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.

St. Peter’s OpShop

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

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Ranch Hope Thrift Store

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

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Monmouth County SPCA Thrift Store

Accepts seasonal gently worn men’s and women’s clothing, shoes/accessories, jewelry, home and seasonal decor, housewares, current novels/light reading, pet supplies, collectibles and vintage items. Electronics are accepted only when current and lightly used/new. Does not accept furniture, textbooks/reference books, broken/heavily worn/stained goods, or out-of-season items; donations are limited to two bags/boxes at a time and

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Morris Habitat for Humanity ReStore – Randolph

Accepts excellent-condition, clean and operable appliances, furniture, jewelry, artwork, tools, building supplies, cabinetry, lighting and related resale goods. Appliances are generally limited by age and condition, and some building fixtures must be new. The ReStore lists additional furniture and inventory restrictions; pickup may be available for qualifying items. About the Organization & Community Impact Morris

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Moving Forward Warehouse

Accepts approved donations including furniture, area rugs, artwork, bookcases, couches/loveseats, desks, dining furniture, dressers, lamps, mirrors, dishes, cookware, office/school supplies, gardening tools, games and flat-screen televisions. Does not accept appliances, clothing, books, building supplies, computers, mattresses, power tools or sleeper sofas. Donation approval is required; no unapproved drop-offs. About the Organization & Community Impact Moving

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My Neighbor’s Boutique

Accepts lightly used or tagged high-quality clothing through the church outreach boutique. Donation receiving is limited to published Thursday and Saturday working hours. About the Organization & Community Impact My Neighbor’s Boutique functions as a church-based reuse and outreach program. Shops of this type generally rely on donated goods and volunteer labor to provide affordable

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North Hunterdon Thrift Shop

Accepts new and gently used clothing, shoes, belts, purses, games, books, sheets, blankets, jewelry, glassware, like-new kitchenware and home goods, small furniture and tools, newer working small electronics, coffee makers, small appliances and seasonal items. Does not accept large furniture, mattresses, medical items, computers or TVs. About the Organization & Community Impact North Hunterdon Thrift

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Northern Ocean Habitat for Humanity ReStore

Accepts ReStore donations during posted hours; the program accepts new and gently used furniture, appliances, home accessories, building materials and other resale-ready home goods. Pickup can be requested for qualifying items. Confirm current item eligibility with the donation coordinator before bringing large or unusual items. About the Organization & Community Impact Northern Ocean Habitat for

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Norwescap Food Bank Thrift Store

Accepts new or gently used/like-new household items, clothing and other reusable items for sale in its nonprofit thrift store. Proceeds support Norwescap Food Bank programs; contact the Food Bank with questions about specific items. About the Organization & Community Impact The Norwescap Food Bank Thrift Store supports the organization’s hunger-relief work in northwestern New Jersey.

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Oasis – The Nest Thrift Store

Accepts new and gently used in-season women’s, men’s and children’s clothing, shoes and accessories. Does not accept ripped or stained clothing, used toys or games, luggage, furniture, housewares, used baby equipment, electronics, breast pumps or accessories. About the Organization & Community Impact The Nest is operated by Oasis – A Haven for Women and Children,

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Market Street Mission Clothing Drop-Off – Hilltop Church

Official Market Street Mission satellite donation access point accepting clothing only. This is a drop-off site rather than the main thrift-store donation dock; use the parent organization contact for donation questions. About the Organization & Community Impact Market Street Mission uses donated goods as part of a broader ministry serving people who are homeless, hungry

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