community assistance organization, and published pantry information reports a donation drop-off process. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this can be a useful targeted donation option when the listed goods are still usable but

Friends of the Calhoun City Library is the local volunteer support group for the Calhoun City Library. The Dixie Regional Library System currently lists the Friends organization and provides a direct local contact. For estate books and library-related materials, acceptance policies can be selective. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this can

Corinth Alcorn Animal Shelter is a nonprofit community animal shelter serving Corinth and Alcorn County. Donations help provide food, supplies, vaccines and veterinary care, and the shelter maintains wish-list options for needed animal-care goods. Shelter needs change based on animal intake and inventory. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this can be

The Lucedale Library is listed as a community Blessing Box location where people may give or take basic necessities. The Mississippi resource guide states that Blessing Boxes accept nonperishable food, drinks, snacks, diapers, baby formula, hygiene items, pet food, pet treats, cat litter, and puppy pads. This can be useful for smaller unopened estate consumables.

Born Again Bargains accepts gently used clothing, household items, and other resale goods. The organization provides a Mississippi donation option for reusable estate and household property that can be redirected to charitable use rather than disposal. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this can be a useful targeted donation option when the

Pine Belt Habitat for Humanity ReStore accepts building materials, appliances, tools, fixtures, furniture, and other lightly used or new home-improvement goods. The organization provides a Mississippi donation option for reusable estate and household property that can be redirected to charitable use rather than disposal. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property, this can