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

The Thrift Store in Covington is a volunteer-led nonprofit resale shop that explicitly invites the public to donate new and gently used merchandise. Its website describes a changing selection of secondhand and home-related finds but does not publish a detailed current acceptance or exclusion matrix. For estate use, clothing, ordinary home goods and other clean

Janet’s Korner Thrift Store, operated by Community Christian Concern in Slidell, accepts clean donated goods in good repair. Its official page lists clothing, shoes, household items, small furniture such as chairs and end tables, jewelry, purses and wallets, small appliances, antiques and collectibles, some electronics, tools, bicycles and scooters. Donations are received on Tuesdays and

St. Francis Animal Sanctuary Thrift Store in Mandeville accepts physical donations on specified weekdays during posted receiving hours. Its organization materials identify useful categories including kitchen and dishware, glassware, cutlery, pots and pans, clothing, jewelry and accessories, vintage or antique pieces, small electronics, small furniture, lamps, linens and fabrics, and shoes. The store has stated

REACH ReSale in Mandeville accepts clothing, shoes, accessories and jewelry; purses, bags and luggage; antiques and collectibles; sporting and exercise equipment; housewares and small appliances; furniture and décor; tools; planters; and yard art. Donations are received Tuesday through Saturday during designated daytime hours. The store does not accept mattresses, built-in appliances, medical supplies, car parts,

The St. Vincent de Paul Westbank thrift store in Marrero accepts gently used items that can be sold as-is. Its official thrift-store page specifically lists gently used clothing, shoes and accessories for men, women and children, along with a variety of household goods and décor. The store also sells furniture and other reusable merchandise. Donors

The Salvation Army’s official Louisiana location page lists a Shreveport Thrift Store at 147 East Stoner Avenue. Salvation Army thrift operations are designed to receive reusable donated goods, including gently used clothing, household items, furniture, electronics, books and related resale merchandise. For an estate donation, item condition and local capacity remain important: donors should verify

The Salvation Army’s official Louisiana location finder lists the Monroe Corps Thrift Store at 145 Reagan Street in West Monroe. Salvation Army thrift stores accept gently used physical goods to support their charitable programs; typical accepted resale categories include clothing, furniture, household goods, electronics, books, music and movies. Because acceptance can depend on local storage,

Transformations Thrift Store in West Monroe accepts furniture, operable appliances, operable electronics, home décor, clothing for all genders and ages, and toys for babies and children. Its rotating inventory also includes tools, sporting goods, media, books, kitchen items and other household merchandise. Donations are accepted during store hours, and the organization offers scheduled pickup for

This St. Mary Parish Library branch is a physical location in a system that accepts donations of books and other library materials. The library’s official FAQ explains that material gifts become the unconditional property of the library and may be added to the collection or otherwise disposed of under its Collection Development Policy. The library

This Pointe Coupee Parish Library branch is a physical drop-off option for donated books. The library’s official support information says donors may bring a book or books to any branch and that parish membership is not required to make a book donation. The system is especially interested in adding useful books to its collection, and