Another Man’s Treasure in Grenada welcomes donations of many kinds, including clothing, and offers pickup in the Grenada, Duck Hill, and Winona areas. The business states that most donated goods are redirected to churches and charities in the Grenada area for distribution to people in need, while a smaller portion is retained for sale to […]

Samaritan’s Closet & Pantry is a Waynesboro nonprofit serving local families through a thrift store, clothing assistance, and food support. The ministry’s thrift operation is supported by community donations and provides a practical Wayne County destination for usable clothing and household goods from estates and home cleanouts. Executors and families should confirm current donation needs

Friends of the Covington County Libraries is a private nonprofit organization supporting the public libraries in Collins, Mount Olive, and Seminary through book sales, donations, fundraising, and other activities. The group has specifically used donated books—including books from estate sales—to support its annual sale and literacy programs. For estates with suitable books and related materials,

Mississippi Coats 4 Kidz is a Batesville-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides coats, winter clothing, blankets, and other necessities to children, seniors, and families in need. Public information indicates that the organization accepts new and gently used clothing donations, making it a useful Panola County outlet for suitable apparel and related estate items. Because seasonal needs

The Friends of the Lucedale-George County Public Library supports local library programs and services through community fundraising. The Friends have specifically solicited donated household items for their annual rummage-sale fundraiser; clothing was excluded from the 2026 drive. Donation collection is event-based and accepted-item rules can change. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property,

Violet Valley Bookstore is a nonprofit community bookstore in Water Valley focused on making queer/trans, feminist and multicultural books more accessible. Its inventory and history are strongly supported by donated used books, and the organization reports that supporters continue to send books. Book-donation needs and acceptance can change because this is a small nonprofit with

Southern Revival Thrift Store is an independent Ashland-area thrift resource identified by local residents as a place to donate clothing and home goods, with community reports noting that donated items help people in need locally. This listing is based on current community-sourced information rather than an official donation page, so current location, hours and accepted

St. Vincent de Paul East Jackson County Thrift Store accepts gently used clothing, household goods, home décor, small appliances, furniture, rugs, lamps, and sporting 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

Stone County SPCA is a nonprofit animal-welfare organization serving Stone County. The shelter depends on donations and identifies ongoing needs that include pet food, pet supplies, cleaning supplies, office supplies and other items used in shelter operations. Specific needs change with shelter inventory and animal intake. For an executor, administrator, or family sorting estate property,

The Big Thrift – Mississippi Spay & Neuter accepts gently used resale goods appropriate for the nonprofit thrift shop. 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

Abandoned to Adored is an all-volunteer, no-kill dog rescue serving Marshall County. The organization relies on donations for dog food, medical care, shelter utilities and daily care and maintains an Amazon wish list for needed supplies. The listed Peel Lane address is published by the organization for mailed donations; physical supply drop-off arrangements should be

Arukah House Thrift Store accepts clothing, shoes, furniture, household goods, linens, towels, baby clothing, toiletries, and other usable items. 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