Accepts donations of new arts and crafts supplies; tickets to museums; sports and entertainment events. Accepts monetary donations to support youth group programming and services. Donated items are never resold.

Donations of furniture and household items are accepted.

Accepts used cellular phones. Works with partners to recycle cellular phones appropriately.

Provides a variety of information accessible to individuals who are unable to read print materials. Operating over the side-band of WYSU-FM. Specially tuned receivers are provided free of charge to qualified listeners. Staff and volunteers read newspapers, periodicals and host talk shows so that individuals who are sight impaired have access to news and entertainment. Also available worldwide through streaming service on any computer, tablet or smartphone through Amazon Alexa.

Accepts donations of new and gently used clothing and shoes, household items such as linens and small appliances, and personal items for distribution at the agency's Kenmore Free Store.

Receives and stores items donated to the organization for resale. Provides assistance unloading donations. Accepts new and used donations of the following: clothing, small appliances in working condition, furniture, kitchenware (cookware, dishes, silverware), musical instruments in working condition, and sports equipment in working condition. These donated items are resold. Accepts donation of new or gently used backpacks, children's books, stuffed animals, and toys and new school supplies, underwear, socks, and toiletries; these donated items are not resold.

Accepts donations of new and used battery-operated toys. Toys are adapted by the agency so that children with disabilities may use them. Toys should have only one or two switches (such as an on/off switch and an activation switch). Donated items are never resold.

Provides personal care items to those in need.

Accepts donations of new and used clothing, appliances (large and small), bedding/linen, furniture, kitchenware, mattresses, office furniture, sports equipment, toys, videos/DVDs/CDs, household, gardening, and work tools. Accepts donations of all types of food, unopened cleaning products, personal care supplies, new office, arts and crafts, special event tickets, and school supplies. All items must be in working condition. Donated items are never resold.

Provides a truck to pick up donations. Commonly donated items include Clothing, Furniture, Automobiles, Household Goods and Appliances.

Accepts donations of (children's and African), musical instruments. Accepts donations of special event tickets. All items must be in working order. Donated items are never resold.

Accepts donations of new, gently-used and like-new items, such as clothing for men, women, and children, shoes, handbags, jewelry, toys, books, housewares, artwork/decorative items, and other miscellaneous items. DOES NOT ACCEPT stuffed animals, bedding (including pillows, comforters or items stuffed with batting), large furniture or large items.

Sells at low cost a variety of items (clothing, household goods, furniture, books, etc.) which have been donated to Goodwill Industries. Proceeds from sales benefit Goodwill's rehabilitation programs for the handicapped. Accepts donated items which are in good clean usable condition. Items may be dropped off during store hours.

Offering no contact, self-service drop-offs at retail locations. Donation assistants can also assist with unloading if needed.

Accept estate donations and vehicle or property donations.

Offering no contact, self-service drop-offs at retail locations. Donation assistants can also assist with unloading if needed.

Accepts donations of gently used clothing, housewares, small appliances, musical instruments, small appliances (such as toasters and dvd players), books, shoes, toys, sports equipment, and kitchen items. Donated items are resold.

Provides low cost computers and computer training to Ohioans with disabilities. *Computers are limited to one per household, every three years.

Accepts donations of spots equipment, building supplies and materials, arts and crafts supplies, and office supplies to be used by the Boy Scouts of America Great Trail Council and at their various camps. Donated items are never resold.

Maintains list of Blessing Boxes throughout Huron County, which are supplied through donation and maintained by volunteers. Items are non-persihables foods that include canned items (soups, sauces, meat/fish, vegetables, beans) as well as boxed/bottled items (peanut butter, nuts, rice, pasta, powdered milk, bottled water). Blessing Boxes currently at the following locations: * Collins United Methodist Church. 4290 Hartland Center Rd, Collins. * Gaymont Nursing Home. 66 Norwood Ave, Norwalk. * IVY. 21 North Hester St, Norwalk. * Norwalk Catholic. 31 Milan Ave, Norwalk. * Norwalk Eagles Club. 151 Cline St, Norwalk. * Norwalk Elks Lodge 730. 2949 US 250, Norwalk. * Olena Blessing Box. 540 US 250 South, Olena. * St Mary's. 38 W League St, Norwalk - box located by the rectory off of Baker St, behind the church. * St Peter Evangelical Lutheran. 243 Benedict Ave, Norwalk. * Victory Baptist Church. 132 Gallup Ave, Norwalk. * Willard Church of the Nazarene. 4414 Townline Rd 12, Willard. * Mercy Hospital. 1100 Neal Zick Rd, Willard - box located outside emergency room entrance. * St Paul's. 285 W Main St, Bellevue. * Bellevue Assembly Church. 770 Kilbourne St, Bellevue. * Monroeville UCC. 29 Chapel St, Monroeville - box located on east entry side. * Trinity Lutheran Church. 212 W Broad St, Monroeville. * Monroeville Public Library. 34 Monroe St, Monroeville. * Second Christian Church. 41 N Maple St, New London. * St Anthony's. 145 S Center St, Milan. * List last updated in Norwalk Reflector on Nov 4, 2025.

Accepts donations of one or more tickets for sporting events, theatrical performances and other special events for all age groups. Tickets may be given to non-profits or auctioned off to benefit United Way of Greater Cleveland, but they are not resold.

Strives to develop a community of diverse leaders committed to raising awareness and seeking solutions to overcome poverty, racism, and social injustice. A faith-based organization providing leadership and advocacy training for its members.

Dine in only meal, fellowshp, information, referral and prayer (as requested).

Offers low-cost new and gently used building items for home improvement or construction.

Locks of Love provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children 21 years and younger suffering from long-term medical hair loss. They meet a unique need for children by using donated hair to create the highest quality hair prosthetics. Most of the children helped by Locks of Love have lost their hair due to a medical condition called alopecia areata, which has no know cause or cure. The prostheses provide help to restore self-esteem and confidence, enabling them to face the world and their peers.