Accepts clean, gently used donated items including clothing, accessories, housewares, books and vintage items. Donations support the parish thrift program. About the Organization & Community Impact St. Clare’s Thrift Shop functions as a church-based reuse and outreach program. Shops of this type generally rely on donated goods and volunteer labor to provide affordable clothing and

Accepts selected clean, saleable donated goods during stated hours. Published exclusions include children’s items, sporting goods, damaged goods, old linens, luggage, medical/handicap items, furniture, most electronics and office supplies; review current rules before donating. About the Organization & Community Impact St. Elsie’s Thrift Shop functions as a church-based reuse and outreach program. Shops of this

Accepts donated new or used durable medical equipment for redistribution, including mobility and other assistive equipment accepted by the ministry. Donation arrangements are by appointment; donors should call before bringing equipment. About the Organization & Community Impact St. James Eatontown Medical Equipment Ministry operates as a medical-equipment reuse resource rather than a conventional thrift store.

Accepts new or gently used clean furniture, apparel and shoes, jewelry and accessories, kitchenware, dishes, cookware, small countertop appliances, home goods, antiques/collectibles, seasonal decor, linens, comforters/quilts, books, CDs/DVDs/records, and unopened games. Large furniture should be confirmed before bringing. Does not accept mattresses/box springs, large appliances, TVs, microwaves, or baby/children’s clothing and toys. About the Organization

Accepts donated household and kitchen items, men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, and seasonal decorations/supplies. The shop is in the house next to Saint John’s Church and asks the public to contribute usable donated goods. About the Organization & Community Impact St. John’s Thrift Shop functions as a church-based reuse and outreach program. Shops of this

Accepts new or gently used clean furniture, apparel and shoes, jewelry and accessories, kitchenware, dishes, cookware, small countertop appliances, home goods, antiques/collectibles, seasonal decor, linens, comforters/quilts, books, CDs/DVDs/records, and unopened games. Large furniture should be confirmed before bringing. Does not accept mattresses/box springs, large appliances, TVs, microwaves, or baby/children’s clothing and toys. About the Organization

Accepts clothing and household goods in good condition. Clothing should be clean and sellable, and housewares should be working and free of chips or cracks. The organization routes categories such as books/media, children’s used toys and electronic waste to other organizations rather than accepting them for this thrift shop. About the Organization & Community Impact

Accepts new or gently used clean furniture, apparel and shoes, jewelry and accessories, kitchenware, dishes, cookware, small countertop appliances, home goods, antiques/collectibles, seasonal decor, linens, comforters/quilts, books, CDs/DVDs/records, and unopened games. Large furniture should be confirmed before bringing. Does not accept mattresses/box springs, large appliances, TVs, microwaves, or baby/children’s clothing and toys. About the Organization

Accepts new and gently used clothing size 3 and up, handbags, jewelry, home goods, vintage collectibles, art and small wood furniture. Does not accept children’s toys, infant clothing, baby gear, or torn/damaged items. About the Organization & Community Impact St. Peter’s OpShop functions as a church-based reuse and outreach program. Shops of this type generally

Accepts gently used furniture, clothing, shoes, jewelry, books, toys, household items, bikes, dishware/flatware, small musical instruments, paintings and tools. Furniture donors must contact the store; donations are accepted only during designated Tuesday and Saturday hours. About the Organization & Community Impact Ranch Hope states that its thrift store is a vital part of how it

Accepts clean, functional, resale-ready household items, furniture and home-improvement goods. Donation drop-off is available during posted hours; larger quantities and furniture should be scheduled in advance. Pickup is available for qualifying donations, and pickup items must be placed outside because drivers do not enter residences. About the Organization & Community Impact Raritan Valley Habitat for

Accepts donated clothing for its nonprofit thrift store and clothing-donation program. The Mission also provides clothing drop-off boxes; this row represents the physical Trenton Mission/thrift-store location. About the Organization & Community Impact The Rescue Mission of Trenton uses its thrift store as both a community resource and a funding stream for its core programs. The