Need to make a donations...for my clothing, electric items and furniture..?

Question

I need to donate my items to charity.. but i have call come they say do not accept furniture.

my items all in good condition..

please help.. advice me who should i contact..?/ is very wasted if i throw away..

i not aim to earn .. just give for free..

thanks

Answer 1

i agree with the first post freecycle is a great site i think every town has one or has one close by......................another thing is your local churces some  will take it all to help families  who have lost all to fire flood etc

Answer 2

can you email me for this i might help you to let someone pick it up [e-mail]

Answer 3

Please try St. Vincent de Paul in your area, they do take furniture.  also Habitat for Humanity takes furniture and electric items.

Answer 4

I don't know what country you're in so if you're in the United States, here are a couple of websites that list charities wanting donated clothing and furniture:

http://www.justgive.org/html/ways/ways7....

http://www.charityguide.org/volunteer/fi...

http://www.help1up.org/

In Canada:

http://www.charityvillage.com/cv/charity...

http://www.homemakers.com/Life&Times/bal...

Both US and Canada:

http://www.valuevillage.com/donate/howto...

In the U.K.:

http://www.frn.org.uk/donate.asp

http://www.furniturenow.org.uk/donate.ht...

Answer 5

Why not give it to a local homeless shelter.After the people learn to find a job,save money,get an apartment,they help them with furniture.Easy!

Answer 6

i work for caramore. its a place were we help young adalts with mental illness get back into yhe community. we teach them work ethics then get them an apt. sometimes tey don't have any furniture. we have a web site..    caramore.org       THANKS

Answer 7

www.freecycle.com

find your city and post the items online....someone will call and come pick them up for free.

Answer 8

I do not know where you are but try Yahoo.com go to left margin and click groups and see if there is a freecycle groupm in your area.

If you are in the US try Habitat for Humanity thrift store or Salvation Army  you can also check and see if there is any other charity thrift shop in your town or call a few churches in a poorer area of town ane  see if they know someone in need.