Martin’s House & Barn operates a nonprofit thrift shop in Ridgely that accepts donations of clothing, furniture, household items, and other reusable goods. The organization uses its thrift and assistance programs to help meet basic needs for local families and individuals, making it a practical Caroline County outlet for usable estate contents. The thrift shop […]

Habitat for Humanity Choptank ReStore accepts donated goods for reuse and resale at its Easton location. The ReStore provides scheduled donation drop-off periods and pickup options for qualifying donations, making it useful for estates with reusable furniture, home goods, appliances, fixtures, building materials, or other home-improvement items that fit current store guidelines. The organization notes

SMILE Thrift Store accepts donated clothing, household goods, furniture, home décor, appliances, toys, exercise equipment, and other gently used items during designated donation hours. Donations support the thrift operation and SMILE’s food pantry and other community-assistance programs in southern Calvert County. SMILE states that donations must be gently used and that it does not accept

ReWrap Thrift, operated by nonprofit Wraparound Maryland, accepts a wide range of new or gently used estate and household goods. Listed categories include clothing, shoes and accessories, jewelry, antiques and collectibles, small appliances, housewares, linens, books and media, small furniture, home décor, sports and exercise items, hand tools, lawn and garden tools, electronics, toys, games,

Second Chance, Inc. accepts donated building materials, architectural salvage, furniture, home furnishings, décor, fixtures, and other reusable goods at its large nonprofit reuse campus in South Baltimore. Its donation program is particularly relevant for estates that include quality furniture, cabinetry, doors, windows, lighting, lumber, architectural elements, or home-improvement materials that may have reuse value. Donors

Patuxent Habitat for Humanity ReStore accepts a broad range of clean, working, reusable home and office items, including furniture, tables, chairs, bedroom and living-room pieces, desks, selected appliances, architectural and antique items, and other home-improvement goods. The ReStore provides drop-off hours and can arrange pickup for qualifying larger items. The organization states that donations must

This Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a nonprofit donation and reuse outlet that accepts qualifying new or gently used home-related goods for resale. Typical useful estate items include furniture, appliances, home accessories, fixtures, and building or remodeling materials, subject to condition, safety, current inventory, and local acceptance rules. Executors and families clearing a residence may

Our Daily Thread is a Haven Ministries thrift store in Chester that receives donated clothing and accessories for resale, with donated clothing also used to assist people in need. The store is part of Haven Ministries’ broader shelter, food, clothing, housing, and support programs serving Queen Anne’s County and surrounding communities. The organization posts regular

The Maryland Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use Center in Cheltenham accepts selected reusable medical and mobility equipment for the state’s DME program. Current accepted categories include canes, geri chairs, Hoyer lifts, knee scooters, manual and power wheelchairs, power scooters, rollators, shower chairs, sit-to-stands, standing frames, transfer boards, transport wheelchairs, trapeze bars, and tub transfer benches. The

This Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a nonprofit donation and reuse outlet that accepts qualifying new or gently used home-related goods for resale. Typical useful estate items include furniture, appliances, home accessories, fixtures, and building or remodeling materials, subject to condition, safety, current inventory, and local acceptance rules. Executors and families clearing a residence may

Women in Need operates a nonprofit thrift store in Chestertown and accepts donations of household goods, appliances, furniture, antiques, collectibles, glassware, jewelry, and other reusable merchandise. Furniture is accepted by pre-approval, and donations support WIN’s local charitable programs and community grants. The store publishes important restrictions: it does not accept clothing or shoes, building materials,

This Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a nonprofit donation and reuse outlet that accepts qualifying new or gently used home-related goods for resale. Typical useful estate items include furniture, appliances, home accessories, fixtures, and building or remodeling materials, subject to condition, safety, current inventory, and local acceptance rules. Executors and families clearing a residence may