Purple Cow — Perkins Road in Baton Rouge, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for gently used clothing, accessories, household goods, home décor, seasonal goods, furniture, textiles, toys, books, video media and vinyl records. Purple Cow states that it does not accept mattresses, large appliances, building materials, paint, recalled goods, or items that […]

Purple Cow — Jones Creek in Baton Rouge, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for gently used clothing, accessories, household goods, home décor, seasonal goods, furniture, textiles, toys, books, video media and vinyl records. Purple Cow states that it does not accept mattresses, large appliances, building materials, paint, recalled goods, or items that

New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity ReStore in New Orleans, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for new or gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, building materials, home-improvement materials and other reusable merchandise appropriate for a Habitat ReStore. Habitat ReStores generally require items to be clean, safe, functional and resellable, with no broken or

Habitat for Humanity St. Tammany West ReStore in Mandeville, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for new or gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, building materials, home-improvement materials and other reusable merchandise appropriate for a Habitat ReStore. Habitat ReStores generally require items to be clean, safe, functional and resellable, with no broken or missing

Bayou Area Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Thibodaux, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for new or gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, building materials, home-improvement materials and other reusable merchandise appropriate for a Habitat ReStore. Habitat ReStores generally require items to be clean, safe, functional and resellable, with no broken or missing parts.

Lafayette Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Lafayette, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for new or gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, building materials, home-improvement materials and other reusable merchandise appropriate for a Habitat ReStore. Habitat ReStores generally require items to be clean, safe, functional and resellable, with no broken or missing parts. Location-specific

Habitat for Humanity ReStore — Baton Rouge Southeast in Baton Rouge, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for new or gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, building materials, home-improvement materials and other reusable merchandise appropriate for a Habitat ReStore. Habitat ReStores generally require items to be clean, safe, functional and resellable, with no broken

Habitat for Humanity ReStore — Baton Rouge North in Baton Rouge, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for new or gently used furniture, appliances, housewares, building materials, home-improvement materials and other reusable merchandise appropriate for a Habitat ReStore. Habitat ReStores generally require items to be clean, safe, functional and resellable, with no broken

Cajun Village Thrift Store in Luling, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for clothing in multiple sizes, shoes, furniture, cookware, books and other reusable household or personal goods sold through the thrift store. The official page gives broad examples but not a full prohibited-items list. Donors should confirm mattresses, major appliances, electronics, damaged

Catholic Charities of Southwest Louisiana in Lake Charles, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for clothing and shoes, new undergarments, new or gently used towels and blankets, and clean good-quality furniture for families. Donated goods should be clean and usable. The organization’s public guidance is selective rather than a general thrift-store list, so

Shreveport-Bossier Rescue Mission — McNeil Donation Site in Shreveport, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for clothing, accessories, books and linens in usable condition through the Rescue Mission donation program. The current public guidance is narrower than a general household-goods thrift list. Furniture, appliances, electronics, mattresses, medical equipment and miscellaneous bulky estate goods

Care Help of Sulphur in Sulphur, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for donated resale-quality household and personal goods handled through the organization’s thrift-shop operation. The official site confirms that donated goods are a major source of thrift-shop revenue but does not publish a detailed current acceptance matrix. Donors should therefore confirm furniture,