Pearl Street Community Development Corporation Clothing Closet accepts gently worn clothing, shoes, accessories and toiletries for families facing disasters, tragic events or basic clothing needs. This is a limited-category community closet. Donors should contact Pearl Street CDC before bringing goods because storage and program needs may change. Pearl Street CDC distributes donated wearable goods through […]

NUTS – Neat Used Things for Sale accepts clothing, furniture and household donations for resale through the Good Samaritan Center’s Laurel operation. Donation acceptance and store hours can change, and bulky items should be confirmed before transport. Food donations for Good Samaritan’s separate Laurel kitchen are not the basis for this listing. NUTS is the

Gulf Coast Community Ministries Clothing Closet accepts gently worn durable adult clothing and selected practical personal items for people experiencing homelessness and residential-fire displacement. This is a specialized clothing resource. The organization does not accept children’s clothing through this program and limits drop-off to posted donation periods; donors should confirm current needs. Gulf Coast Community

Elijah’s Closet accepts clothing, shoes, household items, cribs, car seats, children’s furniture, linens, bed frames, home décor and other practical family goods in good condition. Items with rips, tears, stains, missing pieces or poor condition are not accepted. Donors should verify current safety requirements for child equipment and other specialized items before drop-off. Elijah’s Closet

Free N’Deed Ministries Clothing Closet accepts clothing for children and families, including school uniforms and other wearable items. This is a specialized clothing ministry rather than a general household-goods center. The ministry accepts all clothing but may redirect adult items or goods needing repair to other ministries; large donations can be scheduled for pickup. Free

West End Church Compassion Closet accepts gently used clothing and shoes in children’s and adult sizes for its Compassion Closet. This is a seasonal/community-drive resource tied to West End’s outreach events rather than a continuously open general donation center. Donors should call to confirm whether the current collection window is active. Collected clothing and shoes

Foundation on the Rock Restore Thrift Store accepts household resaleable items for its local thrift store. The organization’s website describes acceptance broadly as household resaleable items, so donors should call before bringing large, specialized or questionable goods to confirm what the thrift store can take. Thrift-store donations support Foundation on the Rock Ministries and its

Hope Pregnancy Resource Center of Fulton operates a Hope Boutique supplied in part by community donations. Its official supporter information says the center accepts gently used and like-new infant and toddler clothing, footwear, baby gear such as strollers, highchairs, bouncers, swings and carriers, bedding accessories, and maternity clothing and support items. Used goods must be

SAFE, Inc. accepts in-kind donations at its Tupelo administrative office for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. The organization specifically lists furniture, lamps, bath towels, comforters and sheet sets, dishes, silverware, pots and pans, glassware, vacuum cleaners, household cleaning supplies, kitchen towels, and new packaged socks and underwear among its needs. Donation drop-off days

Wingard Home Ministry in Jackson accepts a broad range of donated physical goods for people experiencing homelessness and families working toward independent living. Its official site says it accepts donations of many varieties, especially items that can help someone set up a household, including clothing. Current ministry materials also identify bedding, towels, shoes, work clothing,

Holding Hands Resale Shop is an independent Oxford nonprofit resale shop whose mission includes providing employment to people living with mental illness and disabilities. The organization states that it takes donations of furniture, clothing, and household items and resells those goods to sustain its employment mission. It also partners with local organizations to provide clothing

St. Gabriel Mercy Center Thrift Store accepts new or gently used clothing, furniture, appliances, electronics, household items, shoes, accessories, artwork, games and other reusable goods. Donated goods should be usable; the organization may redirect unsold items to shelters and church ministries, so donors should confirm current needs before traveling. The volunteer-operated community thrift store uses