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 […]

Rainbow’s End Thrift Shop accepts new or gently used clothing, shoes, purses, jewelry, children’s clothing, small furniture, home décor, antiques, and selected household items. This Osterville church shop receives reusable goods for resale; donors should follow current receiving hours and shop guidance. Donated goods should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the program; acceptance can

Angel’s Treasures Thrift Shop accepts household goods, small furnishings, kitchenware, linens, décor, art, and other gently used resale items. Donations are accepted through the church thrift operation during its stated receiving hours and are subject to available space. Donated goods should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the program; acceptance can change with storage capacity

Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod ReStore – Falmouth accepts gently used furniture, appliances, home goods, building materials, cabinets, fixtures, and other reusable home-improvement items. Donations may be brought to the Falmouth ReStore during posted donation hours; larger eligible items may have separate pickup options. Donated goods should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the

The Donations Clearinghouse of Central Massachusetts Housing Alliance accepts donated furniture and household goods for redistribution to people in need. Donors can request free pickup in Worcester County by phone or email and are asked to provide the pickup location, a list of items and photos. Items are accepted on an as-needed basis and must

Salvation Army Store & Donation Center – Swansea accepts gently used clothing, furniture, household goods, and other reusable items accepted by Salvation Army thrift and donation programs. This official Swansea Salvation Army location provides a physical channel for reusable donated goods; donors should verify large-item and furniture acceptance first. Donated goods should be clean, usable,

Boston Building Resources operates a nonprofit Reuse Center that accepts donated building materials and selected household items in good condition. Donation categories include appliances that meet age and working-condition requirements, tile in sufficient quantities, and a wide variety of reusable home-improvement materials. The organization offers scheduled drop-off, paid pickup, deconstruction services and commercial-donation options, making

Taunton High School – Bay State Textiles Donation Box accepts clean, dry footwear, clothing, accessories, linens, stuffed animals, and other accepted textiles. The City states that Bay State Textiles boxes are located outside each Taunton Public School and are accessible for public use; Taunton High School is one such distinct physical access point. Donated goods

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Plymouth operates its Carver ReStore as a nonprofit donation and resale center for new and gently used household and home-improvement goods. The store accepts clean, resale-ready furniture, appliances, cabinets, lighting, doors and windows, flooring and rugs, vanities, hardware, home goods and building supplies. Donated items are sold to support Habitat’s

Taunton Convenience Center – Bay State Textiles Donation Box accepts clean, dry footwear, clothing, accessories, linens, stuffed animals, and other accepted textiles. The City of Taunton maintains a Bay State Textiles donation box at the Convenience Center for public textile reuse and recycling. Donated goods should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the program; acceptance

The Walpole Health Department operates a community durable medical equipment loan program and accepts selected donated medical-assistive items by prior arrangement. The program supports residents who need equipment such as shower benches, grab bars, wheelchairs, rollators, walkers, crutches and canes. Because storage capacity changes, the town asks prospective donors to call the Public Health Nurse

Second Serving Thrift Shop accepts home accessories, craft supplies, holiday decorations, books, and other reusable household and gift items. The First Congregational Church of North Attleboro operates this recurring thrift shop and receives reusable goods for its inventory. Donated goods should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the program; acceptance can change with storage capacity