Accepts donated household and kitchen items, men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, and seasonal decorations/supplies. The shop is in the house next to Saint John’s Church and asks the public to contribute usable donated goods. For estate cleanouts and household transitions, this organization can be considered for clothing and personal items, household goods and home contents, […]

Accepts walkers/rollators, canes/crutches, wheelchairs, working power chairs/scooters, commodes, raised toilet seats, shower chairs/tub benches, bed rails, reachers, unopened wound-care supplies, adult briefs, bed pads, diapers, nutritional drinks, lift chairs, electric hospital beds and patient lifts. Does not accept nonrepairable equipment, stair lifts, medicines, needles, oxygen tanks, manual hospital beds or specified used respiratory supplies. No

Accepts donated new or used durable medical equipment for redistribution, including mobility and other assistive equipment accepted by the ministry. Donation arrangements are by appointment; donors should call before bringing equipment. When settling an estate, usable property does not always need to be discarded simply because the family cannot keep it. This resource may be

Accepts donated thrift goods including clothing, dinnerware, glassware, pottery, books and media, table linens, home decor, shoes and accessories. Does not accept furniture, baby cribs, car seats or high chairs; mattresses, bed pillows and covers are accepted only if new in package. When settling an estate, usable property does not always need to be discarded

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

Municipal reuse shed accepting clothing, shoes/sneakers, belts, purses, blankets, sheets, pillowcases, drapes and stuffed toys. Does not accept rags, fabric scraps, other toys or general household goods. The township recycling center is intended for township residents and proof of residency may be required. For estate cleanouts and household transitions, this organization can be considered for

Accepts ReStore donations during posted hours; the program accepts new and gently used furniture, appliances, home accessories, building materials and other resale-ready home goods. Pickup can be requested for qualifying items. Confirm current item eligibility with the donation coordinator before bringing large or unusual items. For estate cleanouts and household transitions, this organization can be

Accepts clothing, shoes, sneakers, belts, purses, blankets, sheets, pillowcases, drapes and stuffed toys. Items should be clean and dry in plastic bags; no rags, fabric scraps, non-stuffed toys or household goods. When settling an estate, usable property does not always need to be discarded simply because the family cannot keep it. This resource may be

Accepts new and gently used clothing, shoes, belts, purses, games, books, sheets, blankets, jewelry, glassware, like-new kitchenware and home goods, small furniture and tools, newer working small electronics, coffee makers, small appliances and seasonal items. Does not accept large furniture, mattresses, medical items, computers or TVs. When settling an estate, usable property does not always

Accepts clean clothing and linens during the stated Tuesday donation period. Does not accept furniture, mattresses or large household goods; certain formal clothing categories are also restricted. 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

Accepts lightly used or tagged high-quality clothing through the church outreach boutique. Donation receiving is limited to published Thursday and Saturday working hours. For an executor, administrator or family clearing a residence, this can be a practical destination for clothing and personal items that are still serviceable but no longer needed by the estate. Using