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Home›Tech Advice›Skip the Craigslist Meetup: 7 Charities That Pick Up Old Furniture for Free

Skip the Craigslist Meetup: 7 Charities That Pick Up Old Furniture for Free

By Matthew Lynch
July 10, 2023
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Introduction:

When it comes to getting rid of old furniture, Craigslist may be the first platform that comes to mind. However, meeting up with strangers can be unsafe, and you may not receive much compensation for your donation. Instead, you can turn to charities that offer free pick-ups services for your old furniture. This way, you contribute to a good cause, help those in need, and even get tax deductions for the donations. Here are seven amazing charities that take your used furniture off your hands for free.

1. The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army is one of the largest and most popular charity organizations, which has helped millions of people worldwide. They accept a wide range of furniture in good condition and provide free pickup services in many areas. Visit their website or call their toll-free number to schedule a pick up and give your old furniture a second life.

2. Habitat for Humanity ReStore

This non-profit organization builds safe and affordable housing for those in need. Proceeds from ReStore sales are used to fund housing projects by using gently-used furniture donations. Visit their website, find the nearest ReStore location near you, and call to schedule a free pickup.

3. Goodwill

Goodwill is well-known for helping people with disabilities by offering job training and employment placement services. Donations are resold at low prices at Goodwill stores or on their auction website. The proceeds help improve lives by providing job opportunities to community members. Contact your local Goodwill store to see if they offer free pickup services.

4. Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA)

This organization supports Vietnam veterans, regardless of whether they served overseas or domestically. They accept most household items, including furniture in good condition. Their free pickup service is available in various locations throughout the United States; simply visit their website and schedule your pick-up online.

5. The Arc

The Arc is dedicated to helping people with intellectual and developmental disabilities have fulfilling lives. They accept gently used furniture, and the proceeds from their thrift stores go towards offering necessary services to people with disabilities. Visit their website or contact your local chapter to inquire about free pickup services.

6. Furniture Bank Network

Furniture banks are local nonprofits that provide gently-used furniture to families in need at low or no cost. These banks sustain themselves through donations, volunteer work, and community partnerships. Visit the Furniture Bank Network’s website to find one near you and schedule a pick-up for your donation.

7. Amvets National Service Foundation

Amvets (American Veterans) National Service Foundation is committed to helping veterans and their families live better lives through education, job training, and housing assistance programs. They accept donations of various household items, including gently used furniture. Depending on your location, this organization may provide free pick-up services after scheduling it through their website or calling their toll-free number.

Conclusion:

Next time you find yourself needing a new home for your old furniture, check out these charities that not only provide convenient pick-up services but also contribute significantly to their communities and those in need. So skip the Craigslist meetup and make a difference by donating to these worthy causes instead!

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