Leveling the Playing Field – Baltimore Warehouse accepts new and gently used sports equipment and athletic gear. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. Acceptance is specialized to sports equipment; large or unusual items may require advance coordination and some categories are not suitable for warehouse storage.

The Wise Penny accepts gently used clothing and household items for resale through its nonprofit thrift operation. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. Donation acceptance is limited to store guidelines and donation-hour cutoffs; donors should review current exclusions before transporting large quantities. The Junior League of

The Loop Secondhand Store – Planet Aid accepts gently used clothing, shoes, handbags and accessories in good usable condition. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. This location does not accept furniture or household goods, so it is best suited to wearable estate items and accessories. Planet

Maryland DME Re-Use – Baltimore County Central Acceptance Facility accepts currently accepted durable medical equipment for Maryland’s statewide reuse program. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. The program does not currently accept many disposable supplies, respiratory equipment, hospital beds, heavily soiled equipment, upholstered items, and other

Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake ReStore – Dundalk accepts donated furniture, appliances, cabinets, tools, lighting, building materials and other reusable home-improvement goods. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. Items must be in reusable, resale-ready condition and acceptance can vary with storage capacity and current store

Maryland High-Tech Assistive Technology Reuse Center accepts high-tech assistive technology such as video magnifiers, adapted keyboards and mice, switches, speech devices, amplified phones and eye-gaze systems. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. This program is for assistive technology rather than ordinary household goods or medical DME,

Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake ReStore – Halethorpe accepts donated furniture, appliances, cabinets, tools, lighting, building materials and other reusable home-improvement goods. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. Items must be suitable for resale and individual categories may be limited by condition, safety, size, or

Howard County Loan Closet accepts durable medical equipment and assistive devices accepted by the county reuse program. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. Donation eligibility and equipment categories are governed by the Loan Closet’s current rules; some items may be declined for condition, safety or program

Maryland DME Re-Use – O’Malley Senior Activity Center Annex accepts qualifying durable medical equipment such as wheelchairs, rollators, shower chairs, transfer benches, canes and other currently accepted mobility or safety equipment. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. The Maryland DME program periodically changes its accepted-item list

Maryland DME Re-Use – Harford Waste Disposal Center accepts currently accepted durable medical equipment from Harford County residents. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. The site is county-specific and only equipment on Maryland DME’s current acceptance list should be brought for reuse. Maryland’s DME program identifies

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

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store – Easton accepts clean and salable clothing, shoes, accessories, dishes, cookware, glassware, linens, toys, games, puzzles, furniture and other accepted household goods. Donated items should be clean, usable, and appropriate for the organization’s reuse or resale program. Donation drop-off is limited to posted Saturday hours or until storage fills;