Accepts like-new seasonal clothing, new underwear and socks, hygiene and cleaning supplies, diapers, wipes, formula, pet supplies, new in-box toys and new school supplies during open hours. Does not accept furniture, home goods, kitchen items, appliances, used toys or stained clothing. For an executor, administrator or family clearing a residence, this can be a practical […]

Accepts clean, new or gently used men’s, women’s and children’s clothing and shoes, jewelry/accessories, lamps with shades, home decor/knickknacks, household goods and approved furniture. Donations are accepted during posted store hours with daily bag/box limits; furniture requires advance approval. Does not accept broken, damaged, outdated or otherwise unsellable items, and additional category restrictions apply. For

Accepts new and gently used men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, accessories, jewelry, lamps, artwork, china, glassware, housewares and decorative items. Does not accept stained or ripped clothing, strollers, cribs, car seats, used toys, mattresses, box springs, bed pillows, exercise equipment, home or office electronics, or furniture. For estate cleanouts and household transitions, this organization can

Accepts new and gently used men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, accessories, jewelry, lamps, artwork, china, glassware, housewares and decorative items. Does not accept stained or ripped clothing, strollers, cribs, car seats, used toys, mattresses, box springs, bed pillows, exercise equipment, home or office electronics, or furniture. When settling an estate, usable property does not always

The First Unitarian Church in New Bedford operates a community thrift shop that accepts donations of good-quality clothing and household items. Donations can be dropped off while the shop is open. The thrift shop states that its purpose is to assist the community by making good-quality household goods and clothing available at very low prices

The City of Pittsfield provides a textile drop-off location at the Berkshire Athenaeum parking lot as part of its partnership with CMRK Inc. The program accepts bagged clothing of all types and sizes, shoes and sneakers, and household textiles such as blankets, towels and curtains. The city also describes a related curbside pickup program that

Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod operates this ReStore as a donation and resale outlet for new or gently used home goods in excellent condition. Accepted categories include upholstered and wooden furniture, appliances, electronics in excellent condition, flooring, hardware and tools, home decor, lighting, building materials, kitchen cabinets, books, bikes, toys and games. The ReStore

Household Goods is an Acton-based nonprofit furniture bank that accepts donated household furnishings and related goods for distribution to people in need. Its donation process includes drop-off and scheduled pickup options, and the organization asks donors to review current item guidelines and contact the donation team with questions about specific items. The program is especially

Cancer Connection operates its Northampton nonprofit thrift shop using donated saleable goods to help fund free programs and services for people affected by cancer. Donations are accepted only during designated donation dates and times. The organization lists a number of exclusions, including mattresses, futons, large furniture, large appliances, microwaves, televisions and electronics, computer components and

Cancer Connection operates a nonprofit thrift shop in Springfield that accepts donated resale items during designated donation dates and hours. The organization’s thrift program supports free services for people affected by cancer. Its published donation guidance excludes mattresses, futons, large furniture, large appliances, microwaves, televisions and electronics, computer equipment, most children’s toys, VHS tapes, stereo

Franklin Area Survival Center operates a thrift store in Turners Falls and states that it accepts donations six days a week. The thrift shop is open to the public and helps finance the organization’s food pantry. The center also uses clothing and linens to assist people facing emergencies such as fires or floods, making the

Essex County Habitat for Humanity operates its Lawrence ReStore as a nonprofit resale outlet for donated home-improvement and household goods. The store carries donated furniture, home accessories, building materials, appliances, flooring, tile, doors, windows, cabinets, bathroom fixtures, lighting and related reusable items. Current donation events and guidance also identify clean, working housewares, lamps, collectibles, dish