Accepts selected clean, saleable donated goods during stated hours. Published exclusions include children’s items, sporting goods, damaged goods, old linens, luggage, medical/handicap items, furniture, most electronics and office supplies; review current rules before donating. Executors and families often face a large volume of ordinary household property after beneficiaries have selected keepsakes and other retained items. […]

Accepts new and gently used in-season women’s, men’s and children’s clothing, shoes and accessories. Does not accept ripped or stained clothing, used toys or games, luggage, furniture, housewares, used baby equipment, electronics, breast pumps or accessories. Executors and families often face a large volume of ordinary household property after beneficiaries have selected keepsakes and other

Accepts clean, gently used donated items including clothing, accessories, housewares, books and vintage items. Donations support the parish thrift program. For an executor, administrator or family clearing a residence, this can be a practical destination for clothing and personal items, household goods and home contents, and books, media and collectibles that are still serviceable but

Accepts new or gently used/like-new household items, clothing and other reusable items for sale in its nonprofit thrift store. Proceeds support Norwescap Food Bank programs; contact the Food Bank with questions about specific items. For an executor, administrator or family clearing a residence, this can be a practical destination for clothing and personal items as

Accepts new and gently worn in-season clothing and shoes, scarves, watches, sunglasses, handbags, jewelry, home decor, small housewares and seasonal decor. Does not accept large furniture, electronics, sports equipment, baby supplies or out-of-season goods. For estate cleanouts and household transitions, this organization can be considered for clothing and personal items, household goods and home contents,

Accepts gently used clothing, furniture, kitchenware and dishes, home decor, electronics, books and media, toys and games, bedding and linens, small appliances, handbags and accessories, sporting goods and seasonal items. Large furniture should be coordinated in advance for drop-off or pickup. When settling an estate, usable property does not always need to be discarded simply

Southern Ocean Medical Center auxiliary thrift shop accepting donated reusable goods during published weekday hours. Does not accept mattresses, bed pillows, furniture, computers, printers, televisions, large appliances, child car seats, high chairs or cribs. Executors and families often face a large volume of ordinary household property after beneficiaries have selected keepsakes and other retained items.

Accepts gently used housewares, jewelry, selected furniture, books, clothing and other resale goods. Does not accept large appliances or large furniture, mattresses or box springs, many outdated electronics and computers, infant seats or cribs, magazines and several other listed categories. For an executor, administrator or family clearing a residence, this can be a practical destination

Accepts clothing, shoes, sneakers, belts, purses, blankets, sheets, pillowcases, drapes and stuffed toys. Donations should be clean and dry in plastic bags; no rags, fabric scraps, non-stuffed toys or household goods. For estate cleanouts and household transitions, this organization can be considered for clothing and personal items, linens and soft household goods, and household goods

Accepts a wide variety of donated reusable items during shop hours. Donors with larger donations are asked to call ahead to make arrangements. When settling an estate, usable property does not always need to be discarded simply because the family cannot keep it. This resource may be appropriate for usable personal property and other accepted

Accepts donated clothing for its nonprofit thrift store and clothing-donation program. The Mission also provides clothing drop-off boxes; this row represents the physical Trenton Mission/thrift-store location. Executors and families often face a large volume of ordinary household property after beneficiaries have selected keepsakes and other retained items. This organization may provide a useful outlet for

Accepts gently used furniture, clothing, shoes, jewelry, books, toys, household items, bikes, dishware/flatware, small musical instruments, paintings and tools. Furniture donors must contact the store; donations are accepted only during designated Tuesday and Saturday hours. For an executor, administrator or family clearing a residence, this can be a practical destination for clothing and personal items,