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.

AngelaCARES

Accepts lightly used clothing and household items Monday through Friday during posted hours. Also accepts diapers/Depends and certain basic-needs items; the organization redistributes donated clothing and household items through its community program. About the Organization & Community Impact AngelaCARES is a Jersey City nonprofit focused on supporting vulnerable seniors, caregivers, youth and the wider community.

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Anne’s Thrift Shop – New Jersey Blind Citizens Association

Accepts gently used clothing, shoes, household goods, vintage items and knick-knacks during store hours. Does not accept televisions, VCRs, electronics, furniture, VHS tapes, books or large wall art. About the Organization & Community Impact Anne’s Thrift Shop is connected with the New Jersey Blind Citizens Association, an organization that has served blind, visually impaired and

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Auxiliary of Shore Medical Center Thrift Shop – Marmora

Accepts new and gently used men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, accessories, jewelry, lamps, artwork, china, glassware, housewares and decorative items. Does not accept stained or ripped clothing, strollers, cribs, car seats, used toys, mattresses, box springs, bed pillows, exercise equipment, home or office electronics, or furniture. About the Organization & Community Impact The shop is

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Bridge Thrift Store

Community thrift ministry operating on donated items, including clothing and household donations. The official page confirms donated-goods operations but does not publish a detailed accepted-item or exclusion list. About the Organization & Community Impact Bridge Thrift Store is part of Bridge the Gap, Inc., a nonprofit compassionate ministry associated with Bridgeton First Church of the

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Browse N Shop Thrift Store

About the Organization & Community Impact The Browse N Shop thrift store was established in 1958 in order to provide scholarships for local high school students. We are entirely stocked by donations from our generous community and always in need to volunteers. Save a trip! Call Browse N Shop Thrift Store first to confirm hours

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Capital Thrift

Capital Health Auxiliary resale-by-donation store. Donations may be dropped off during store hours. Official guidance excludes mattresses, bed pillows, broken or moldy items, car seats, cribs, old televisions, building materials, large appliances and other listed restricted goods; call ahead for large items. About the Organization & Community Impact Capital Thrift is operated by the Capital

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Care n’ Share Thrift Shop

Accepts housewares and clean, serviceable clothing during shop hours and after Sunday service. The nonprofit church shop also handles donated toys and books for resale. About the Organization & Community Impact Care n’ Share is a church-sponsored resale ministry of Trinity Presbyterian Church. Trinity’s mission and outreach work is organized around identifying community needs, creating

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CUMAC/ECHO – Clothing Donations

Accepts new and gently used clothing for community distribution. Clothing donations are limited to three bags per drop-off, and donors are instructed to call before bringing items. About the Organization & Community Impact CUMAC is a Paterson-based nonprofit whose mission is to fight hunger and its root causes through a holistic, trauma-informed approach. The organization

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St. Peter’s Thrift Shop

Accepts clothing, shoes, outerwear, special-occasion wear, towels, bedding, kitchen utensils, cookware, games, luggage and other usable goods. Does not accept cribs, infant car seats, mattresses, mattress covers, textbooks, cookbooks or broken/stained toys; call before donating books. About the Organization & Community Impact St. Peter’s Thrift Shop functions as a church-based reuse and outreach program. Shops

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Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity ReStore

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

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