This St. Martin Parish Library branch is covered by the library system’s Collection Development Policy governing gifts and donations. The policy allows unrestricted, irrevocable gifts, donations, and contributions to be accepted by the Library Director and says donated materials are evaluated under the same selection standards used for purchased materials. Useful items that are not

This St. Martin Parish Library branch is covered by the library system’s Collection Development Policy governing gifts and donations. The policy allows unrestricted, irrevocable gifts, donations, and contributions to be accepted by the Library Director and says donated materials are evaluated under the same selection standards used for purchased materials. Useful items that are not

This St. Martin Parish Library branch is covered by the library system’s Collection Development Policy governing gifts and donations. The policy allows unrestricted, irrevocable gifts, donations, and contributions to be accepted by the Library Director and says donated materials are evaluated under the same selection standards used for purchased materials. Useful items that are not

This St. John the Baptist Parish Library branch is part of a four-location system with an official material-donation program. The library states that it accepts fiction and nonfiction books, local-history and genealogy books, craft books, cookbooks, DVDs, and audiobooks on CD. It does not accept magazines, encyclopedia sets, legal books, textbooks, moldy or damaged books,

This St. John the Baptist Parish Library branch is part of a four-location system with an official material-donation program. The library states that it accepts fiction and nonfiction books, local-history and genealogy books, craft books, cookbooks, DVDs, and audiobooks on CD. It does not accept magazines, encyclopedia sets, legal books, textbooks, moldy or damaged books,

This St. John the Baptist Parish Library branch is part of a four-location system with an official material-donation program. The library states that it accepts fiction and nonfiction books, local-history and genealogy books, craft books, cookbooks, DVDs, and audiobooks on CD. It does not accept magazines, encyclopedia sets, legal books, textbooks, moldy or damaged books,

Andwell operates this Auburn hospice thrift store as a community resale outlet supporting patient care. The organization’s current site confirms that donations are accepted Tuesday through Friday during posted daytime drop-off hours and asks donors not to leave items outside when the store is closed. The current page does not publish a detailed item-by-item acceptance

Catholic Charities Maine operates the Sanford Threads of Hope thrift store as a physical donation location. The official page states that donations are accepted during designated weekday hours and that Threads of Hope sells secondhand clothing, furniture, shoes, handbags, dishes, lamps, art, and other reusable household items. Donation acceptance is subject to the store’s current

Work First operates Touch of Class thrift stores in Farmington and accepts public donations under specific handling rules. The current site states that clean, lightly used clothing is accepted at the 309 Wilton Road donation bins during operating hours, while other household donations may be brought to the shops and evaluated by staff. Large bags

Catholic Charities Maine operates this Threads of Hope location as a thrift-store donation point. The official location page states that the store accepts donations on designated days and sells secondhand clothing, furniture, shoes, handbags, dishes, lamps, art, and other household goods. Donated property should be usable and suitable for resale; donation hours are narrower than

The Greater Portland ReStore accepts donated new and used home-related goods for resale, with proceeds supporting Habitat for Humanity’s affordable-housing work in Greater Portland. The current ReStore page lists building materials, furniture, appliances, kitchen and bathroom cabinets, doors and windows, tools and hardware, and flooring among the types of merchandise handled. Donation drop-off is available

Catholic Charities Maine operates this Threads of Hope location as a thrift-store donation point. The official location page states that the store accepts donations on designated days and sells secondhand clothing, furniture, shoes, handbags, dishes, lamps, art, and other household goods. Donated property should be usable and suitable for resale; donation hours are narrower than