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Need room for new furniture? More space for a new television or computer? A place to unload clothes you haven’t worn in years, or toys the kids have outgrown? If so, bring them to Goodwill of North Georgia’s Ponce de Leon Donation Center in Atlanta (30308). You’ll get rid of some clutter and support our mission to put people to work. The Goodwill Ponce de Leon Donation Center accepts gently used clothing, books, furniture, computers, and all kinds of other household items. Proceeds from your generous donations helps us generate the revenue to fulfill our mission. We look forward to seeing you soon at the Goodwill Ponce de Leon Donation Center.
No matter what your favorite day to shop is, we’ve got you covered. The Goodwill of North Georgia West End Thrift Store in Atlanta (30310) is open seven days a week. Our staff restocks items on the racks and shelves throughout the day, and merchandise on the entire sales floor is refreshed every 21 days. Come visit our Atlanta West End Store for the thrill of a thrifting treasure hunt. You never know what you’ll find.
Need room for new furniture? More space for a new television or computer? A place to unload clothes you haven’t worn in years, or toys the kids have outgrown? If so, bring them to Goodwill of North Georgia’s West End Donation Center in Atlanta (30310). You’ll get rid of some clutter and support our mission to put people to work. The Goodwill West End Donation Center accepts gently used clothing, books, furniture, computers, and all kinds of other household items. Proceeds from your generous donations helps us generate the revenue to fulfill our mission.
Need room for new furniture? More space for a new television or computer? A place to unload clothes you haven’t worn in years, or toys the kids have outgrown? If so, bring them to Goodwill of North Georgia’s Ansley Donation Center in Atlanta (30324). You’ll get rid of some clutter and support our mission to put people to work. The Goodwill Ansley Donation Center accepts gently used clothing, books, furniture, computers, and all kinds of other household items. Proceeds from your generous donations helps us generate the revenue to fulfill our mission.
There are hundreds of American Kidney Services (AKS) donation drop boxes located throughout Atlanta and the surrounding areas. We strive to make donating as easy as possible and, with 24/7drop boxes right in your neighborhood, giving to a worthy local charity has never been more convenient. Just enter your address into our online donation drop off locator to find the donation center or drop box closest to you.
Bring your donations to any of our storefront location in Atlanta, which is attended between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. During non-attended hours, this location is still accessible for donation drop offs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Did you come across clothes that you or your little ones are not able to fit in anymore, or old books that you no longer need or use. Instead of tying them all up in a plastic and dumping them in the trash and be done with it, why not donate it for someone who might need them?
And if you don’t know who to donate it to, here’s a list of 7 places where you can donate your old clothes, books and other preloved items in Singapore to help you! And if you are looking for places for kids to volunteer, don't forget to check out our list of 6 places for kids to volunteer.
Books Beyond Borders is a social enterprise that generates funds from the sale of secondhand books in Singapore. They use all profits after business expenses, as well as community donations, to help improve access to education in some of the most rural parts of Nepal.
Books Beyond Borders accepts donations of adult fiction and nonfiction books written in English. Books must be in good condition, with no mould or torn pages. Popular children’s and teen books, in like-new condition, will also be accepted.
Before packing all your preloved goodies in a bag and leaving them off in the doorstep of the different organizations, you might want to take a look at their website and find out what are the items they accept and do not accept. Also make sure to pack them well before depositing them, for example, wrap your knives and glassware in newspapers before placing them in a bag.
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Moving soon? It’s time to start purging old and unnecessary belongings that you no longer want or need. While it may seem easier to hold on to old stuff rather than taking the time to sort and purge it, we can assure you that it is not. Save yourself the trouble of packing up these non-essentials by donating them to a local charity. After all, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. By giving away items you no longer want, you could be helping others who actually need them. One of the most popular places to donate items is the Salvation Army. Items are sold at the charity’s thrift store locations. Wondering “is there a Salvation Army near me”? We’ve got you covered. Below, you’ll find more information about donating your items to the Salvation Army, as well as details on where to find a drop-off location near you.
The Salvation Army is a faith-based charity that works to serve the needs of communities worldwide. From disaster relief and food pantries to job training and after-school programs, the non-profit Christian organization is one of the most all-encompassing charities in the world. In addition to many other programs and charitable causes, the Salvation Army offers thrift stores (also known as Salvation Army Family Stores), which sells donated goods at discounted prices. Proceeds from the sales are used to fund the organization’s Adult Rehabilitation Centers, which helps those struggling with drugs and alcohol to find “help, hope and a second chance at life.” Salvation Army Family Stores offer new and gently-used merchandise. They also “serve as drop-off locations for donations of clothing, housewares, small furniture, and even used vehicles,” according to the charity.
The Salvation Army accepts a variety of used items, making it the perfect place to donate your unwanted belongings before moving. The Salvation Army accepts furniture, clothing, automobiles, household goods and appliances.
Yes, charitable donations to the Salvation Army are tax-deductible. We recommend saving your donation receipts and itemized list of all donated items for tax purposes. Fortunately, the Salvation Army makes it easy to assign a cash value to donated items. The organization’s Donation Value Guide helps determine the approximate tax-deductible value of commonly donated belongings, including both low and high estimates. The Donation Value Guide includes cash value information for appliances, children’s clothing, furniture, household goods, men’s clothing, miscellaneous and women’s clothing.
It could save you money on the move – The more stuff you have to move, the more expensive the move will cost. Local moves are typically priced based on the number of hours it takes to move your household goods. The more items you have, the longer the move will take. Interstate moves are based on the weight of your belongings. The heavier the load, the more expensive the move will cost. So purging household belongings before the move is one way to save money on both types of moves.
It simplifies the packing process – The less stuff you have to pack, the easier the packing process will be – and the shorter it will take. By donating unnecessary household goods before the move, you’ll be creating a much more efficient unpacking situation after the move as well. Not only will it be easier to unpack and put away your belongings, but it will also take less time than it would if you had to find a home for all of your junk.
It could potentially help someone in need – There’s no reason to trash perfectly good clothing, furniture and other household goods just because you no longer need them. Before you put that unused appliance or box of clothing out on the street, consider donating it to a person in need. Not only do the Salvation Army thrift stores provide gently-used items for those who need them, but the organization also makes good use of the money earned from those donations.
It’s starts your move off on the right foot – There’s nothing worse than a house full of clutter. For those of you with a bit of a hoarding tendency, we know that letting go of items – even if you don’t use them – can be difficult. Trust us when we say, though, that decluttering your home is one of the best things you can do for your mind and your household. For tips on how to purge items before moving, check here.
Goodwill –Goodwill is a nonprofit organization that accepts new and gently-used household items. To donate your belongings before moving, simply drop them off at a local Goodwill Donation Center or schedule a free pick-up.
Dress for Success –Dress for Success accepts gently-used, work-appropriate clothing. This international non-profit organization helps women thrive in the workplace by providing professional attire and development tools to those in need. Examples of items that the organization accepts include nearly-new suits, business appropriate apparel, shoes, handbags, cosmetics and jewelry.
Pickup Please – Pickup Please is one of the easiest donation pick-up programs available. The organization sells gently-used items to generate funding for local, state, and national programs of the VVA. Pickup Please accepts clothing, household goods, appliances, electronics, shoes and more.
"I've been shopping at this Thrift Store since 2001 when my children were small and they were on Huddleston Road. I love to find a great bargain, and CLT has grown into a department store full of bargains! I knew they gave vouchers to people in need through their referral partners, but the generosity of granting all proceeds to local charities is what attracted me to volunteer on their board. In my opinion, this is Fayette County's best place to donate, volunteer, and shop!"
Make us your Mission by donating your gently used clothing and household items. 100% of your contributions will stay LOCAL and help local people. Visit one of our growing number of convenient drop-off sites mapped below.
If our residential clothing pickup is not most convenient for you, try our clothing donation drop boxes. Located all across Texas, many people find this option a very handy way to support their community.
We ask that all donation items be non-breakable and placed in a 13 gallon trash bag. We collect all types of clothing for men, women, and children including hats, belts, shoes, purses and small household items.
Your donations will benefit one of the 75 organizations that host a drop box. The charitable beneficiary for each box is displayed on the front of the box. If there is an additional non-profit organization you wish to support, or to locate the nearest drop box to you, please contact us.