St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky operates four thrift stores and donation centers, along with many blue bin drop-off locations throughout the community St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky is a nonprofit Catholic lay organization serving people in need across Northern Kentucky. It has been operating in the region since 1911.  What they doThey provide

The Toledo Humane Society Thrift Store is a cornerstone of compassionate community support, offering an exceptional destination for donating, shopping, and volunteering—all while directly improving the lives of animals in need. With more than 12,500 square feet of retail space, the store features a thoughtfully curated selection of furniture, jewelry, antiques, collectibles, clothing, artwork, and

Caring Hands Outreach Center is a community-driven nonprofit serving eastern Polk County with compassion, providing food assistance, support services, and hope to neighbors in need. We gladly accept clean, gently used clothing for all ages, shoes, accessories, small household items, furniture, home décor, and more. Donated items should be in good, usable condition so they

What we accept Clean, wearable items keep clothing circulating — and out of landfills. Clothing & outerwear Everyday apparel for men, women, and children Denim, jackets, hoodies, and outdoor gear Winter essentials: coats, gloves, beanies Shoes (pairs only), boots, belts, hats, scarves Please donate items that are clean, dry, and odor-free. We cannot accept wet,

Donations Tuesday through Saturday: 10 am to 4:30 pm What we accept Decor (vases, picture frames, wall art) Kitchenware (dishes, cookware, utensils — clean and intact) Clothing & shoes for all ages (clean, wearable condition) Tools (hand and small power tools in working order) Linens (sheets, towels, tablecloths — clean, no heavy staining) Books (novels,

Turn surplus medical and emergency supplies into meaningful community support across the State of Delaware. As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit resource center, the organization collects essential goods and redistributes them directly to Delaware communities in need. Donate Delaware always accepts personal protective equipment (PPE), hand sanitizer, blankets, wipes, and surgical or exam gloves. The team

The MERP location on the second floor of UPMC Horizon Hospital in Greenville, PA provides an easy, hospital-based donation option for estates throughout Mercer County and beyond. The MERP Program is managed through the UPMC Horizon Community Health Foundation . All equipment donations must be confirmed by MERP.  Please contact us by contact form (below),

The UPMC Horizon Community Foundation Medical Equipment Recycling Program (MERP) in Farrell, Pennsylvania, accepts donations or used medical equipment while supporting Mercer County residents in need. All equipment donations must be confirmed by MERP.  Please contact us by contact form (below), telephone, or email before bringing any medical equipment or supplies. Executors and personal representatives

The Medical Equipment Recycling Program (also known as MERP) is an initiative of the UPMC Horizon Community Health Foundation. The MERP site in New Castle, Pennsylvania, located in the Professional Building at the UPMC Jameson Campus, helps Lawrence County estates donate medical equipment safely and efficiently.  This program is administered through the UPMC Jameson Community

The Salvation Army thrift stores actively accept a wide variety of donated items — as long as they are in decent, usable condition. The Salvation Army is looking for clothing, clean furniture, usable household goods, working appliances/electronics, and general usable items — in a wide range of categories — to stock their thrift stores. Clothing