Accepts quality used clothing, jewelry, household goods, knick-knacks, children’s goods, books and dishes in good condition. Donations are accepted Saturday mornings during the stated donation window; call ahead for current acceptance. Executors and families often face a large volume of ordinary household property after beneficiaries have selected keepsakes and other retained items. This organization may […]

Accepts gently used clothing, books/DVDs/CDs, jewelry, kitchen supplies, home decor, puzzles/games and seasonal decor. Does not accept mattresses/box springs, large furniture, medical-related items, sports equipment, electronics/computers/TVs, car seats/strollers, stuffed animals, or other excluded goods. Donations are accepted only during open hours and are generally limited to three bags/boxes; call ahead for larger donations. For an

Accepts new or gently used medical equipment, unopened nutritional supplements and unopened incontinence supplies for the county medical reuse program. Donors must call Senior Services to arrange acceptance and delivery. For estate cleanouts and household transitions, this organization can be considered for medical or mobility equipment that meet its stated condition and acceptance requirements. That

Accepts usable clothing, shoes and accessories, household furnishings, small appliances, jewelry, books, toys and collectibles. Clothing should be free of tears, rips and stains, and donated small appliances should be functional. For estate cleanouts and household transitions, this organization can be considered for clothing and personal items, household goods and home contents, and books, media

Accepts clean, resale-ready donated goods and home-improvement materials during posted donation hours. Items must be in good working condition; nails, glue, caulk and similar materials should be removed where applicable. Donation acceptance is subject to current inventory and the ReStore’s resale standards. When settling an estate, usable property does not always need to be discarded

Current parish information confirms an operating Catholic Charities thrift store on State Street in Penns Grove with posted weekday hours. The current page does not provide a detailed accepted-item list, so donors should call before bringing physical goods. When settling an estate, usable property does not always need to be discarded simply because the family

Accepts clean, saleable clothing, shoes and accessories, household items, small working appliances, small toys/games and furniture under 50 pounds as space permits. Does not accept televisions, computers/printers, baby equipment, large appliances, mattresses/box springs, bed frames or exercise equipment. Executors and families often face a large volume of ordinary household property after beneficiaries have selected keepsakes

Accepts housewares and clean, serviceable clothing during shop hours and after Sunday service. The nonprofit church shop also handles donated toys and books for resale. 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 clothing

Accepts household goods, small working appliances, linens, baby items and other usable household donations. Does not accept broken or damaged goods, computers, exercise equipment or halogen lamps; additional restrictions apply. Donation intake is conducted through scheduled collection events rather than unrestricted daily drop-off. For an executor, administrator or family clearing a residence, this can be

Capital Health Auxiliary resale-by-donation store. Donations may be dropped off during store hours. Official guidance excludes mattresses, bed pillows, broken or moldy items, car seats, cribs, old televisions, building materials, large appliances and other listed restricted goods; call ahead for large items. For an executor, administrator or family clearing a residence, this can be a

Church-operated secondhand shop accepting donated resale goods. Donations may be brought during shop hours or placed in the outside donation bin; the official page does not publish an item-by-item acceptance list. For estate cleanouts and household transitions, this organization can be considered for usable personal property and other accepted goods that meet its stated condition

Accepts gently used furniture plus limited quantities of clothing, linens, toys, dishes and other smaller household goods according to its current accepted-items list. Drop-off is during published Sunday hours; no pickup service. Per-visit quantity limits apply. When settling an estate, usable property does not always need to be discarded simply because the family cannot keep