Accepts donations of the following items in new and used condition: clothing, small appliances in working condition, bedding/linen, furniture, kitchenware (cookware, dishes, silverware). Some donated items are resold and others are donated to families in need.

Accepts donations of new and gently used clothing, kitchenware, linens, blankets, sheets, shoes, cleaning products, and personal hygiene items. Items are distributed in the agency's free store and are never resold.

Accepts donations of food (baby food and formula, frozen food, non-perishable foods, nutritional supplements such as Ensure, and perishable foods), new and used clothing (clean only) for all ages, new and used small appliances in working condition, new and used bedding/linen, new and used cleaning products, new and used furniture and home furnishings, new and used kitchenware (cookware, dishes, silverware), new and used cell phones in working condition, new and used computers in working condition, new and used office equipment in working condition, new and used office supplies, new personal care supplies, new and used musical instruments in working condition, special events tickets, new and used toys in good condition, new and used videos/DVDs/CDs in working condition, new and used infant/child car seats in working condition, new and used bike safety helmets, new and used school supplies, and new and used automobiles in working condition. Donated items are never resold, with the possible exception of automobiles.

Accepts new and gently-used bedtime items for infants, toddlers, boys and girls up to age 17. Items include blankets, pillows, pajamas, sleepwear, stuffed animals, toothbrushes, and toothpaste. Items are distributed to area shelters and other non-profit agencies. The agencies determine how the items will be distributed.

Serves the affordable housing need across Mahoning, Columbiana and Trumbull counties. Focuses on new/rehab homes for Habitat partner families. To buy a home from Habitat for Humanity, families must have ability to pay, a housing need and the willingness to partner with up to 500 volunteer hours. Relies on volunteers to succeed in local mission.

Accepts non-perishable, nonexpired foods for distribution at the Caring Heart Food Pantry. Also accepts donations of new and gently used clothing and household goods.

Accepts donations of new kitchenware, bedding/linen, cleaning products and personal grooming supplies. Also accepted are new items for the bedroom and bathroom. Donated items are never resold. Furniture is not accepted.

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.

Donations of furniture and household items are accepted.

HARP Mission has an ongoing need for donated items of all kinds. Household Goods - Kitchen ware (glasses, silverware, pots/pans/cooking utensils) - Appliances - Towels - Bedding – all sizes Furniture - Beds (all sizes) - Bed frames - Dressers and Wardrobes - End tables - Couches - Recliner Chairs - Dining room tables & chairs Infant Supplies - Cloth and disposable diapers - Layettes Hygiene Kits School Kits: -4 Notebooks of wide or college-ruled paper. No loose-leaf paper. -One pair blunt scissors -One Ruler -One pencil sharpener -Size new pencils -One eraser -12 sheets of assorted construction paper -One box of 16 or 24 crayons -One cloth bag or backpack -Calculators for high school students Flood Buckets Building Materials Home Improvement Store Gift Cards Items for tool trailer and Job Training – click for more information Miscellaneous - Bicycles - Sports Equipment. Visit website at www.harpcaldwell.org/copy-of-how-to-give-back for detailed list of items.

Sells and accepts donations of home goods and furnishings; entertainment and hobby items; fashion accessories; pet items; books; toys; holiday decor; vintage items; and new, unopened bath and body items. Proceeds benefit the Humane Society of Summit County. Visit the website for details. Does not accept: - Medium and large household appliances. - Baby furniture. - Office electronics. - Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) televisions or computer monitors. - Heaters, appliances, or any item that uses liquid fuel such as kerosene, gasoline, diesel, propane, and so forth. - Sleeper sofas, waterbeds, mattresses, box springs or bed pillows. - Clothing, shoes, or hats. - Building materials. - Automotive parts. - Paint or chemicals of any kind. - Encyclopedias. - Any broken/non-working item. - Any game or toy missing parts.

Accepts donations of gently used clothing (infant-adult sizes) and household items (books, toys, dishes, linens, baby items, etc.).

Accepts donations of different items such as items for babies such as diapers, wipes, baby furniture, etc. They also accept donations of items for hygiene kits such as tooth brushes, soap, wipes, deodorant, socks, blankets, menstruation pads, grooming supplies, etc. All items must be unused and unopened.

Accepts donations of non-perishable, perishable, and frozen food, baby food and formula, new and used animal supplies, new and used clothing, small appliances, bedding/linen, cleaning products, furniture, kitchen ware including cookware, dishes, and silverware, computers, office equipment and furniture (except metal desks and filing cabinets), office supplies, books, personal grooming supplies, musical instruments, sports equipment, toys, videos, CDs, DVDs, infant/child car seats, bike helmets, household tools and equipment, and household gardening tools. Items must be in working condition. Donated food items are never resold; other items are often resold.

Accepts donations of diapers, wipes, and formula, new and used maternity clothing and clothing for infants and children up to two years old, strollers, high chairs, essential baby items and NEW car seats. Donated items are never resold. Donated items must be in "like new" condition.

Accepts donations of new and used building materials/supplies, small electronics, bedding/linen, cleaning products, children's clothing up to age 12, furniture, home furnishings, kitchenware, computers, office equipment, office furniture, office supplies, arts/crafts supplies (children's), sports equipment (children's), toys, videos/DVDs/CDs (children's), infant/child car seats, bike helmets, school supplies, and household and work tools. Accepts donations of new personal care supplies, special event tickets, and food. All items must be in working condition.

Actively seeking donations of nonperishable food, personal care items, clothing, and/or small household goods for distribution to people in need. Accepts school supply donations for summer distribution.

Accepts new and gently-used blankets and new socks for residents of the emergency shelter.

Accepts donations of new and used clothing, small appliances/electronics, bedding/linens, kitchenware, including cookware, dishes and silverware, books and magazines, and household and gardening tools and equipment. Will also accept items for youth, including new and used sports equipment, toys, videos, CDs, DVDs, and infant/child car seats. All items should be in good condition and in working condition. Furniture and large appliances are not accepted. Donated items are resold.

Donation limit of 4 bags or boxes. Accepts donations of new and used clothing, small appliances, bedding and linen, kitchenware (cookware, dishes, and silverware). Accepts new and used canes or walkers, eyeglasses, hearing aids, medical supplies, personal care supplies, arts and crafts supplies, sports equipment, toys, or school supplies. Accepts new, unopened baby play pens. All items must be in working order.

Seeks to obtain both perishable and nonperishable items in quantities that can be distributed to area food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and other feeding programs for those in need. Receives and distributes other needed household products such as diapers, personal hygiene items, detergents and cleaning supplies that cannot be purchased with food stamps. Accepts food donations from restaurants, grocery stores, farmers, retailers, food manufacturers, food distributors and the general public. Accepts the following items: - Fresh produce. - Refrigerated items. - Frozen foods including meats. - Bakery items. - Personal care products. - Bulk packaged products. - Dry canned goods.

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

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store “Voucher” Policy Project Woman, Interfaith Hospitality Network, and McKinley Hall People in residential care with Project Woman, Interfaith Hospitality Network, and McKinley Hall coming to St. Vincent de Paul for additional assistance can receive help with: *Free Clothing Vouchers- This manner of assistance is available every 90 days to people with proof of identification and proof of Clark County residency. Separate PHOTO I.D.s for everyone over 18 getting clothing are required. Children under 18 MUST also have some legitimate form of I.D. (I.e. birth certificate, state I.D., driver’s license, social security card as additional I.D.). Anyone over 18 MUST apply independently. On Tues.,Weds.,& Thurs. 10:00-3:00, the Free clothing available is located in a specified .49 clothing rack area, marked with black tags. Exception: Free Underwear, shoes, and children’s clothing are found all over the store. All other clothing items are priced TO SELL in order to make monies for our Food Pantry. Applicants are eligible for free clothing every 90 days, not sooner. This application/information electronically recorded on ServeWare. Clothing Items EACH APPLICANT MAY HAVE included are: 1 pair of pajamas, 3 shirts or sweaters, 3 pants or dresses, 3 undergarments, 3 pair of socks, 1 pair of shoes, 1 coat or jacket *Free Household Items Vouchers- These items are provided based on availability, as we never know what we will get donated in the way of household merchandise. This is available once-a-year per household, to people with proof of identification and proof of Clark County residency. People in need of these items can sign up for household assistance and be provided with this pre-organized Care-Kit. It will consist of specific items selected by the St. Vincent de Paul thrift store staff. Any household items beyond the contents of that kit can always be purchased. Applicants are eligible for free household items once a year, not sooner. This application/information is electronically recorded on ServeWare. Household Items included are: (1 of each item for each person in the home) Silverware- spoon, fork, knife, sharp knife; coffee cup, drinking glass; plate 1 skillet, 1 pan; Choice of: coffee-maker OR lamp $4.00 or less Toy for each child (documented by I.D.) in the home; book Furniture Assistance- This assistance can only be provided through the SVdP Pantry’s Emergency Assistance Call system on Tuesdays and Fridays from 10:00-10:30 am. (937-322-0838) Once the caller successfully gets through on the Emergency Assistance line, their name and information will be given to a Church Conference. One of their members will call them in the coming days to make a visit with them, take an application for assistance, and put them on the waiting list (at the Thrift Store) to provide whatever on the furniture request they are able to fulfill. This type of assistance IS NOT provided by the Thrift Store, however, the furniture is provided from thrift store inventory selected by the store managers. All other furniture in the store is designated and priced TO SELL in order to make monies for our Food Pantry. Household Appliance Assistance (i.e.washer/dryer/refrigerator/stove)- This assistance can only be provided through the SVdP Pantry’s Emergency Assistance Call system on Tuesdays and Fridays from 10:00-10:30 am. (937-322-0838) Once the caller successfully gets through on the Emergency Assistance line, their name and information will be given to a Church Conference (St. Teresa’s, St. Bernard’s, St. Rays/St. Joes). One of these church members will return the call in the coming days to take an application for assistance, and put them on the waiting list to provide whatever appliance request they are able to fulfill. On occasion, if a conference is financially able, they might purchase the requested appliance from MCM Appliance on Selma Rd. and have it delivered. This type of assistance IS NOT provided by the

Thrift store selling clothing, household goods, kitchenware, furniture, and small appliances. Accepts donations of clothing, computers, books, housewares, shoes, toys, small appliances, and furniture.

The Share Closet provides gently used clothing for men, women, teens and children. Small kitchen appliances, dishes and bedding also offered. Donations accepted only on Saturday.