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 […]

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

Garrett County Habitat for Humanity’s Home Store is a nonprofit home-improvement and donation center accepting reusable building materials, appliances, housewares, furniture, home accessories, and related items. Donated goods may be used in Habitat projects or resold to support the organization’s local housing mission. The Home Store is a strong estate-clearance option for usable furniture, household

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

Maryland’s Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use Program lists Delmarva Community Services in Cambridge as a donation site for reusable medical and mobility equipment. The statewide program currently accepts selected durable medical goods such as canes, knee scooters, manual wheelchairs, power wheelchairs and scooters, rollators, shower chairs, lifts, transfer boards, transport wheelchairs, and related mobility equipment. The

Hooks & Hangers is a nonprofit resale store supporting Spring Dell programs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The La Plata location accepts clean, sellable donations including clothing and accessories, books, toys and games, home goods and décor, and seasonal items; the store also recycles some unsellable clothing, shoes, and purses when properly identified.

Maryland’s Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use Program identifies Cecil County Aging and Disability Services in Elkton as a donation site for reusable medical and mobility equipment. Current accepted categories include items such as canes, knee scooters, manual wheelchairs, power wheelchairs and scooters, rollators, shower chairs, lifts, transfer boards, transport wheelchairs, and related mobility or safety equipment.

Tabitha’s House – Fallston accepts used clothing, household items, home goods and other donated resale merchandise. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. Donations should be clean and usable; specific acceptance can change according to store capacity and community needs. Tabitha’s House operates this second Harford County

Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County operates a donation-based ReStore in Salisbury. The organization states that every purchase and donation supports its housing mission and that unwanted household items are diverted from landfills through ReStore reuse. The location accepts donations during posted hours and provides a pickup option for qualifying larger donations. For executors, the

Tabitha’s House – Edgewood accepts used clothing, household items, home goods and other donated resale merchandise. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. Donations should be in usable condition and current acceptance may vary with storage and program needs. Tabitha’s House is a nonprofit thrift operation supporting

Pick of the Litter Thrift Shop – HART for Animals accepts gently used housewares, lawn and garden items, baby furniture, children’s toys, small appliances, pet items, clothing and other household goods. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. Items should be clean, usable and appropriate for resale;

Seton Center Thrift Store accepts gently used resale goods accepted by its community thrift store. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. Donations are accepted during designated morning donation hours, and the store may limit items based on condition, season, safety and available space. Seton Center is