Gently used clothing, accessories, kitchenware, household décor, books, toys, furniture, antiques and seasonal items are among the physical donations accepted by My Faith Thrift Store in Baton Rouge. The store provides donation bins during its Tuesday-through-Saturday operating schedule and offers pickup scheduling for gently used furniture and other large donations. Donated goods should be in […]

Second Blessings Thrift Store is a Catholic Charities of Central Louisiana resale program in Alexandria. Current organization information identifies the thrift store as a social-enterprise project, and published opening information states that donations are received on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to noon, with covered donation boxes available beside the store for additional drop-off

TARC’s Cedar Chest Donation Center in Houma is a dedicated physical receiving and processing point within the Cedar Chest reuse system. TARC’s donation crews service Cedar Chest stores and donation sites, collect donated materials and deliver them to stores or the donation center as space permits. The program is especially oriented to reusable clothing and

New to You Thrift Shop, operated by the Junior League of Alexandria, accepts donations of slightly worn or used clothing and household items, including furniture. The official shop page provides designated donation windows Tuesday through Friday and Saturday, so estate representatives should plan drop-off around those receiving hours. Items should be usable and appropriate for

Cedar Chest Boutique — South is one of TARC’s nonprofit Cedar Chest thrift locations and accepts quality, usable donated items at the store. TARC’s official page describes Cedar Chest merchandise such as clothing, shoes, toys, household items and other reusable goods, and states that donations can be brought to all boutique locations. Large appliances are

A Christian Touch Community Outreach Thrift Store in Norco accepts gently used donated items for resale. Its official site describes a community thrift operation carrying clothing, furniture, home goods and other reusable merchandise, making the location a practical option for estate and household items that remain in usable condition. The organization does not publish a

Cedar Chest Boutique — North is one of TARC’s nonprofit Cedar Chest thrift locations and accepts quality, usable donated items at the store. TARC’s official page describes Cedar Chest merchandise such as clothing, shoes, toys, household items and other reusable goods, and states that donations can be brought to all boutique locations. Large appliances are

Care & Share Storefront in Rayville, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for gently used clothing, housewares and furniture sold through the Richland Baptist Association Care & Share ministry. The official ministry page identifies clothing, housewares and furniture but does not provide a detailed prohibited-items list. Donors should confirm mattresses, major appliances, electronics,

Cedar Chest Boutique — West is one of TARC’s nonprofit Cedar Chest thrift locations and accepts quality, usable donated items at the store. TARC’s official page describes Cedar Chest merchandise such as clothing, shoes, toys, household items and other reusable goods, and states that donations can be brought to all boutique locations. Large appliances are

BArc Thrift Store in DeRidder, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for reusable thrift-store goods handled through Beauregard Arc’s BArc Thrift Store and related recycling operation. The official Beauregard Arc site confirms the thrift-store program but does not publish a current item-by-item donation list. Donors should therefore confirm furniture, appliances, electronics, mattresses, medical

Cedar Chest Boutique — East is one of TARC’s nonprofit Cedar Chest thrift locations and accepts quality, usable donated items at the store. TARC’s official page describes Cedar Chest merchandise such as clothing, shoes, toys, household items and other reusable goods, and states that donations can be brought to all boutique locations. Large appliances are

Gran’s Attic Thrift Shoppe in Mandeville accepts lightly used and new donated items, including clothing, household goods, jewelry, seasonal clothing, linens, collectibles, shoes, handbags, artwork and similar resale merchandise. Donation receiving is limited to specified Monday-through-Thursday daytime hours. Due to the shop’s size, it does not accept mattresses, computer equipment, child car seats or large