RESOURCES FOR EXECUTORS AND ESTATES

Donation Services

Donation Services

Organizations and locations identified as resources where estates may  donate household goods, furnishings, clothing, books, and other usable property.

Shreveport-Bossier Rescue Mission Drop-Off — Riverpark Church

Shreveport-Bossier Rescue Mission Drop-Off — Riverpark Church 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

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DeSoto Parish Library — Pelican

DeSoto Parish Library — Pelican in Pelican, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for donated books, records, games, CDs, DVDs, audio or video materials, paintings, puzzles, magazines and related saleable media or cultural items used in Friends of the Library book-sale activity. The official book-sale page establishes that sale inventory is donated, but

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DeSoto Parish Library — Mansfield

DeSoto Parish Library — Mansfield in Mansfield, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for donated books, records, games, CDs, DVDs, audio or video materials, paintings, puzzles, magazines and related saleable media or cultural items used in Friends of the Library book-sale activity. The official book-sale page establishes that sale inventory is donated, but

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First West Thrift Store

First West Thrift Store in West Monroe, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for gently used or new clothing, jewelry, furniture, books, toys, linens, dishes, household items, home-entertainment goods and selected medical equipment such as crutches, walkers and shower seats. Goods should be usable and appropriate for resale. Electronics are tested before sale,

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New Orleans Medical Mission Services

New Orleans Medical Mission Services in Harahan, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for medical supplies, durable medical equipment and selected pharmaceuticals in original sealed containers for humanitarian medical use. Donors should not bring opened, contaminated, expired, recalled or damaged medical goods. Because acceptance depends on mission needs and safe-use standards, hospital beds,

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Washington Parish Library — Franklinton

Washington Parish Library — Franklinton in Franklinton, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for gift books and other library materials routinely received by the parish library for possible collection use, book sales or community-program redistribution. Gift materials are accepted without donor-imposed conditions, and the library determines whether they are added to the collection

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Franklin Parish Library — Genealogy Department

Franklin Parish Library — Genealogy Department in Winnsboro, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for historical items connected with Franklin Parish, including maps, images, documents, family-history material and other locally significant objects or records suitable for display or patron research. This is a specialty local-history donation route, not a general household-goods or thrift

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Vernon Parish Library — Local History Archives

Vernon Parish Library — Local History Archives in Leesville, Louisiana is a physical donation or reuse resource for Vernon Parish historical materials such as yearbooks, photographs, documents, records and other local-history items appropriate for archival preservation. This is a specialty archival program and not a general book, clothing, furniture or household-goods donation point. Staff determine

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