Accepts donations of gently used clothing, shoes and accessories, jewelry and watches, small appliances, kitchen items, home décor, exercise and outdoor tools, games, stuffed animals, toys, books, vinyl records, tapes, CDs, videos, DVDs, and furniture (such as chairs, tables, nightstands, bookcases - does not take large furniture such as bed frames or couches). Donated items are resold.

Provides a food pantry of shelf-stable food and fresh produce. * Pantry provided through partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank.

Thrift store selling clothing, household goods, kitchenware, and furniture. Accepts donations of clothing, household goods, kitchenware, and computers.

Provides guidance and interaction, recreation, socialization, the arts, field trips and events.

Accepts donations of unexpired, non-persishable food, in manufacturers sealed packaging. Donated items are never resold.

Accepts donated books and magazines.

Accepts donations of the following new and used items in working condition: clothing, bedding/linen, furniture, kitchenware (cookware, dishes, silverware), office furniture, arts/crafts supplies, books/magazines, safety helmets, cleaning products, small appliances, canes/walkers, eyeglasses, wheelchairs, cell phones, computers (All hard drives on the donated computers are wiped clean), office equipment, musical instruments, sports equipment, toys, videos/DVDs/CDs, infant/child car seats, and household, gardening, and work tools. Will only accept Flat Screen T.V.s no big back televisions. Donated items are resold to support Goodwill programs.

Offers pet food pantry assistance to those in need.

Provides 5 days of food to eligible clients.

(For books, DVDs, and CDs): Accepts donations of both new and used items. Does not accept magazines. Items become part of the library's collection whenever possible. Some donated items are resold. (For knitting supplies and knitted outerwear): Accepts yarn, knitting needles, and crochet hooks as well as knitted hats, gloves, scarves, socks, blankets, and baby clothes.

Accepts arts and crafts supplies. Some of the items needed include magazines, cardstock, glue sticks, hot glue, and sharpie pens.

Operates a food pantry for the general public on a first come first serve basis. Provides 3 meals of food for family. Accepts donations of food for the pantry.

Accepts donations of diapers, new personal care supplies for adults, new arts/crafts supplies, school supplies, special event tickets, and non-perishable food. These donated items are never resold.

Electric Partnership Program helps to improve the electric efficiency of eligible households. Performs in-home audits and installs appropriate electric energy efficiency measures to reduce electric usage. Community Connections program provides and in-home engergy use evaluation and energy saving home improvements such as appliance testing and possible replacement and energy education. Energy efficiency kits containing LED light bulbs, night lights, smart strips and furnace whistles).

Accepts donated books and magazines.

Provide temporary shelter for single women and women with children who are homeless. Length of stay is 30 days with goal of moving to stable housing. Assistance with finding permanent housing and other resources.

Accepts donations of new building materials/supplies, computers, office equipment, office supplies, personal care items, arts and crafts supplies, toys, infant/child car seats, and bicycle helmets. Accepts donations of both new and used books/magazines (youth), sports equipment, DVDs/CDs, school supplies (youth), household tools, household gardening and work tools. All items must be in working condition. Donated items are not resold.

Accepts donations of the following new and used items in working condition: clothing, bedding/linen, furniture, kitchenware (cookware, dishes, silverware), office furniture, arts/crafts supplies, books/magazines, safety helmets, cleaning products, small appliances, canes/walkers, eyeglasses, wheelchairs, cell phones, computers (All hard drives on the donated computers are wiped clean), office equipment, musical instruments, sports equipment, toys, videos/DVDs/CDs, infant/child car seats, and household, gardening, and work tools. Will only accept Flat Screen T.V.s no big back televisions. Donated items are resold to support Goodwill programs.

The Village of Johnstown has a posted, designated, Internet purchase exchange location in front of the Village Administration office at 599 South Main Street that is under 24/7 video surveillance by the Johnstown Police Department. If you use the meeting spot be sure to park near the sign to ensure you are adequately captured by the camera system. If you make an Internet purchase and need a safe, secure, and recorded location to meet, they recommend using this mett-up spot.

Picks up donations of used furniture, clothing, and other household items which are resold in Family Stores to support Salvation Army programs. Items accepted include: - Clothing and shoes (men, women, children - all types and sizes). - Furniture. - Appliances in working order. - Linens and all bedding items. - Draperies and curtains. - Housewares and glassware. - Electronics such as radios, televisions, stereos, computers, and small appliances. - Books. - Jewelry. - Toys and games. - Sporting goods.

Accepts donations of almost any items you take out of your home. Especially needed are doors, windows, cabinets (kitchen or other) and working appliances ( 10 years or less). But any building or remodeling material that's in good shape can be recycled through the ReStore, saving you dumping costs and providing a tax deduction as well. Equally important, your donations will go back into the community to help people who are upgrading their homes. The ReStore resells your new or used items (as well as corporate donations) for 50% to 70% off retail prices. All operating profits from ReStore sales go into Habitat's building program, helping provide adequate housing for Mount Vernon families. ReStore does provide donation pickup services once a week when scheduled in advance. Please contact our office for more information.

Accepts donations of food and personal hygiene items.

In Delaware County Goodwill partners with the Delaware County Hunger Alliance. Food donations may be dropped off at any of the five Delaware County Goodwill locations. All collections will go to the Delaware County Hunger Alliance who will then distribute them to local food pantries throughout the county.Created in 2012 by the United Way of Delaware County and Delaware General Health District, the Delaware County Hunger Alliance is a cross sector collaboration of community partners committed to connecting our neighbors in need with services that provide access to healthy food options, nutrition education, and resources that promote economic stability.

Operates a food pantry for the general public on a first come first serve basis. Provides 3 meals of food for family. Accepts donations of food for the pantry.

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