This nonprofit thrift store accepts clothing, furniture, household goods and other usable items. Its official site directs donors to call the thrift store to arrange a drop-off or pickup. Proceeds from donated merchandise support An Angel’s Wing recovery programs and housing services. Because acceptance can depend on space, condition and the nature of a load,

The Lubec Community Outreach Center Thrift Store accepts clothing and shoes, accessories and jewelry, purses, games and toys, hand tools, housewares, working lamps, collectibles, linens and curtains, and limited craft materials and small furniture. Donations are accepted on designated weekdays and staff review items when donors arrive. The store publishes substantial exclusions, including books and

The Community Clothes Closet at Common Unity Place accepts new or gently used clothing, socks, underwear, shoes, boots, jackets, blankets, sheets, curtains and towels. Donations are received during regular Wednesday hours, and an outdoor clothing bin may be available after hours depending on current program status. Large clothing donations should be arranged in advance using

Win-Win’s Dover-Foxcroft donation center accepts clean, gently used clothing and shoes, jewelry and accessories, collectibles, art, seasonal decor, household furniture, lamps, baskets, mirrors, housewares, movies, music, books, sporting equipment and bicycles. Smaller donations may be dropped off while open; larger donations are handled by appointment. Items must be clean and saleable, and the program rejects

Win-Win’s Brewer donation center accepts clean, gently used clothing and shoes, jewelry and accessories, collectibles, art, seasonal decor, household furniture, lamps, baskets, mirrors, housewares, movies, music, books, sporting equipment and bicycles. Smaller donations may be dropped off while open; larger donations require an appointment. Items must be clean and saleable, and the program rejects goods

United Methodist Economic Ministry operates a thrift shop at its Howland location with housewares, decor, clothing and other reusable goods. The organization identifies thrift shops as one of its core services and describes the Howland store as part of its two-location rural economic ministry. The Howland shop has a limited weekly schedule, including some Saturdays

The Salvation Army Newport Family Store accepts donations by appointment and operates as a Family Store serving the Newport area. Salvation Army Family Stores resell usable clothing, furniture, household goods, sporting equipment, books, electronics and other donated goods, subject to local acceptance rules. Because this location requires an appointment for donations, executors and families should

Maine Veterans’ Homes accepts qualifying gifts in kind for resident use at its Homes. The organization gives examples such as DVDs, magazines and books and instructs donors to contact the Development Team about current needs and restrictions before making an in-kind contribution. Gifts may be delivered to a Maine Veterans’ Home, and this row represents

Stockton Springs Community Library accepts new or lightly used books, DVD audiobooks and videos on a limited seasonal basis for its annual fundraiser, typically during the last week of May. The official funding page states that the library may refuse material because of condition or limited space and is not presently able to accept large

Project Fresh Start collects gently used or new household goods and redistributes them at no cost to people establishing homes after hardship or homelessness. Accepted categories include bedding, towels, curtains, rugs, furniture, couches and chairs, tables, bed frames, clean mattresses, dressers, small kitchen appliances, dishes, cookware, and clean children’s toys and books. Donation drop-off is

Carver Memorial Library accepts donated materials that may be added to the library collection or placed in its ongoing book sale to raise funds. The official support page confirms material donations as one of the ways the public can support the library and directs donors to contact the library for more information. Because the current

Partners for Peace accepts physical wish-list donations for survivors of domestic violence and permits arranged drop-off at this office. Current needs emphasize new household basics and personal-care goods, with some small furniture and appliances accepted by advance arrangement. The organization asks donors to call or email before organizing a drive so staff can identify the