The Resource Center at Trace Ridge Church is a community assistance program in Ridgeland that provides clothing, household items, food, and other practical support to families in need. Its official page states that high-quality clothing and household items may be donated at a covered rear drop-off on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays from sunrise to sunset. […]

Edwards Street Fellowship Thrift Store is a nonprofit community thrift operation in Hattiesburg supporting the ministries of Edwards Street Fellowship Center. The organization explicitly accepts donated merchandise during store hours and lists clothing, shoes, accessories, linens, home décor, furniture, books, appliances, electronics, and other reusable goods among its inventory. Staff inspect items before sale and

Tishomingo Library is a public-library donation point within Northeast Regional Library. The library system’s first-party donation policy confirms that it accepts books, music, recorded books, DVDs, and other library materials. Donated materials become library property and are evaluated for condition, relevance, and suitability; items may be added to the collection, used by Friends groups or

DeSoto County Dream Center in Horn Lake accepts in-kind donations for programs serving local children and families. Its official donation page specifically lists new clothing, new shoes, hygiene supplies, household cleaning products, toilet paper, paper towels, and other Emergency Needs Closet items, with donations accepted at the Horn Lake center. This is a limited-category community

Barkin’ Basement Thrift Shop is operated by the Humane Society of South Mississippi and explicitly accepts gently used clothing, shoes, books, furniture, housewares, electronics, small appliances, jewelry, collectibles, toys, pet items, and other reusable goods. The organization also offers free furniture pickup by arrangement, making the shop useful for larger estate or household donations. HSSM

Seashore Mission is a community-based homeless resource center in Biloxi with a free store and direct material-support programs. Its official support page invites donations of clothing, toiletries, backpacks, and sleeping bags, while the organization’s current-needs information also identifies clothing and cold-weather goods among recurring needs. The free store provides clothing, shoes, sleeping bags, tents, hygiene

MadCAAP’s Clothing Closet accepts qualifying non-food physical donations for families in Madison County. Its current donation checklist includes in-season clothing and shoes, hard plastic toys, bath towels, bed linens, bedspreads, bed pillows in good condition, kitchen items such as dishes, cookware and utensils, children’s books, and small decorative items. Donated goods should be clean, gently

Second Chance Thrift Store in Pearl supports the Center for Violence Prevention and provides a direct reuse channel for donated goods. The organization states that clients receive vouchers for clothing, furniture, and items needed to furnish a home, while remaining donated merchandise is sold to help fund the Center. Its donation information directs donors to

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

The Refuge Closet at Fairview Baptist Church is a local charitable clothing and basic-needs ministry serving families in Lowndes County, children involved with Child Protective Services, and social workers assisting families. The ministry explicitly accepts new undergarments, hygiene items, clothing and shoes in excellent condition, diapers, wipes and other baby items, car seats, pack-n-plays, and

SuperThrift’s Pearl location accepts a broad range of reusable physical donations, including gently used clothing and shoes, furniture in good condition, dishes, cookware and kitchen supplies, books, games and toys, working electronics and small appliances, and home décor. Donors may drop off qualifying items, and the organization also offers a pickup-request process for the Pearl