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.

Market Street Mission Clothing Drop-Off – Chatham Recycle Center

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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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newark ReStore – Fairfield

Accepts new or very gently used resale-ready furniture plus selected building/home-improvement materials such as sheet goods, tools, new windows, hardware and related household items; also accepts some new tagged clothing, boxed shoes, jewelry and bags. Items must be clean, operable and in excellent condition. Does not accept used clothing/linens/shoes, child gear/toys, TVs/computers/stereos, paint/chemicals/pesticides, siding, bricks/pavers/stones,

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Market Street Mission Clothing Drop-Off – Chester Municipal Building

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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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newark ReStore – Kenilworth

Accepts new or very gently used resale-ready furniture plus selected building/home-improvement materials such as sheet goods, tools, new windows, hardware and related household items; also accepts some new tagged clothing, boxed shoes, jewelry and bags. Items must be clean, operable and in excellent condition. Does not accept used clothing/linens/shoes, child gear/toys, TVs/computers/stereos, paint/chemicals/pesticides, siding, bricks/pavers/stones,

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Habitat for Humanity of South Central New Jersey ReStore – Maple Shade

Accepts reusable furniture, home goods, appliances, construction and home-improvement materials, and other resale-ready items. Larger furniture and appliances may qualify for pickup; residential pickup is scheduled in advance and donors are asked to place items in an accessible ground-level, porch, or garage location. About the Organization & Community Impact Habitat for Humanity of South Central

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Habitat for Humanity of Southern Ocean County ReStore

Accepts furniture, working appliances generally seven years old or newer, cabinets, countertops, lighting, tools, hardware, decor, kitchenware, artwork, books, clean linens, building materials, doors and windows. Does not accept mattresses, box springs, damaged goods, exercise equipment, stained or damaged upholstery or baby equipment; clothing and shoes may be placed in the store donation bin. About

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Habitat for Humanity Salem County NJ ReStore

Accepts many home and building donations including air conditioners, bricks, cabinets, doors, drywall, dryers, fans, faucets, flooring, furniture, hardware, lighting, lumber, microwaves, plumbing supplies, sofas, refrigerators, roofing, shelving, sinks, stoves, tile, toilets, tools, dishwashers and windows. Does not accept broken/rusted items, toxic or special-disposal materials, chemicals/liquids, unframed mirrors, paint/pesticides, mattresses, or tires. Drop-off and pickup

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Harvey’s Closet – Harvey Memorial United Methodist Church

Accepts gently used clothing, clean working small appliances, household items and jewelry during the published Saturday donation period. About the Organization & Community Impact Harvey’s Closet – Harvey Memorial United Methodist Church 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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Heavenly Finds Thrift Shop

Accepts clean, excellent-condition resale goods including seasonal clothing, shoes, handbags, jewelry, accessories, housewares, small kitchen appliances, glassware, dish sets, cookware, art, decor, games, puzzles and small toys. Does not accept furniture, linens or bedding, car seats, books, large toys, televisions, monitors, printers or other listed oversized/electronic items. About the Organization & Community Impact Heavenly Finds

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Holly Auxiliary Thrift Shop

Southern Ocean Medical Center auxiliary thrift shop accepting donations Tuesday through Friday during posted hours. Official guidance lists clothing, shoes/accessories, housewares, small appliances, books, records, videos, games and puzzles, with exclusions including mattresses, encyclopedias, computers, printers and bowling balls; confirm children’s-item acceptance because the current page contains conflicting wording. About the Organization & Community Impact

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HomeFront Donation Center

Accepts items on its current needs list, including clothing and shoes, linens, pots, pans, dish and silverware sets, small working appliances, reusable grocery bags and selected baby items. Furniture and vehicles require pre-approval; donors should follow the current list because unlisted or unapproved items may be declined. About the Organization & Community Impact HomeFront is

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